Sorrow%2C Tears %26 Blood
Kuti Lyrics

We have lyrics for these tracks by Kuti:

Coffin For Head Of State Amen, Amen, Amen! Through Jesus Christ our Lord By the grac…
Gentleman À toutes les ladies, oh yeah Laisse-moi te conter l'histo…
Lady If you call am woman African woman no go 'gree She go…
Roforofo Fight From Abeokuta city Translation to original English: She tear…

Shakara To ba b'oni sakara pade Pasan to ma fi na e…
Sorrow Tears & Blood Eh-ya! Everybody run run run Eh-ya! Everybody scatter scatte…
Water No Get Enemy T'o ba fe lo we omi l'o ma'lo If you wan'…

Zombie Zombie o, zombie (zombie o, zombie) Zombie o, zombie (zombie…

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Most interesting comment from YouTube:

@TheIlleventhoughts

3y↑4

Everybody run run run
Everybody scatter scatter
Some people lost some bread
Someone nearly die
Someone just die
Police dey come, army dey come
Confusion everywhere
Hey yeah!
Seven minutes later
All don cool down, brother
Police don go away
Army don disappear
Them leave Sorrow, Tears, and Blood
Them regular trademark!
Them leave Sorrow, Tears, and Blood
Them regular trademark
That is why
Hey yeah!
Everybody run, run, run...
La la la la
My people self dey fear too much
We fear for the thing we no see
We fear for the air around us
We fear to fight for freedom
We fear to fight for liberty
We fear to fight for justice
We fear to fight for happiness
We always get reason to fear
We no want die
We no want wound
We no want quench
We no want go
I get one child
Mama dey for house
Papa…

All comments from YouTube:

@princeoludareakintola5758

1y↑128

Fela needs a Netflix movie or documentary, he is a legend!!! if you support hit like 👍

@guillaume-sambasonet3344

45w↑1

He all ready has a documentaire on arte

@bubmoley1194

34w

"Music is the weapon" or "ginger baker in africa"

@frankvairo6666

29w↑1

He is a legend, some dude made a Broadway show about him, I saw a movie about it, called Finding Fela

@nicebahula5315

3y↑140

I vote Fela Kuti Day in every African Calender, 🙋‍♂️
This Man need to be celebrated in whole African Continent 🌍✅

@MRSZ5440

2y↑5

I second the motion.

@ogatoni8856

2y↑5

@lunsas

1y↑2

Of course ❤

@Hymn43

1y↑4

I’ll speak on behalf of America; we’d also like to add this honourable Fela Kuti Day to our calendar as well.
🤟🏼

@Hymn43

1y↑1

@Mustake5 Aye

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@ehiskhaleradio

2y↑43

Fela Kuti songs are too good and fascinating,I can't even choose my favourite anymore. Legendary musician 💯🔥

@seunak4951

4y↑206

Over 40 years later and This Song still resonates loudly. It is Extremely sad. My prayer is that Nigeria can come back from this despicable event

@Newman2296

2y↑3

Prayer has been answered. Time to act

@Anw120

2y↑1

What happened?

@jeremygauer7883

2y↑1

😀👍

@tomwilliams3581

Somethings never change

@shaspearman8647

1y↑2

Nigeria, Africa will not come back from anything until it comes back to itself. Release itself from the hypnotism of colonialism and eurocentrism

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@governmentnwankwo9906

3y↑65

I dedicate this track to everyone who came out on 20/10/20 to fight against injustice, corruption and bad leadership in Nigeria in general. And those who lost their lives in course of freedom in Nigeria, my heart goes out to their families and love ones.

@okeynze3269

2y↑4

The lyrics is just what happened in lekki on 20/10/2020 they killed and ran away leaving behind tears sorrow and blood as their regular trade mark # I love this song too much and I play it always # Rip Fela

@aluskysystems1129

30w

So sad the main man behind the killing is the president imposed.

@paulwhite2787

2y↑55

Much love and respect to beautiful people of Nigeria 🇳🇬 ❤!

