Fela Kuti - Why Black Man Dey Suffer (2024 Repress)

Fela Kuti - Why Black Man Dey Suffer (2024 Repress)Translucent Yellow Vinyl Also featuring Ginger Baker, the title track is among Felas first overtly political lyrics. His political perspective had evolved during the 1969 1970 tour of the US, largely through his friendship with the black rights activist Sandra Izsadore, who introduced him to the writings of Malcolm X, Stokely Carmichael, Angela Davis and other revolutionary thinkers. By the time Fela wrote Why Black Man Dey Suffer, his songwriting and

Uppers is a thunderous opening statement that continues the UK’s recent resurgence of grubby

after linking up with Master Peace for ‘Wrong Answers Only’ in January

it is a reflection of my growth over the last 2

Juanita’s upbringing involved many different musical influences

Purple & Gold Vinyl

doomed to dead ends of vanity

David Spriggs and Barthélémy Toguo

but always find themselves drawn back to Nirvana

stuck in the same four walls

headed up by Matt Owens (Noah and the Whale) Phantom Dreams is their debut album

and don’t forget to keep it round your neck

before moving to London and working at Trevor Jackson’s seminal Output Recordings