Femi Anikulapo Kuti

Origin : Nigeria
Instrument :
Styles : Afro-Beat
Official Site : Femi Anikulapo Kuti

Femi Anikulapo Kuti : discography

Day by day Album : Day by day
Year : 2008
Africa Shrine Album : Africa Shrine
Year : 2004
shoki shoki Album : shoki shoki
Label : Barclay
Year : 1998
Beng beng beng MP3 audio (210 K)
Album Cover Album : Femi Kuti
Year : 1995
Fight to win Album : Fight to win

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News about Femi Anikulapo Kuti

Afrobeat Star Femi Kuti Will Release New CD Day By Day in November 2008

Source : worldmusiccentral.org | 2008-10-20 12:53:59.0

Femi Kuti: 1st Album in 7 Yrs
First studio album in seven years by reigning King of Afrobeat
Source : africahit.com | 2008-10-09 03:40:00.0

Fourth Annual Afrofunk Festival Returns to San Francisco in 2008
San Francisco (California), USA - Afrobeat is dense, funky, intricately-layered, groove-heavy music with an intrinsic message - delivered through polyrhythmic beats, the sweat of the dancers, and the power of words. This summer that message will reverberate through California, when the Afrofunk Festival returns after three consecutive years of sold-out shows July 9-26.
 
 The Afrofunk Festival was born in 2005, when Kenyan singer Victor Sila  joined forces with Liberian DJ Jeremiah Kpoh. Cresting the wave of the international Afrobeat revival, which shined a media spotlight on bands like Antibalas and artists like Femi Kuti, the AFF tapped into the vibrancy of the San...
Source : worldmusiccentral.org | 2008-06-14 07:46:37.0

Femi Kuti's Minnesota show
http://www.myspace.com/femikuti  On stage, Nigerian Femi Kuti plays dual roles of serious artist and demanding coach.  His most recent show at the Minnesota Zoo on August 2nd gave a crowd filling 2/3rds of the 1,500 capacity amphitheater plenty to observe.   

On stage, Nigerian Femi Kuti plays dual roles of serious artist and demanding coach.  His most recent show at the Minnesota Zoo on August 2nd gave a crowd filling 2/3rds of the 1,500 capacity amphitheater plenty to observe. 

            His entourage of te...
Source : worldmusiccentral.org | 2007-10-23 18:59:28.0

Femi Kuti's Minnesota show
On stage, Nigerian Femi Kuti plays dual roles of serious artist and demanding coach. His most recent show at the Minnesota Zoo on August 2nd gave a crowd filling 2/3rds of the 1,500 capacity amphitheater plenty to observe.

His entourage of ten instrumentalists including a brass section and drums opens up the concert, loudly playing their horns and guitars as a trio of women dressed in red hot-pants, beaded ropes, and bangles dance and provide back-up vocals.

There is no mistaking Kuti’s appearance. He walks on stage with a commanding visage. In contrast to the kelly green tunics and pajama bottoms worn by the band, Kuti wears a long, black tunic with a butterfly blue geometric pattern. His stern countenance coul...
Source : worldmusiccentral.org | 2007-10-23 18:59:28.0

Music shines light on the Dark Continent

"Who Is This America?"; the lyrics, sometimes specific, sometimes far short of that, jab at the secretive, divisive tactics of contemporary American government. Femi Kuti, "The Definitive Collection"

This past summer was a time when Africa appeared as more than a blip on Aspen's radar. via The Aspen Times


Source : topix.net | 2007-10-16 13:43:36.0

Continuing the Afrobeat Tradition
As son of Nigeria's legendary Afrobeat musician Fela Kuti, Femi Kuti has some big shoes to fill. But Femi he has risen to his own star status, partly by mixing Afrobeat with modern soul and hip-hop. Kuti talks about his success, his father's legacy, and his enduring love for Africa.
Source : npr.org | 2007-07-30 16:00:00.0

Music Is (Still) the Weapon

"He fought for his rights again and again and taught us to fight for our rights and not to sit back and accept what was going on. I suppose I am not as rebellious as my father"

It's not easy being the son of a musical icon. Ask Jakob Dylan, Damian Marley, Shooter Jennings - or Femi Kuti. via SF Weekly


Source : topix.net | 2007-07-18 07:03:16.0

Live Tonight: Nigeria's Femi Kuti in Concert
A veritable superstar in his native Nigeria, Femi Kuti is the standard bearer for Afro-beat, the blend of American jazz and funk with African percussion and vocals pioneered by his father, Fela Kuti in the 1970s.
Source : npr.org | 2007-07-14 00:12:00.0

Femi Kuti and Gogol Bordello on NPR Music’s Live, Online Concert Series
National Public Radio (NPR) Music’s concert series continues with three live, online concerts. NPR Music All Songs Considered’s Bob Boilen hosts the online concerts: July 13 – Femi Kuti; July 16 – Travis; July 18 – Gogol Bordello. All concerts begin at approximately 8:00 pm ET. (The times are subject to change). The concerts will be carried live from Washington, D.C.’s renowned 9:30 Club, and archived at www.NPR.org/liveconcerts
 
 Nigeria’s Femi Kuti is part of a musical legacy. As the oldest son of Afro-beat pioneer Fela ...
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worldmusiccentral.org | 2007-07-10 12:30:03.0

Afro-Beat Genius Femi Kuti Touring the US This Summer

"One of the true giants of African music."

Femi Kuti 4 June, 2007 Like father, like son. Femi Kuti is the undisputed inheritor of the genius of Nigerian Afro-beat superstar Fela Anikulapo-Kuti. His version of Afro-beat is the most exciting sound to ... via Guitar Player


Source : topix.net | 2007-06-05 06:39:04.0

South Africa: Jazz - Africa Day
WITH night-time temperatures now dipping well below zero, it looks as if the audience will need those blankets and braziers that the Arts Alive organisers are promising for tomorrow night's free Africa Day concert in Newtown. The event, with Femi Kuti, Ringo Madlingozi, guitar wizard Louis Mhlanga and more, has already been previewed here.
Source : AllAfrica | 2007-05-25 00:18:22.0

Femi Kuti American Tour
Afro beat genius, Femi Kuti touring the US this summer supporting the 2CD set Definitive Collection: Femi Kuti.
Source : africahit.com | 2007-05-12 07:16:00.0

Nigeria: Obasanjo is a Chameleon - Femi Kuti
Femi Kuti says he has cut down on interviews because they get him so worked up. But ask him to comment on Nigerian politics and there's instantly a venomous tirade. Weekend Magazine dishes you the scoop.
Source : AllAfrica | 2007-03-28 00:16:51.0

Femi Kuti interview: ?We are not independent if Africa is still begging?
Afrobeat star Femi Kuti spoke to Ken Olende about his twin passions of radical politics and music
Source : africahit.com | 2007-03-13 11:49:00.0