@ritaowo91

2y↑2

Is good to be good

@Eleniyan71

24w

Much love to you too @PaulWhite.. 🇳🇬 from a Nigerian in London, GOD bless bro! 🙏🏾

@user-gf5jh3pt8r

23w↑3

I first heard this song on Radio 702 (South Africa). The presenter, Richard Mwamba gave a good background introduction on Fela Kuti Anikulapo, and I fell in love with this talented and social justice activist. So relevant, universal, and powerful are the lyrics in this song

@sampsonobinna7744

2y↑25

My grand children must listen to this song because it means a lot

@sammyabbey796

1y↑26

They dont come often, once in a life time, Marley, Fela and Tupac, am happy i walk this surface with them , Rest in power.

@kiiza2886

1y↑1

lucky dube ,.peter tosh

@munyuawaiyaki6322

36w

bless up spirit brother they will not understand

@jamesnadell1998

2y↑44

He's on the roots pantheon alongside his brother in struggle, Bob Marley. Dropping beats and laying down superb hooks, his word sound power is still resonating. He was a big figure. Hated by the powerful, loved by the people, he was Mandela w a horn. People need to wake up to him, especially in the USA. Total respects to his living memory.

@mukwesangandu1469

I agree

@mattisah2243

2y↑19

I love the scenes depicted in this video. It's like documentary of Nigerians life in those days in anthropological perspective.

@dennisighowho351

3y↑7

Fela was passing a strong message to Africa not just Nigeria

@francisigiebor1851

8y↑183

True legends don't die . Fela lives forever. Magnificent, maestro

@theempresss

6y↑1

Francis Igiebor yess

@ToyotaGuy1971

5y↑2

I think Bob Marley said it best, "The stone that the builder refuse, shall always be the head corner stone".

@chrisoghenetegamaloney5799

ToyotaGuy1971 lies

@William_sJazzLoft

@ToyotaGuy1971 In fact, that comes straight out of the New Testament

@William_sJazzLoft

4y↑133

For anyone familiar with the history of Nigeria, the imagery that the tune evokes comes easy. Fela conveys the pain and anxiety felt by average Nigerians and oppressed people everywhere

@robertgaye3333

3y↑8

And liberia, Sierra Leone and Ivory coast and all of Africa.

@chudiksc

3y↑5

@Robert Gaye pls share with your friends to do same for fela we need to honour him

@ToyotaGuy1971

2y↑3

May God have mercy on the down-pressers all along their final day of judgement. Glory to God!

@charlesficherwcoffeebreaks7521

2y↑2

Shabbat Shalom Zulu tribe Thank you!

@samuelsalami6320

5y↑25

I feel proud to be an African for so many things and Fela is the top of the list

@MusicaNegradoAmapa

3y↑14

Tristeza, lágrimas e sangue
A marca registrada deles! 🇧🇷

@GJ5570

3y↑18

First heard Fela in 96 my best friend had been working in Nigeria, he told me he had seen him live and brought back a copy of 2000 Black. That was it, I was hooked and I still am!

@eduardocrasleileal8079

3y↑119

My body move involuntary, it's pure energy, good vibes, greetings from Brazil 🇧🇷✌️👽

@sinasanusi5317

2y↑3

It's in the gene, your spiritual connection to motherland AFRICA

@jeremygauer7883

2y↑1

😀👍

@belmiron5174

2y↑1

Some more greetings and thanks from Brazil, Fela is unforgettable

@uwaechijames1729

@Sina Sanusi d

@johnbarrett7777

10y↑183

Peace to all sons of Shango and daughters of Ogun . Fela Anikulapo Kuti The Black President.

@ayo30s

4y↑5

No Doubt!!! Same To You, 👍🏾👊🏾✌🏾🇳🇬🇺🇸

@antarjohnbrown1802

4y↑5

A GREAT AND HONORABLE BLACK MAN... HE WAS NO JOKE!!!... SOMEONE TO LEARN FROM.HE STOOD FOR THE PEOPLE!!!

@chudiksc

3y↑1

@ayo30s pls share with your friends to do same for fela we need to honour him

@chudiksc

3y↑1

@Antar john Brown pls share with your friends to do same for fela we need to honour him

@boladeganiu

@ayo30s Nice one there😃

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@nuggets2125

4y↑41

This is what we call, "AFROBEAT".
Nice tune.

@Julose33

2y↑11

This song was played at my dad’s funeral, miss u dad

@angelisbethania4457

3y↑51

The girls were so beautiful. His music is magic

@rgwebb5165

3y↑19

This is one my favorites from Fela. The syncopation lays such a beautiful foundation and some of his best lyrics as well. Them regular trademark.

