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Seun Kuti's fourth studio album fronting Egypt 80, the orchestra his father Fela originally built, pairs the group with guest turns from Carlos Santana and Robert Glasper across a 2018 Strut release he's called “a true reflection of my political and social beliefs.” Tracks draw direct lines between labor conditions from Michigan to Lagos to Johannesburg, “Last Revolutionary” honoring Kwame Nkrumah and Thomas Sankara by name, “Corporate Public Control Department” aimed squarely at Nigerian government corruption. Veteran Egypt 80 saxophonist Abedimeji “Showboy” Fagbemi co-writes several of the album's tracks alongside Kuti himself.
Media Condition: Mint (M) Sleeve Condition: Mint (M)
Brand new and still factory sealed. Unplayed.
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Label: Strut | STRUT163LP | UK
Released: 2018
Barcode: 730003316319
Track List:
A1. Last Revolutionary A2. Black Times B1. Corporate Public Control Department (C.P.C.D.) B2. Kuku Kee Me C1. Bad Man Lighter (B.M.L.) C2. African Dreams D1. Struggle Sounds D2. Theory Of Goat And Yam
