Fela Kuti BBC

[@toluolumide153]

i m a huge fela fan but there is something about this song in particular its one of my baba all time favourite he went in on this song i just wished he actually did a studio recording of the song before he passed big blind country is one of my all time baba classics, masterpiece!!!!

[@FEMY77]

See am..e say something special about dis song like say I no know d thing wey special...if u perm d hair of totoooo 😅😅😅😅😅😅

[@babatopeajibulu-james4141]

Egypt 80 said seun is going to release the track ...I also wish it is released even CRFJJ( clear road for Jaga jaga)❤❤

[@Aiproductions713]

This is Fela’s greatest composition in my opinion. Straight masterpiece‼️

[@oladeleakinseye5731]

Sir, you need to hear "Chop and Clean Mouth" (C.C.M)

[@comeonyespurstv]

It sure ranks up there with the very best of his several masterpieces…

[@ayodejiawoyele5011]

Second to Powershow

[@united46]

Guys cant we just all get along!!! I uploaded these songs so we could all listen enjoy & reminisce! Not to be calling each other childish names...surely we can have healthy discussions without resorting 2 this.

[@ote1000]

Most African Leaders na eye dem hire, na oyimbo eye them rent, that is the reason why corruption dey, authority stealing dey............ True Talk

[@TheBigike123]

Oya oya lets go. If you no go make you fall out of line. African countries led by blind leaders who refuse to see with African Eyes. Thats why up till now Africa still dey miss road cos we continiously evaluate our issues with borrowed eyes. I salute you Baba👀👀👀

[@latunji1]

Abami Eda, Anikulapo, Baba Femi, Omo Funmi shall continually smile down on you. Been looking for this for years.......

[@bydesign7772]

Coronavirus crise brought me back here

[@smbprod1]

I love this song, it speaks truth to our Political Rulers of the Past. They failed to realize the harm they brought to other Nations. Now the dirt of the greed has made its way back to our shores. Like Malcolm X said "The Chickens Come Home To Roost"

[@adealadejarerealestate]

Fela is an ancestor, he see the world from an African prism unlike a lot of Africans today. Africans today are European with a black skin, they filter through the white man's lenses that is why they think Fela is too much for them. Africans are patriarchs; from an African concept of family, any man that is being led by a woman has already failed. We are also allowed to marry many women, we're Africans, we're not white, we are polygamist by nature.

[@chukwujekwuxyxzmzyk9915]

when I was in lagos I' was always in the shrine every Saturday and BBC used to be my favorite

[@runs4slic]

"Ewobo obo rabata, ewobo obo rabata" the wise will know what the drums say.... Abami Eda lives on!

[@bamideleadeniyi5755]

Jimi Disu recommended this jam on his daily digest show. Ever green

[@oluChief]

United46 I don find this album tire na only half be dey here, but na God go bless you as you post this full one. Thanks Bro/Sist (whichever one you)

[@gasdemup]

All of you that are commenting on Fela's life and his "misogyny" need to go to another place and listen to something else...how much of a misogynist could he have been if his mother a political/womens rights activist chose to live with him instead of her other sons who were doctors? Baba is telling us to remove western eye from our thinking and you are using western eye to criticize him...what else do we expect from BiG Blind Africans..who refuse to let colonial thinking go...Egbesu Asawanna

[@louisotieno4712]

Spot on ... couldn't have put any Better

[@0004pedro]

This song brings back so many delightful memories of the many times I watched Fela perform live including his very last performance in Port Harcourt.

[@kolawolebabatunde8712]

I don't no what am going to say.why because of this beautiful tines that you putting on. I really appreciate you baba for playing us this beautiful baba kuti music,loi

[@shjakes]

That line really caught my attention since Fela stated "at that time me-self go open shop"! As we say in Trinbago..."Oh Laad Oh!" :)

[@tolstoyfelgueiras7436]

Yo what the ???? I used to listen to this song everyday until someone decided to block the song on mobile phones. Great song and a eye opener for all Africans!!!

[@shjakes]

I was very happy when my good friend and fellow Fela-fan gave me a recording of BBS and MASS and now with all this Boku Haram bachannal I can't help but remember the hard-hitting lyrics of MASS...'Strangers' want to run Naija!!