@wakefieldprog

7y↑217

"Music is the weapon of the future," says Fela. That means this weapon is for now.

@pondlife9931

7y↑8

Music is the 'weapon' that channels anger into creativity. As such, it IS holiness.

@victorbiebele6712

not for now, weapon of the future, always...

@schwalsiogabriel7831

❤️

@ToyotaGuy1971

2y↑1

SOLIDARITY PEOPLE ONE LOVE

@ManiacMageetheG

@Victor Biebele We can only hope, but the future is only one second away from us.

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@sabrinaoshevire1522

4y↑201

The era when sisters did not bleach their skin or need another person's hair to be beautiful.

@yaakemet9408

3y↑9

I was about to say the same thing

@funkwiccas7860

3y↑3

Amen !!! Africa must die and be born again! Remember the greatnesses that we are !!! Let’s not even talk about fake hair ! “I think it's an atrocity against nature, beauty and common sense” a white man said to response of weaves. Either way ... we fuked ! Thanks Fela for reminding us who we are 🙏🏾

@Negusfirst

3y↑25

Have you ever listened to yellow fever by fela kuti? The song was about skin bleaching..

@doddjohnson7971

3y↑3

Fela lives!!!

@aframaco9491

3y↑1

So very well said! My heart breaks when I see the so called socialites parading their fake selves in Nigeria !

Indeed the shameless persons are all over Instagram as well!

Fake to their very innards !

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@agharuokansirim4935

5y↑9

Real African music no auto tune in sight

@user-uo8yh9tb8g

1y↑7

One of a kind, and some of the funkiest music I've ever heard... a true, living legend in his time... no one quite like him in the annals of pop/rock music... a complete outlier, not unlike Frank Zappa in that regard... that he got recognition beyond his obvious target audience. But if you're a drummer or guitarist or a composer.... how can you not be spellbound by this guy-----

@kkoo5647

5y↑11

He played the key guard trumpet,sax,flute, guitar and drums. What a ball of talent. Not to mention his vocals..

@anthonyalleyne634

8y↑194

I have always loved Fela from my high school days in the seventies but years later 1985 to be exact I was driving home stuck in traffic and this song came on the radio, an unexpected delight as mainstream radio did not really play his music.....I had to pull over and surrender....was in tears by the end....this song still moves me same as Zombie, Gentleman chop and Quench, Carry me i want to die!

@felakuti

8y↑30

Awesome Anthony and loving your story on your experiences on Fela. I'm glad you found this channel and thank you for subscribing to the Fela Youtube Channel. Take care and everybody say "Yeah Yeah"

@theempresss

6y↑8

Yessss! Zombie is powerful like this song!

@charlesficheriii1478

4y↑5

Yeah Yeah!

@tonyajabajunior3148

4y↑3

God bless you baba

@chudiksc

3y↑3

@triplegoddess pls share with your friends to do same for fela we need to honour him

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@jackcorderyful

5y↑142

My dear friend Matthew Kempster introduced me to Fela Kuti in 1976 - big love Matthew - still listening - still inspired

@jobiburna3302

2y↑3

@omoharry2173

2y↑2

1976??waoo!!

@TimiO47

2y↑1

Yeah 1976 he was in his prime I wasn’t even born my dad was 12 then damn

@TimiO47

Yeah 1976 he was in his prime I wasn’t even born my dad was 12 then damn

@TimiO47

Yeah 1976 he was in his prime I wasn’t even born my dad was 12 back then damn

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@razakkarim2352

2y↑6

Till today .no one can play Afro beat like FELA . The master

@captaintankacab927

2y↑4

Brilliant, just brilliant. I cant put it into any other words.

@omungare

9y↑6

The best blend of musical instrument and social commentary. Fela you will never die. Your songs will touch any heart that has a beat

@TheIlleventhoughts

3y↑4

@Topmusicsas

9y↑63

From nigeria ...one of the best musician ...the groove the sax the choorus!

