KUTI, FELA ANIKULAPO AND AFRIKA '70 – Yellow Fever International Punk wades through incisive anti-war rhetoric

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His two most-distinguishing traits---the mellow thumb-picking approach and the soft and round use of octaves--are in full bloom here

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I scribbled it on a napkin and thought it might make a good title for something” And so the mystery behind the title of Kelley Stoltz’s new record is solved

KUTI, FELA ANIKULAPO AND AFRIKA '70 – Yellow Fever International Punk wades through incisive anti-war rhetoricFela deplores the fashion among African women for skin whitening creams, an example of the post colonial inferiority complex he believed was holding back the country's development. The song addresses the fashion much as 1973s Gentleman berated African men for adopting European suits and ties. Fela explains that if you catch an original fever such as jaundice, you will suffer but, with luck, survive, and your symptoms will fade away. But if you catch