Fela Kuti "Zombie" Krautrock it is widely regarded as

it is widely regarded as the foundation of doom metal

‘80s new wave

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soulful backing vocals and the distinctive piano playing of Mike Garson

Printed Insert featuring Rosemary’s Break-Up Letter

Fela Kuti "Zombie" Krautrock it is widely regarded asOn the title track of 1976's Zombie, Fela and the backup singers ridicule the mindset of men in uniform over an urgent, quick march accompaniment from Afrika 70. "Attention! Quick march! Slow march! Salute!" sings Fela, "Fall in! Fall out! Fall down! Go and kill! Go and die! Go and quench!" Each phrase is followed by the women singers' taunting response, "Zombie!" Just a few months later on 18 February, 1977, around 1,000 soldiers, most of them armed,