@chrisoghenetegamaloney5799

4y↑3

Bruno Pietrobelli best in africa one of the best in the world 🌎

@jerrybassey9357

2y↑2

The true son of mother Africa. My son, Olufela, I thank you as you never misrepresented me, your brothers, and sisters. I gave you the message in your sleep and you delivered the message through a medium that I, mother Africa so cherish and loved. My son, I wish you were alive to see the medium you created; the genie that you pioneered as now become world-recognized. Your grandchildren now use it to pass messages of love, and more to the world. Ose, omo mi. As you rest beneath me; be assured that your brothers shall get it right someday even though the pain I feel each day with the way I'm being treated is unbearable. Many of your brothers and sisters have derailed from the true Africanism and pan-Africanism that your older brothers envisioned. Don't let that disturb your sound sleep. I shall soon give birth to another generation that's likely to bring it to fruition. I hope my daughter your mother is resting well? Tell her, I sent my love, her mother, mother Africa.

Your Mother,
Mother Africa

@butimotloung9785

10y↑31

The legend lives on. Africa's greatest son of song ever.

@hassanelaouali2653

3y↑9

Is it me or this song is addicting ? Can't stop listening to it.

@user-lb2cp4ci4s

31w↑2

2023, still listening to this Icon.. Years later the theme is real and the prevalence is stark. Live on Fela...

@adbb100

27w

Nothing has changed. 😢😢😢

@binta1955

4y↑14

Listening to this today, 21 of october 2020 after peaceful protesters against bad government and police brutality were killed in nigeria. The things he talked about are still happening

@michaelpartridge7365

8y↑28

I am newly-awakened to Fela. Having known of him for many years, I have just now been able to advance beyond Miles' electric period to see that, yes, this was the next step in the evolution. This has to be some of the most exciting, addictive music I've ever heard - I particularly love this song and the film that has been presented with it. Thank you so very much for your effort at putting this in front of a large audience - his catalog is initially confusing and dense from my American record-buying experiences and being able to just pick songs, listen, watch . . . wow. I love this music. Fantastic job!!!!

@felakuti

8y↑9

Hey Michael. We are delighted you've found and appreciated Fela's music online. If anything we thank you for watching and listening to his music on the official Fela Youtube channel. Hopefully if haven't done so, definitely subscribe to this channel for more content every Friday on Fela Friday's and hopefully you can learn more from Fela and his music.

Thanking you for the lovely message Michael, take care and everybody say "Yeah Yeah" (y)

@michaelpartridge7365

8y↑5

"Yeah, Yeah" Done! Fridays are even better now! Awesome!!!

@marcusmenalucas7224

2y↑8

I Can Dance This One From Start to Finish!

@marcusmenalucas7224

Come Back Soon Fela.,
We Miss You!

@0004pedro

10y↑13

Bingo! This is the version of STB that I've been looking for. What they have on CD is a short edited version which does me no good. I've been looking for this full version. One needs to enjoy this song in its entirety.

@okoronkwochineduaugustine9249

2y↑4

Is been long i listened to this track and today it sounds new to me, showing that all fela songs are spiritual and ever new to lovers of afrobeat music. God bless this legendary musician wherever he is!

@janetplanet4595

8y↑63

this is the perfect song for this day and age

@felakuti

8y↑9

Hey Janet, we are glad you enjoyed Sorrow Tears and Blood and thank you for subscribing to this Fela YouTube channel. We really appreciate that, Yeah Yeah ^^

@megatronkokoutse6502

Janet Vonnik indeed

@ayo30s

4y↑1

No Doubt and thx, 👍🏾👊🏾✌🏾🇳🇬🇺🇸

@charlesEE

3y↑4

Lekkki Toll gate comes to mind. When Fela was around he was discarded like a bad habit. EVERYTHING HE SANG ABOUT IS TRUE

@waxyweller

10y↑15

Greatest Instrumentalist Ever !!! I cant believe he didnt win a GRAMMY

@bakaymans

10y↑6

Fuck Grammy - Listen to Fela - Trade Mark - sO gRammY Na tRadE mArk

@richmck007

10y

You got that right, !

@nummermusico

10y↑3

lol a Grammy.

@richmck007

10y↑3

And talking of the recent Grammy awards...what a biased awards that was...!

@NONcorrupt

10y↑3

yea, his talent wasn't appreciated/he definitly deserved some awards for his contributions !

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@ust1513

8y↑33

this song is in my soul for over 20 years...

@oluwalomejooda001

4y↑4

Damn! That is a piece of music with a flowing lyric. Nice one Anikulapo!

@FrancisKGbeku

2y↑2

We miss you our African legend. Long live Fela Kuti.

