Kuti, Fela - Noise For Vendor Mouth (Opaque Red Vinyl) Ghosts of the Great Highway with an unexpectedly great cover

with an unexpectedly great cover of Stevie Wonder’s “Superstition” a highlight

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6 The Singer Not the Song

Kuti, Fela - Noise For Vendor Mouth (Opaque Red Vinyl) Ghosts of the Great Highway with an unexpectedly great coverReleased in 1975, this album began Felas greatest and most prolific era. He had created and refined the perfect sonic blend that we now know as Afrobeat lyrics that took on the social and political struggles of everyday people, drum rhythms he and Tony Allen honed to perfection, sharp punctuating horns, tenor and rhythm guitars, and call and response vocals. This album also follows his template of him using an entire side of an LP to build an