Fela Anikulapo Kuti - Teacher Don’t Teach Me Nonsense flac album

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Teacher, teacher-o na the lecturer be your name teacher, teacher-o na the lecture be the same make-ee no teach-ee me again oh as soon teaching finish yes, da thing-ee IT gon die IT dey-o as soon teaching finish yes, da thing-ee IT gon die IT dey-o. Me and you no dey for the same-u category na the same category-o A kujuba, A kujuba YE-EHHHH! . Babanla nonsense ( after each line) Babanla nonsense Babanla nonsense He pass redeem He pass corruption Which kind election be dis? People na go vote Dem come get big big numbers Thousands to thousands Millions to billions Which kind election be dis? Boba la nonsense. Na dem-o-cr-azy be the deal Na dem-o-cr-azy be the deal Who don teach us ee dem-o-cr-azy? (Bo-ptch!) Oyinbo teach-ee us (Yuh-ngh!)

The album was recorded shortly after Kuti had been released from jail, where he'd served 20 months on the smuggling charges (son Femi had kept Egypt 80 rehearsed during the incarceration). Badarou's production is richer and more burnished than was the norm for Kuti. Indeed, it's almost orchestral. Both tracks are included on this Wrasse release. Tracks: Teacher Don't Teach Me Nonsense; Just Like That; Look And Laugh. Personnel: Fela Anikulapo Kuti: vocals, saxophones, keyboards; Egypt 80. Tags. Fela Anikulapo-Kuti Afrobeat Diaries Chris May United States Fela Anikulapo Kuti Ginger Baker Bill Laswell Manu Dibango.

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With production help from Wally Badarou, Fela Anikulapo Kuti offers up an interesting mix of songs (well, two to be exact) in both vocal and instrumental versions. Most compelling is the track "Look and Laugh," which details the attack by Nigerian soldiers on his Kalakuta compound. With simple lyrics, Fela runs down the horror of that attack in a detached, almost journalistic manner: "Till dem come/burn my house/burn my house/all my property/burn burn dem/beat beat me/kill my mama