[@ilovemusic1368]

Do you still have the recordings?

[@nickandthecrisis]

@@ilovemusic1368 have you have a recording of CSAS?

[@frankgambino4651]

nostalgia... that's what this song brings to my mind lol rolling with my friend in his BMW jamming this song :) African leaders are still selfish N blind in both eyes. I wonder if Africa is cursed 🙏

[@Methadone4Life]

As a 50 year old White male who just discovered Fela over the past couple of years, I have immersed myself into his wonderful music, his activism etc. and this man is a true inspiration to me. I feel that Africa would do well to unite and force out the colonial mentality that still dominates much of the continent. The people of Africa do not get to profit from the vast resources that outside countries such as the US, Britain, France and others are stealing from Africa. These outside influences, give money to the violent warlords who then use every method imaginable to keep the wonderful African people away from all the mining and manufacturing of the African resources. Sadly, a few bad Africans such as the politicians, warlords and such that have been paid off by outside interests, they give all of Africa a bad name and only those that search for the real truth (such as myself) can truly see how wonderful the people of Africa truly are and how badly they have been taken advantage of over the years. Fela battled this corruption and rape and pillaging of a very rich country where many of the people do not even have clean water or electricity. The people need to unite as one Africa and throw out the evil both their own political leaders, the warlords and anyone that supports them...as well as all the other countries that are funding these corrupt leaders and such. The people of Africa are a wonderful, loving and caring people and sadly they are not benefiting from all the riches and the rest of the world turns a blind eye towards the evil being done to the wonderful people of Africa. Fela is now a firm hero and role model of mine. I always speak out no matter how unpopular my views may be and that is what we all should do. I sure hope Africa can unite and benefit from all the riches that their land has in bunches. Here in the U.S our rich are no longer paying their fair share of taxes, some pay none by avoiding it in foreign banks...bottom line, the wealthy corporate world is destroying the world slowly but surely. Until ALL of the poor people (every race has poor suffering people) and working class of the world say enough is enough and throw these evil greed mongers out on their collective ass....we will all continue to be taken advantage of. Open your eyes everyone, we must stop the slaughter, rape and pillaging of Africa!!! Peace people. Long live Fela!!!! Femi Kuti, the son of Fela is continuing his fathers legacy, check him out as well. Seun is another son of Fela that has taken up the musical activism that made his father famous. Check out all of the former band mates and such and you can find great Afrobeat music everywhere!!!

[@tricha123ful1]

Methadone4Life, thank you for speaking the truth sir!!

[@united46]

Lol more blessings, enjoy my brother! Akuna Kuna also available.

[@francisnjoku6735]

Can we get Country of Pain. (COP)

[@gasdemup]

Egbesu the ancestors will bless u for this post. u will never lack, your hands will be a blessing to you and those around you Ase.

[@Aceschap]

FELA ONI SE KU SE, O JE ISU KO SAN WO, AHHHHHH! BABA, CLEAR ROAD FOR JAGA JAGA, CHOIR MASTER, TOTO CONTROLLER, LIVING SKELETON , ONILE ORISA OF AFRICA, D ONE WITH DEATH IN HIS POUCH,aUGUSTIN, YELLOW FEVER, BLACK AFRICAN PRESIDENT, OMO IYA AJE. RIP

[@olurotimiadeboye988]

Aceschap you're obviously a Shrine crooner back in the day! We listened to Fela and got our consciousness to see how things have gone jagajaga in we country. Baba was indeed a Prophet not recognized by his own. Long Live Afrobeat - The Spirit Lives and Struggle Continues 👍

[@olutayofagunleka4788]

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[@olutayofagunleka4788]

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[@olutayofagunleka4788]

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[@babatopeajibulu-james4141]

Omo shrine .. peple Street ikeja!!!

[@NgomaYekwedu]

brilliant my brother! United we stand!!!!

[@belllyshaw]

United46!! where you for dig out this classic. Was at the shrine when he released this. Been looking for Fela's unreleased songs. BBC, Condom scallywaggy and scatter etc. Please let me know what you have. Thanks

[@kennethohaka]

When pirate where at work so fela stop recording you can only hear this at shrine life show and na him fela dey take close show

[@ogbonnatonyuche889]

Baba na baba. I just love this rare gem

[@SunSpotGrasshoppa]

Thanks for some of the lyrics!

