Fela Kuti - Why Black Man Dey Suffer (LP)
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- Опубліковано 7 вер 2024
- Why Black Man Dey Suffer (LP) (1971) Fela Kuti
Song include Why Black Man Dey Suffer /Ikoyi Mentality Versus Mushin Mentality
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This video is part of a series of songs being posted on Fela's official UA-cam channel ( / fela ) each featuring, alongside the music, an informative commentary by Afrobeat Historian, Chris May.
The entire catalogue, released on Kntting Factory Records, is available on the Fela website (fela.net/), along with documentaries and recorded concerts, CDs and vinyl, tee shirts, posters and many other items.
Paul McCartney interview brought me here
Me too 🎉
Same
Lame
Same😂
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Hugely talented Pan Africanist and political activist who sent striking messages out through his music to influence the Nigerian youths and the world. I recall him telling me that he sometimes got inspiration for his songs from the chirping of birds 😊.
Rest In Peace, great man.
You met Fela?
@@michaelasmith3819 yes I did! A couple of years before he died.
@@Cobenvent oh wow. That's beautiful. How was he? What was he like?
Am In tears right now I listened to the worlds of the prophet fela anikolapkokuti may you pleasant soul rest in perfect and perfect peace of mind over there.
Fela lives forever through his songs!
. . .made Paul McCartney cry - nice one this one.
2019 and first time me hear this song. Fela is one of kind. Fela is very true and kind. Fela lives in our heart and mind. I wish my people can gratify the epistemological framings of Fela's music. Fela was not only an artist but an African Scholar who provided a paradigm shift in African ontological studies. Black man, women and child rise up again and show the world who is Alkebu-lan.
Who is Alkebu-lan ?
@@paulmatemb4628, 'what' rather than 'who'. It was the popular name - one of the popular names - for our great continent before contact with the invaders from the mediterranean.
no body can mentally play music like FELA ...
like this fella
It hurts me so bad that after such knowledge in a song from Fela Kuti most Black people are still religious.. ABA MI EDA 4EVER..
Recalling never to place tradition before Scripture, truth beyond facts the etymon for black is white when referring to my nationality we are EBONY people, it's a bold face lie ill-fated educators regurgitated poison instilled in them in others to holocaust, smh
We're in the know now Christendom, Kitawala and Apostates can't romp with us because of Jehovah and Jesus and the Israelites real lived experiences they teach through His Word HALLELUJAH Aman
Ase
100% agree! We'll have to start learning our history and returning to our deities and ancestors. I am.
Is it not religious to follow the deities of the day? Regardless if it’s Christianity or it’s the traditional religion of the day. It’s still religion. What’s most important is not religion, it’s our culture. They’ve stripped our culture from us and they continue to shame us for us. We need to find ourselves again, regardless of religion. Atheist, Christian, Muslim, traditional.
@@ucakpan be not fooled. Even the occultists like Paul Mcartney know that Christ is the way. The deities are nothing more than local demons. Wondering spirits and principalities set to reside over territories, elements and aspects of nature. They all bow down when the name of Yahusha is mentioned. They are not the landlords but it is he who possesses the Key to the land and that’s why we call him Lord. For he is within. He is the light which illuminates and animates our soul. Brothers and sisters do not be led astray back to the ways of our ancestors. Generational curse lay down that path. Desert the spiritual realm and bare Christ as your shepherd. Only he can guide you through this interconnected maze. Only through him can you (man) connect with God as he is the father and the son. And we are the children (heirs to the kingdom) but kingdom will only come once we make the conditions here suitable for it. We build the kingdom and within the kingdom there is no space for idol worship of any kind. God Bless you.
this track be jammin....the message is true today
true 49 years have past since 1971 today and black man still they suffer today in 2019
Today, your church pastors are not white . You are still suffering.
#GeorgeFloyd 2020
The greatest
Music relevant to society this is.
We must think of how to apply African solutions to African problems. We Can’t Vote our way outer what we didn’t vote into
#No consensuship#
25/02/2023
I totally agree! Especially concerning our imitation of the demonstration of craze.
Grande Fela l'ho visto al City Square (Mi )almeno 25 anni fa.
Thanks Black President
R.I.P.
Fela kuti, the best music the world for me. very very very good song, amazing music!!! thanks FELA.
Fela soul for ever
Bass line is 🔥
Hey Baba am really missing you badly as I speak because it's what you said long time ago that is what is happening and that is what am seeing allover the world today. My heart 4u boss.
Fela was a musician that saw what his contemporaries did not see about Africans situation. It is now that what he said became clear to every one reasonable. He is a legend.
GREETINGS FROM MEXICO
hi, Juanitas Saladitas.
This is Paul McCartney's favorite Fela song
They were buddies.
@Roshan was it not John Lennon who wrote it Roshan
@@markcritchley6861 Nope
@@markcritchley6861 you are very stupid. John lennon wrote this? Btw no one cares what paul mccartnney's best fela song is. Fela is greater the beatles.
@@deji8599 'ol boy, no mind am sef. Who be @Rodshan or whoever im be.
Rock Hall of Fame or not, Fela is a LEGEND of Legends, no one can compare? People hear music but we feel the spirit. If you know, You Know!
All thanks to Paul McCartney interview I found this link. Legendary music from Fela👍
i guess fela's message hit the people that gave thumps down on the head...!
You’d still get imbeciles who don’t understand the music or the message and yet, they will give thumbs down!
Abami Eda taught the world how music should be.
Fela to d world
The construction, the organization, the rhythms.....the message. Only Fela..❤
Amazing work...
With FELA The message is in the music and the music in the message.
Beautiful!
So much rhythm; such great songwriting. This is awesome stuff.
Thanks, Abami Eda.
this is a bang
Iovely baba 70
King Fela rest on.
The Master!!!
you can play this at any speed, I swear
🔥
Paul McCarty interview brought me here 😎😎
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Ginger Baker on drums. Solid groover, Baker was, but Tony Allen is the heart of Afrobeat.
I think two of them are playing.....i could be wrong however
@@juanestadian8471 they played together on Fela + Africa 70 with Ginger Baker LIVE! but i don't think they do on this album :)
@@mysteradio yeah....saw that on an article
Tony Allen & Ginger Baker play both . i just checked (verifiws) on back cover album : both play drums. to my ears , it seems ginger is on the first track (title album) ; and Tony Allen is on the other track : Ikoy... ; if you listen carefully , drums are very different (on first & second track).
Ginger Backer was also producer , obviously Fela too.
Yeah Ginger played on Why Black man Dey Suffer. Tony Allen was on Iyoki vs Mushin mentality. To be honest, Tony’s work on the other track is a lot funkier and more complex. Not that Ginger didn’t do a fantastic job but his drumming is a a little more militant
there's way too many commercials. can't even get through a complete song without having to run back to UA-cam to keep a song continuously playing and not stuck in the commercial world of UA-cam. please fix this
💝💝💝
I feel like a sufferhead
a song otherwise known as 'nuff said'
better than vitamin D
"people different y'all"
Mm
Baba the philosopher.
Funky Ass bass line
Collusioning with the enemys'
lies fail us!
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