Why Black Man Dey Suffer: Translucent Yellow Vinyl 12" Single DOMi & JD BECK No Address

No Address

who opened the show that night

using early analog synthesizers as a central sonic element

in the centre of Brighton

" says DORO

Why Black Man Dey Suffer: Translucent Yellow Vinyl 12" Single DOMi & JD BECK No AddressAlso featuring Ginger Baker, the title track is among Felas first overtly political lyrics. His political perspective had evolved during the 1969 1970 tour of the US, largely through his friendship with the black rights activist Sandra Izsadore, who introduced him to the writings of Malcolm X, Stokely Carmichael, Angela Davis and other revolutionary thinkers. By the time Fela wrote Why Black Man Dey Suffer, his songwriting and public statements were