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Poster: Fela Kuti: The Black President

Cat. № POSTER-031 · Archive reference image

Music That Never Was № 031

Fela Kuti: The Black President

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Archive note

Japanese promotional material for a lost Fela Kuti concert or festival appearance, rendered in hand-drawn illustration style with bilingual text (Japanese and English). The poster depicts Fela mid-performance with saxophone, backed by ensemble musicians, suggesting a major cultural event that may have been planned but never documented in Western archives. The inclusion of 'Zombie' as a subtitle implies a setlist or thematic focus on his most politically charged work. Collectors of Afrobeat ephemera, Japanese music advertising, and Pan-African cultural history will recognize this as evidence of Fela's reach into Asian music markets during the 1970s-80s.

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Section
Music That Never Was
Style
hand-drawn vintage concert poster, Japanese music advertising
Mood
archival, celebratory, politically charged, cross-cultural
Palette
cream, burnt orange, navy blue
Collection
Fela Kuti

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fela kutiafrobeatsaxophonenigerian musicjapanese1970sconcertpoliticalzombieblack presidentensembleillustrationvintagepan-african

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