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Lagos Chop Up |
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GBR 2xLP |
Label: Honest Jon's Records |
Release Year: 2008 |
Style: Latin & Brasil & Afro |
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Sir Shina Adewale - Awa Ni Superstars
Dr Victor Olaiya - Omelebele
Etubom Rex Williams - Uwa Idem Mi
Kollington Ayinla - Alhaja Sikira Adunni, Ayinla Fuji E Ga Pupo Ikenga Super Stars Of Africa - Soffry Soffry Catch Monkey Nigerian Army Rhythm Group - Ebawa Se
Eastern Minstrels - Selense
Oliver De Coque And His Expo 76' - The Tragedy Story Of Two Friends
Steven Amechi And His Rhythm Skies - Onye Na Eli Nkwu Cardinal Rex Jim Lawson - Owuna Derina
Workers Brigade Band - Kpanlongo
Shina Williams And His African Percussions - Ise Aje Male, Egbe Kegbe, Emi Koni Koja Ayemi
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Fela's success in the West has hidden from view the diversity of modern Nigerian music. Like Lagos All Routes, whilst Chop Up sets out to put things in perspective — ranging across styles from the mid-sixties to the early eighties — musically it is mind-boggling.
'Both albums crackle with intelligence and electricity' (The Wire).
'In a word, it's heaven. As is the companion album' (All About Jazz).
Here, there is juju, apala, afrofunk, highlife. Some breathtaking classic fuji — raw Muslim street music — for twenty-five years now the real soundtrack of Lagos youth. And the Afrobeat tracks include one of the best you'll ever hear — thirteen minutes of Shina WIlliams And His African Percussions.
As Chief Ebenezer Obey puts it - 'Eyi Yato', something different.
With detailed notes by Michael Veal (Fela's biographer) and great artwork by the young Lagotian Ogunajo Ademola: 'beautifully packaged' (Time Out). |
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Price: CHF 30.00 |
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