This was a fantastic gig Seun Kuti is the half brother to Femi and son of Feli. He has recently released a new album with Feli's Egypt 80. It is pretty true to form for Afro-beat. The night was electric. Seun was wearing some very tight yellow pants that made his arse look particulary sweet and a gorgeous green floral shirt. So 70's.

The power and the glory of that funky, trance-notic, ginormous swirl of West African big-band sound — with its boisterously in-your-face brass, relentless guitar groove-web and renewably energetic percussive foundation — hasn’t dimmed. The gene pool factors into Seun’s blossoming talent too. He’s heir to a fair dollop of his pop’s hip-swaggering, antiauthoritarian attitude — part rebel rabble-rouser, part lithe-wire dancer, part libidinal funkateer. Seun’s new self-titled debut album doesn’t mess much with the Afrobeat formula, but damn if it doesn’t swing, with Fela’s Egypt 80 in full effect and the young un’s talk-sung rants keeping the finger-pointing flame at a white-hot burn. This shit is real — accept no imitation. Tom Cheyney

I am including a very rough video of the gig assembled with stills shots and a track taken from Seun's album "African Problems".

Seun Kuti and The Egypt 80.
Debut Album "Many Things"