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Shakara by Kuti, Fela (Record, 2016)
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Item specifics
- Condition
- UPC
- 0720841206712
About this product
Product Identifiers
Record Label
KFW, Knitting Factory
UPC
0720841206712
eBay Product ID (ePID)
9046052804
Product Key Features
Format
Record
Release Year
2016
Genre
International
Artist
Kuti, Fela
Release Title
Shakara
Dimensions
Item Height
0.16 in
Item Weight
0.61 lb
Item Length
12.35 in
Item Width
12.03 in
Additional Product Features
Number of Tracks
2
Country/Region of Manufacture
United States
Tracks
1.1 Lady - Fela Kuti 1.2 Shakara - Fela Kuti
Number of Discs
1
Notes
180 gram vinyl LP pressing. Shakara is one of a clutch of early 1970's albums, on which Fela's Afrobeat transitioned from stage to something approaching full-grown form. Shakara (1971) includes three of mature Afrobeat's signature ingredients. There are two guitarists, rhythm guitarist Tutu Shoronmu and tenor guitarist Segun Edo. The pair's repetitive, interlocking riffs - part melody, part rhythm - play a similar role to the rhythm and mi-solo guitars used in contemporary Congolese rumba. Fela's Broken English lyrics extend his music's audience beyond Yoruba speakers and make his words understandable across Anglophone Africa. And female backing vocalists echo Fela's lead vocals in what was to become Afrobeat's trademark call-and-response pattern. In "Lady," Fela highlights the adoption of European social habits to the detriment of African culture. "Shakara" is a mainly instrumental track, with a brief lyric, sung in Yoruba, warning against boasters and braggarts. Up-tempo, with a suitably turbulent horn arrangement, it includes strong solos from Fela on keyboards and the fearsome Igo Chico on tenor saxophone.
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- n***o (264)- Feedback left by buyer.Past monthVerified purchaseFirst time buying from this seller. I actually tried to cancel the order as it hadn't shipped yet and I was afraid it wouldn't arrive on time. However the seller declined and shipped it to me quickly. I arrived just in time. Album was just as pictured and described. It arrived undamaged and was professionally packaged. Very happy with my purchase. Great communication from the seller. 5 Stars!
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