Track Listings (4) - Disc #1| All Artists: Fela Kuti, Egypt 80 Title: Live in Detroit 1986 Members Wishing: 3 Total Copies: 0 Label: Knitting Factory Release Date: 5/8/2012 Genres: International Music, Pop, R&B Style: Number of Discs: 3 SwapaCD Credits: 3 UPCs: 720841802327, 720841802327 |
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Live In Detroit 1986 is the first new Fela Kuti material to be issued since his final studio album, Underground System, in 1992. Recorded live at the Fox Theater in Detroit in November 1986, the concert marked a triumphant... more » |
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Live In Detroit 1986 is the first new Fela Kuti material to be issued since his final studio album, Underground System, in 1992. Recorded live at the Fox Theater in Detroit in November 1986, the concert marked a triumphant return to the USA for Fela.
The concert was part of Fela's debut US tour with his Egypt 80 band and the recording finds them on strident form, showcasing all-new material in free-flowing extended workouts. The tracks featured in the concert would appear on studio albums: Teacher Don't Teach Me Nonsense, Beasts Of No Nation and O.D.O.O. (Overtake Don Overtake Overtake) in 1989. Often overlooked in favour of the punchier sound of Fela's recordings with Africa 70, these later recordings are deeply soulful affairs, at times melancholy, marked by lengthy, complex and freeform arrangements.
The concert was part of Fela's debut US tour with his Egypt 80 band and the recording finds them on strident form, showcasing all-new material in free-flowing extended workouts. The tracks featured in the concert would appear on studio albums: Teacher Don't Teach Me Nonsense, Beasts Of No Nation and O.D.O.O. (Overtake Don Overtake Overtake) in 1989. Often overlooked in favour of the punchier sound of Fela's recordings with Africa 70, these later recordings are deeply soulful affairs, at times melancholy, marked by lengthy, complex and freeform arrangements.