@brunolucena6040

8y↑2

porra esse cara era foda!!! entro pra história da música mundial me sinto muito honrado em ter conhecido a música dele e principalmente com África muito presente em tudo e postura aguerrida!!!!!!

@stefanblue660

2y↑3

What a great, historical video! Thank you so much for posting, from Germany. The first song I have heard in a Club in Germany around 1980 ,15 years old, and I was so excited about what I heard! And I began understanding injustice .

@adesolaadegbite681

6y↑1

this song goes direct to one soul...fela is a legend

@jamesonmoz7691

2y↑2

this song is still fresh in 2022,,fela I want to let u know that Nigeria has moved from bad to worst

@tomiiiiiiiiiiiii4485

4y↑11

Heavy on this song after the Lekki massacre💔. RIP to all the young heroes we lost🙏

@lancebeamon9729

3y↑2

Now that's Powerful. Continue to REST IN POWER BROTHER 🖤✊🏾

@desmondking262

5y↑4

Wow. the visuals and scene is just too awesome. FOREVER LIVE FELA

@paulnewton7945

9y↑35

Fela Kuti all the way!!!

@thomasanderson3892

7y↑60

What fela is talking about then is relevant to now. That's why I listen to him because his messages hit home. I'm glad to have subscribe to baba Africa.

@ehiskhaleradio

True

@KingYahshua

10y↑31

Nigerian afrobeat king fela <3

@Obalufon

41w↑1

FYI, The world Afrobeat king!

@chiboyboyman2601

2y↑2

Masterpiece of a Legend 🥦

@NAPTOWNCROWNHOLDER

6y↑2

To see his passion about what he lives, believes, and fights for at mark 10:00 is REAL!

@festus4463

19w

This guy was a prophet. He saw today. Let his songs be an inspiration for a new Nigeria 🇳🇬 ❤ cz he sacrificed also for it

@Official_GG

37w

In my opinion this video is a work of art

@robertjanuary9277

3y↑2

God, I miss Fela! He is the greatest!

@lifeworksndhenterprisesllc6597

5y↑8

I love those women dancers putting their own make up and doing the doo-doo brown. I was influence by their work.

@thandiwemsimanga5263

5y↑46

Soooo relevant in my country Zim abwe.
RIP Fela.You are a true legend

@MrAllthatnmore

4y↑1

He even mentioned your country in the song albeit it's old name Rhodesia. Zim will be great soon.

@omizfoshiz

8y↑173

This is why I love YouTube, hearing new music that I never heard before

@lucasamtab

6y↑5

new "GOOD,AMAZING" music

@alessandrograldi4334

6y↑8

Omiz Fo Shiz i gerardo this in the 80s in Italy we player these amazing sono in Disco Clubs as Cosmic, you want to discover unheard music? Follow Cosmic Disco 👍

@mishacknthane1060

5y↑10

He was the world greatest

@wendinmonegdepitt4210

4y↑2

Truly is not new music it existed before.

@habykane8214

Jade

Jade

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@alickellyosho3221

5y↑8

Fala was one of the greatest of all time.wow!! What a pity we've lost all our great legend musicians both in ragga nd African traditional beat.. fala was not only a musician but also a prophet. respect to u legend fala.

@noahjoe125

4y↑1

Lol ''Fala'' was the greatest indeed..

@ikongchin3088

2y↑1

1 of the GREATS of AFRICA

@jcfoganlocoche9320

3y↑2

The Best Entertainer of all times..On and off the podium. 🙏🏿🙏🏿🙏🏿 Fela!!!

@tyshonsullivan4959

27w

Fela is my inspiration too, he always has been

@delaplaya29

8y↑15

Thank you for this video. You make me feel nigeria and sometime i cry... rest in peace fela, don't worry the best will be coming !!!

@felakuti

8y↑1

+I! From Nowhere Thank you for watching and commenting. We appreciated this a lot.

@delaplaya29

8y↑3

No problem... i listen fela kuti for long time and i hope fela and afrobeat keep going !!! ( sorry for my bad english i'm french )

@felakuti

8y↑1

+I! From Nowhere No worries i can understand what you mean no problem. If anything, continue the Fela journey by subscribing here http://bit.ly/1XsVy99 to listen to new songs every Friday. Take care and Au Revoir (y)

@jacksonhilton49

4y↑5

This is 2020 cant hide my love for this great man

@messiahameh3790

3y↑6

Those in power would never allow such songs to be played on radio. Two things that would help drive change in Nigeria;
1. When Nigerian/African History is been taught in Primary & Secondary schools to all students.
2. Fela's song been played on radio.
These two things would enlighten the younger generation & would drive them to do the needful.

