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B7 Hey Mama Wolf 3:52
since the link between Kraftwerk and DJs has played an integral role in the band’s legacy
As a prolific producer with a voracious appetite for the history and mechanics of the music he loved
" which garnered the most exposure the duo had yet experienced and introduced Mobb Deep to a broader audience
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Fela Kuti & Africa 70 – Afrodisiac (Vinyl) Format:Vinyl LP B7 Hey Mama Wolf 3:52In 1971, Fela Kuti had a pair of local hit singles with Chop And Quench and Dont Gag Me, the latter his most overtly political song to date. That same year, Kuti and his Afrika 70 band travelled to Londons Abbey Road Studio to record new material, and used the occasion to re record some of his recent hits. The following year (or two), the new recordings of Chop And Quench and Dont Gag Me were released with Eko Ile and Alu Jon Jonki Jon (from the same
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