Fela Kuti - Why Black Men They Suffer

Fela Kuti - Why Black Men They SufferLimited yellow colored vinyl LP pressing. Recorded in 1971 with Ginger Baker behind the board and sitting in alongside fellow drumming legend Tony Allen, Why Black Man Dey Suffer was originally deemed too controversial for release by his label at the time. The title track is a history lesson on the oppression of the African man detailing the litany of abuses they have suffered from being taken as slaves to having an alien people impose a new culture

the sound of a man figuring out exactly who he is

Weyes Blood

electric guitar

Originally influenced by Elvis Presley and especially Scotty Moore

Full to the brim with great tracks

This vinyl immortalised her performance at The Hacienda

Maria Estrella

A golden-hued live jazz soul explosion pressed on shimmering gold double vinyl

A new language was being created

• Features the biggest hits from these two legends including "Steppin' Out

veteran improvisational experimentalist Jeff Henderson (saxophone on 'Delphiniums In Harmony / Two Worlds Away') and a special guest appearance from six-string expressionist Roy Montgomery on 'Ruinous Splendour'

With tracks like the explosive "FUTURE IS DUMB" and "LIKED U BETTER