Zoot! Live At Klook's Kleek

Zoot! Live At Klook's KleekMore Info Recorded in 1966, 'Zoot! Live At Klook's Kleek' is a knock out. It perfectly captures the group's blend of soul jazz, slow blues, energetic R&B and soul work outs. Money plays a forceful R&B brand of keyboard dominated arrangements with the occasional jazzy jamming. Much of the set is devoted to American covers, including a high powered James Brown medley. With that typical smoky and swinging atmosphere present throughout the performance,

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while the lyrics and tone reflect Fela’s overwhelming sadness over the loss of his mother and the state of his beloved Nigeria

Greg Edwards on London’s Capital Radio

A4 In My Darkest Hour 5:35

A2 White America

The complete remastered acoustic demos from 1966

By the time of release

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B3 Dreamer's Ball

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vigorous playing with the music of fellow Tony Scott Quartet musicians Teddy Kotick on bass and the extroverted Paul Motian on drums