[@danielademide]

Africa - Continent of the blind.

[@NafiuAhmed-tb6fr]

I want to be like this man but I don't know if I am late

[@ote1000]

I think I just found Jesus Christ on KZbin. I find your comments very hypocritical. What Fela did, no religious leader today can do. A lot of them find it difficult to even simply say the truth to Nigerian politicians. Do you have sources? Are you going to tell me you never had sex outside marriage or boasted about girls you have slept with or stole or lie, or done any wrong to your neighbour, etc. What is the difference? Yet you come here and call someone else a "certificated immoral man".

[@gasdemup]

my brother no let them divide us ooo...boko haram na plot to divide nigerians go north u go see real poverty all of d leaders na d same thing make we no divide ourselves

[@united46]

True talk na di same thing wey vex me find the full version upload! lol

[@united46]

Not that ive found, unfortunately!

[@LdjSignatures]

@united46 ...hahhaha... now you have found me here again. e tun ti wa mi debi ooo

[@boistoys5451]

what is the title of this song please

[@united46]

@@boistoys5451 big blind country BBC

[@boistoys5451]

@@united46 Thank you, Thank you.

[@Aceschap]

Gbedu! DO u KNOW WHAT THE DRUMS @ BEGINNING OF THE SONG IS SAYING, LISTEN "E WO BO, E WO OBO RABATA"

[@tonykomolafe2416]

As you dey perm your hair.. Your toto hair nko.. U dey perm that one too?

[@leocribsmotivations6930]

Na that time himself go open shop. Lol

[@specterLS1]

gbutu gba gbutu gba, eshi gogo

[@oluola200]

please can i get this cd anywhere?

[@021002103]

fela lives on

[@021002103]

why did'nt you go and source for yours too

[@seedalite1]

But then,considering where this "white" jesus actually came from,he most likely looked like Yassir Arafat

[@specterLS1]

I see very nice yash

[@LdjSignatures]

Wetin you see....for folake toto!!!

[@chudiksc]

A track record

[@nupeamanga9514]

In the country of the blind

[@jeromesiby838]

De la bonbe

[@ikaylah]

Kindly put everything you have for everybody abi na you sing am ?

[@YouBabsonTube]

Wa se're padi mi!

[@united46]

Please if anyone has COP or CRFJJ on mp3 let me know!

[@united46]

@belllyshaw Omo no be small tin, the ones wey I get I been upload..Akuna kuna, BBC & GOC

[@Aceschap]

OMO ABIOLA FAGBO YO

[@Abdulrasak-x6u]

Abami eda

[@tundeezekiel134]

THAT IS NIGERIA IS JUST BIG FOR NOTHING, AGBAYA COUNTRY

[@united46]

@laydeejayneful LDJ otun de'bi! lol

[@Spongyb]

Tru talk jare

[@ISKEYMUSIC]

Ikpu

[@olutayofagunleka4788]

Hz

[@mielle36]

Mastar!!!!!!!!!!!

[@EunusRex]

You mean Fela Kuti's BBC?

[@anthonyedako5364]

Yes

[@shjakes]

I stand corrected. I had no idea that he took his contempt for propriety that far by talking about his sex-life to the media. I like Fela but I found him to be very misogynitic in his attitude, behavior and some material ('Mattress' and 'Lady' come to mind)...I believe the only woman he ever respected was his mother. Still, inspite of his many flaws and enormous ego I think we can both agree that his heart was in the right place...

[@louisotieno4712]

An African Man should be surrounded by many women around him. Period. The concept of monogamy was brought by the Colonial master who messed up our ancestors and caused cultural diffusion from ourselves. Otherwise before colonialism our ancestors were by far solidly polygamous and that was what Fela Kuti EMBRACED

[@gasdemup]

thats if he existed right? lets not forget that the bible is a very inaccurate document that has been proven to be historically false over and over again.....besides christ was a hebrew not a christian....christianity belongs to the apostle paul and the emperor constatine with his advisers who made up the whole thing