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How cool

caption: WhT u see here is a historical artifact of immense value. This is Felas original manuscript for the tenor lines in Music Against Second Slavery in his own hand writing

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good for him he can take up from where he's dad stopped

wow

can't see nothing, good for him tho

The abami-eda lives on forever!

Fela, the evergreen legend!!

Am sure you must be smiling in your grave now fela, seeing how slow the progress of the said transformation and promised change have been since your demise.

Nigeria shall get there. Your battle shall not be in vain!
Keep resting legend!


Check my signature for ur customised wristbands.

Na wetin Fela dey read be this wey dey make am pull-off.

Funny

Okay

talent !!!

See, what it takes to compose REAL Music. That's just the tenor manuscript.

Unlike our nowadays singer, they will just enter booth
1. Shout the Producer's name
2. Say they are back again.. (Only God knows who send them message).
3. Say their name like 2-3 times
4. Sing lyrics as wack as anything
5. Mention the mIxer's name.

Lobatan!!!

Iranu Abacha

Not interested

Fela was a one man squad. The one who remained a thorn in the flesh of the dictators. Now what we have are mostly sycophants who are willing to sell their soul to the highest bidder in the name of endorsements as "ambassadors"

Wao,this man really studied music but was he a hero,yes in the political arena,music wise yes,for the sound genre he created for africa dat allows you to cook indomie to later enjoy him sing while eating and anoda break so you can wash the plate but morally no,weeding and gerrin smoky high like abeja dat mad lunatic on highway,young girls made to believe fake marriage was beta to education and a successful career and bunch of making the youth do the wrong thing for the right cause. My thought though. Wayasay

Fela abami eda. The only true human right activist Nigeria ever had. Your legacy lives on sir.

Who ask am?

Anikulapo... Kuti

I dont understand it o

This won't make any sense to these days musicians.... Can Wiz Kid / Davido etc make any sense of this?

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A quintessential musician

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.. Musical language anyway

I used to keep this as well. Unfortunately, over the years I lost about 2 full exercise books containing really beautiful songs.

ok

So


FOR THE

1ST

AND

THE

LAST

TIME,


PERMIT ME TO JOIN LASISI TO SAY



END TIME Composition

Legendary.

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You need a little bit of igboh to read that stuff mehn

Fela, the only real legend of the yuruba extraction, dead and living.

Others na wash.