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Category: Fela Kuti

Fela's London Scene album cover

[Review] Fela Kuti: Fela’s London Scene (1971)

[Kronomyth 1.0] I Fela good.

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Fela Ransome-Kuti Live! album cover

[Review] Fela Ransome-Kuti and The Africa ’70 with Ginger Baker: Live! (1971)

Baker’s interesting African exile led him into Fela’s camp for a few albums, with this being perhaps the most famous.

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Why Black Man Dey Suffer album cover

[Review] Fela & The Africa 70 with Ginger Baker: Why Black Men Dey Suffer (1971)

[Kronomyth 3.0] What will be the sacred word?

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Shenshema 45 rpm single

Fela Ransome-Kuti and The Africa ’70: “Shenshema” (1971)

Fela’s new single takes aim at the white colonialism creeping into African culture without missing an Afrobeat.

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Na Poi album cover

[Review] Fela Ransome-Kuti and the Africa ’70: Na Poi (1971)

Songs about sex and death, this isn’t his most enduring work, but Fela and the band show plenty of endurance all the same.

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Open and Close album cover

[Review] Fela Ransome Kuti & The Africa ’70: Open & Close (1971)

Two electric guitarists double the pleasure of Fela’s evolving Afrobeat sound on this engaging record.

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Shakara album cover

[Review] Fela Ransome Kuti And The Africa 70: Shakara (1972)

Fela and a slightly retooled Africa 70 continue to refine their Afrobeat sound, this time with a pro-machismo, anti-braggadocio agenda.

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Roforofo Fight album cover

[Review] Fela & The Africa 70: Roforofo Fight (1972)

A few more tweaks to the lineup result in Fela’s best album to date and an Afrobeat classic.

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Afrodisiac album cover

[Review] Fela Ransome-Kuti & The Afrika ’70: Afrodisiac (1973)

Recorded in Abbey Road Studios in London in 1971, this features re-recordings of some of Fela’s recent homeland hits.

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