Fela Kuti - Expensive Shit

Fela Kuti - Expensive Shit2014 vinyl LP pressing of the Afrobeat star's 1975 album. Nigerian police, seeking to put down this independent minded rascal, tried to plant a joint on Kuti during a gathering at his home. Wise to their plan, he quickly swallowed the joint, but the police then threw him in jail to produce the evidence from his feces. He escaped charges with some wily plotting, and then produced this song mocking the police for wasting resources on hassling him

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Using intimate live performances with fellow songwriters Sufjan Stevens and Denison Witmer as a pathway

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and Afro‑Latin influences

" The many good vibrations embedded within the deep-rooted grooves of Vibrating await your endless enjoyment

Recorded primarily at Nashville's The Butcher Shoppe

highlights the earliest phase of their transition from experimental hardcore band to transcendent exploratory collective

On "White Lightning" they kind of find themselves back at the start again even if it also means opening new doors

In 1987 it went to number 5 in the UK Singles Chart

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‘BBC Broadcasts’ contains favourites such as ‘Home By The Sea’