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2. Swegbe and Pako 12:28
3. Gbagada Gbagada Gbogodo Gbogodo 9:19
1. 2000 Blacks Got to be Free 18:38
2. Africa Centre of the World 17:32
1. Stalemate 12:54
2. Don't Worry About My Mouth O (African Message) 15:45
1. I Go Shout Plenty 13:01
2. Why Black Men Dey Suffer? 13:45
1. M.O.P. (Movement of the People) Political Statement Number 1 (Part 1) 19:09
2. M.O.P. (Movement of the People) Political Statement Number 1 (Part 2) 18:24
1. Customs Check Point 16:11
2. Gimme Shit I Give You Shit (Part 1) 6:03
3. Gimme Shit I Give You Shit (Part 2) 19:15
1. O.P. (Opposite People) 16:38
2. Equalisation of Trouser and Pant 16:42
More Info:
"Knitting Factory Records and Partisan Records are proud to release the sixth installment of the much anticipated vinyl reissues from the Fela Kuti catalog. Vinyl Box #6 was curated by actor, producer, DJ, rapper and singer, Idris Elba aka DJ Big Driis. This edition features Open & Close, Music of Many Colors, Stalemate, I Go Shout Plenty!!!, Live In Amsterdam, and Opposite People. The artwork for each album has been meticulously recreated from the original vinyl pressings, alongside vintage vinyl label artwork. Previous box set curators include Chris Martin, Erykah Badu, Ginger Baker, Brian Eno, and Questlove.
Fela Kuti (1938-1997) was a Nigerian musician, producer, arranger, political radical, outlaw and the originator of Afrobeat. Since his untimely death in 1997 he has become a worldwide musical icon. A titanic musical and sociopolitical voice, Fela’s legacy spans decades and genres, touching on jazz, pop, funk, hip-hop, rock and beyond."
