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SEUN KUTI & FELA's EGYPT 80 @ CARGO 5th and 6th Oct 08


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Seun Kuti is Fela Kuti's last son. Seun's father, Fela Anikulapo Kuti, was Nigeria's most beloved popular musician and most acerbic social critic until his death in 1997.

Like father like son, Seun started learning to play saxophone and piano when he was eight, and not a year later he was already performing in front of live audiences. He began his career as support band for his father's band, Egypt 80. It is with this same band that he now performs; meaning that Seun is just about the youngest in the band; all of whom have performed with the legendary Fela Kuti on stage.

Having packed out The Barbican Seun Kuti will now perform in a more intimate setting, where you can move your feet to the sounds of the true heir to Fela Kuti's throne.

Cargo Shop / Ticketweb / We Got Tickets

05 and 06 Oct - 08

LIVE: SEUN KUTI & FELA'S EGYPT 80 :tongue:

7-12

£18 adv

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