@ucakpan

And then, sir, after arming ourselves with knowledge of our history, naturally return their religions back to them and embrace our own divinities.

@naradafranklyn6095

2y↑2

Fela Ransome Kuti Was A "Prophet" & A "Guru" - A Dedicated Messanger From The All-Mighty CREATOR, Using His Music To Prophess The Future For His Beloved Citizens of Nigeria & Africa-In-General...I Love & Enjoy All of His Music Especially These Song's: "Sorrow, Tears & Blood", "Beast of No-Nation", "Army Arrangement" & "Lady"... And I Also Have A Greater Respect For Fela Ransome Kuti..."May His Humble Soul Rest-In-Peace, Eternally", Amen! Amen!!, Amen!!!

@tafimutekwe2855

4y↑1

My first experience of Fela music. Must have been around 1983 or 84 when I bought my first Fela record and up to date, with a much bigger collection, I have remained a Fela addict.

@hellenonyemachi

4y↑1

The man that saw Nigerians future, may his soul keeps resting in the Lord

@chi4305

4y↑4

2020 and we're still fighting against the very same things fela kuti sang about... it's sad, really

@segun51

4y↑1

Futuristically jamming in the year 3478... timeless 🔥🔥

@kayceeprag

42w

The greatest to ever do it. Legendary.

@massimilianoliccardo2009

3y↑1

For ever King of Música Africano 😍

@bomoefebo9169

4y↑46

It’s 2020 and the Nigerian Government’s trademark is still sorrow, tears and blood.
#LekkiMassacre

@linrichwealth2091

3y↑6

2021 still same next 2months 2022 still same they are like tomorrow they never finish

@07Granate

9y↑1

Un músico genial con unas pelotas enormes!!! Your legacy will never die.

@diveskin

8y↑11

One of my all time favored songs.

@Mikkyblo

1y↑1

Tears sorrow and blood. Fela sees it all

@bernardniiaddo3085

One of my favourite from Fela, am dancing and sipin my wine,and my ceiling is shaking 🕺🕺👍🏽

@anyafouche7867

37w↑1

Now this is what GOLD sounds like.

@jayjaynee1

9y↑1

Took me back to my childhood hearing this...love it!!!

@akinwumiogunsumi5550

Fela Anikulapo Kuti is the original voice of the common man in Africa and beyond. His dexterity in music and life will continue to be a great legacy for the all freedom fighters and the unborn generation.

@TheAuthentikate

11y↑51

I met Fela years ago, at the time I didn't know who he was, we sat and talked and his wives and children were also there. Now I realize I was in the company of a great man!

@valeriebobot6740

I think he was a great artist.. Not sure he was a good man

@levos2007

@Valerie BOBOT What is your definition of being good?

@ayo30s

Valerie BOBOT WHAT??? 👎🏿👎🏾👎🏿👎🏾🇳🇬🇺🇸

@chukwumaolisehemekaouwarre3236

@Valerie BOBOT Stfu hater

@ucakpan

@Emmanuel Awoyele, because she expected him to toe the line of foreign religious psychosis - which he didn't - so she's proclaimed him the evil one.

@rotimijohn7511

2y↑1

Fela lives through his evergreen music

@aduyawkwamesasah7665

5y↑22

Fela is a very powerful African God

@antarjohnbrown1802

Glad to know that this brother captured so many hearts...iron sharpen iron!!!

@kwasikwakwa4418

36w

Can admirers of FELA know the entire family lists of musicians, dancers, wives, girlfriends and other staff to complete The Legends history.

@WillsJazzJoint

2y↑2

The tune is titled Sorrow Tears and Blood. At the same time much of the imagery in the video contains episodes that speak to the joy of life and creating. Fela was skillful like that

@larryjaymusic

6y↑3

The love and respect that I have for this Great One you'll never understand

@josephinempundu4205

A great musician he was. First heard Fela's African Woman in the mid 70's at our High School Variety Show and it was the opening song. And I fell in love with Fela's music then, till now 2020 still listening!