No other afrobeat musician has been patient enough to get those percussions right. That is the secret place of the who afrobeat. African beat, not african press computer!

Who is listening with 2020 respect one love

The best ever to have done it, his way, the best way

He remains my best musician in Nigeria

he was a hard worker you feel it in the music

I feel lucky to have witnessed several live performances of this LEGEND!

The way Fela slowly built the rhythm and then you are just inundated with sensory overload at the mastery of the man and his musicians.

The only True prophet and musician Africa and nigeria ever had. We miss you the great legend who spoke about future occurance of the future. Abami eda himself, Baba 70.

Still have goose pimples watching and listening to this in 2018

Music Genus, imagine how the melody was built from a tap of drum to conjugation of many instruments into the music.

Wow..my oldest brother used to go to shrine, I was way too young to follow him..now am approaching 50 years and I see what he saw back in the 80’s

d prophet who saw tomorrow, rest in peace

Remembering the day l youthfully mellowing around Lagos party time . Lagos was good then. With little money you u enjoy good , chop and quench , "Miliki Eko o ni ba je"

FELA was a great man! Rest on ABAMI EDA!

Another great tenor saxophone voice is gone - adieu YS, Rest in Peace!!!

I was also lucky to have witnessed him live in several occasion at the Shrine in Lagos 1993. How time flies..

Imagine seeing Fela at the Shrine!!!! Wow, just blaze up and be entranced. You know those people would never forget those performances.

Musique originale issue des entrailles de l'Afrique(Nigeria)...Résultat de recherches minutieuses.Rythme unique portant la griffe du Maître fêla anikulapo Kuti.Quelle délice !

RIP Yinusa Akinnibosun alias YS Fela's tenor sax player.

Thanks! I visited the Shrine in December of 1987 so this brought back all kinds of memories. I even had a beer with the great one, he seemed a little sour, I hope it wan't me! Great show.

Once a man,s efforts are informed by fear and cowardice he loose his sense of being, he was no rubble rouser he was principled and disciplined and forever fearless

A GREAT Musician , makes me proud be an AFRICAN !!! We sure do HAVE RYTHUM

No one will miss those ever 'twerking' babes of the great Fela ... ummmmm.. shrine was fun... met with YS two Sundays ago at a brother's album launch.. the old man still got the skills

Fela continue to Rest in Peace there will never another Musician like you you're missed

They sure don't make them like this anymore - Musicians-extraordinaire!!! Thanks Lekan for posting this SHRINE footage. It sure brings back old and sweet memories.

Musical artistry like no other. Maximum respect!

rip fela anikulapo kuti !!! i am not forget you !! you are the best musicien in africa !!!

Fella is the field marshal of music. ....mint 5:50 witness that......that was the coolest part.

RIP fela kuti and Yinusa Akinnibosun the other guy who led the lead Barotone Sax before Fela began to blow the Sax. Kindly upload more of Fela's live Performances.

Love you and thanks for being you! From every Cell in your body that lived and still exist, I love you and may you spirit reign Forever!

Africa's finest export!

Fela , tu es une icône qu'on ne peut pas oublier.

What a great man. We are gifted people R.I.P. FELA

RIP 'YS' gentleman tenor man, always a delight listening to his vibrant solos. It's a honour to have met you. Viva gbedu pepple Street. If you know, you know.

MUSIC IS THE WEAPON !

a sense of the continuance of the daily synergy of The Shrine when Fela was alive is evident in this video thanks.Hours of 'rehersal'. Love the serious horn and trumpet player solos b4 Fela plays

Too bad we don't have more Fela live performances!!!

Hmmm who is here with me 2019

Man that lady with glasses OMG...from about 13:00 minute mark on she lets it go man!!! Twerking hard and better LONG before that was a even a term for it lol.

The band arrangement, choreography & discipline exemplified is remarkable

anyone else see how Fela tuned the guitarists guitar while he was playing around 5:45 ?

genius- sometimes i wonder how this visionary , highly intelligent , well educated artist could make homophobic statements - time&place perhaps.....anyhow he remains in my top ten most magic 20th century musicians

This legend was and still remains the all time embodiment of a cartoon character " The fearless Fang in the now defunct " Boom Magazine " of 60s

I was a regular at the Shrine Pepple Street. There is no place like that on this globe.

Thank you for this priceless video. Great quality, priceless masterpiece

Souvenir nous l'avons vu quand il est venu à Strasbourg Une soirée inoubliable !

" KING FELA KUTI - ' TEACHER DONT TEACH ME NONSENSE"!!!!

we missed you abami EDA

Wonderful songs

Thank you Baba Lekan!!

General fela..master i salute

Revolutionary music...Abami EDA !

Our National Icon Fela

Baba

I love the motherland

👑 fela evergreen

No one like FELA

I envy you guys who witnessed Baba live especially at the shrine.i wasn't even Born

At the beginning he's talking about how Wally Badarou produced this track. Genius finds Genius.

You are a true legend.

Great memories @ the shrine...

16:30--that was the exact trance dance Beyonce did in the Dejavu video.

The descendants of this band still work on new tunes in a rehearsal studio next to Fela's former home in Ikeja. Check out the very nice Kalakuta Museum and Hotel.

Eleniyan abami eda Anikulapo Rip sir

king Dela evergreen

Lack of yansh na im mek ileke fall reach ground @3.05, if you know you know.

Why is there literary fuck all footage of fela, one the most important figures in music of our times?!

Enigma! Enigma!!! The Great Enigma!!!!

Baba be our great legend

He is the real father

Teacher don't teach me nonsense: Lyrics: Teacha teacha o na d lecturer b ur name Teacha teacha o na d lecture b d same make u no teach me again oh As soon as teachin finish yes, da thing ee it gon dye ee dey o 2ce Me n u no dey 4 d same u category Na d same category o Fela:now lets get to underground spiritual game. we all sing 2geda play music 2gedain happiness. All u ve to do's sing wat I play on my horn. now lets go...…. Aju aju…… yeah kereke, kereke, kereke, kereke yaa! kereke ji keke 3c intemitently swapping Yaa ! 3ce All d wahala, all d problems All d things, all d things dey go do 4 dis world go start wen d teacha school boy n schoolgirl jam 2geda who b teacha I go let u kno Wen we b pikin Fada/Mama b teacher wen we dey 4 sccul Teacha b teacha Now we dey university Lecturer b teacha Wen we dey start to work Government b teacha Cuuluture n Tradition(afta each line who b government teacha*2 Cuuluture n Tradition*2

KING!!!

the black president

How did you get this clip? Filmed shrine footage of the great man himself playing is extremely rare. Well done !

Ah....the roots of twerking.

Nonsense still being taught..

12:52 to 16:42 Wow!

interesting

Ke le ke ke chikeke ah ke chikeke ah.......

14:42 - 15:52, YS tho' . .

Effortless twerking at 7.10.

Akinibusun is dead? RIP. (Referring to the saxophonist )

where is the grand saxophone player Igo chico

28:16- 28:47 tho master

*******

orü

Baba be our great legend

Baba

Baba