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1. Dele Sosimi (born Bamidele Olatunbosun Sosimi on 22 February in Hackney, London) is a Nigerian-British musician. Sosimi's musical career began when he joined Fela Ransome Kuti & Africa 70 (–86). Sosimi then helped create Femi Anikulapo Kuti and the Positive Force with Femi Kuti, with whom he performed from to Missing: Gbedu.
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3. You No Fit Touch Am is the first LP in almost a decade for the Afrobeat Nigerian-British musician Dele Sosimi and follows on from his two previous releases Turbulent Times () and Identity (). Dele Sosimi has worked with Fela Kuti and Tony Allen, joining Fela’s Anikulapo-Kuti’s Egypt 80 in where he played keyboards for 7 chlornelnimorosimimenttenbijavig.infoinfog: Gbedu.
4. Jun 02,  · Sosimi's most recent CD, "Turbulent Times" (Ekostar, London) contains six fine tunes. The compositions reflect the ways in which this relatively young pianist has imbibed the jazz tradition, along with Fela's evident influences.
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6. Following his first solo album Turbulent Times (Eko Star ), he was invited to select the tracks for the 3-CD compilation entitled Essential Afrobeat (Universal/Family Recordings, ). He was producer and co-writer of Calabash Volume 1: Afrobeat Poems by Ikwunga, the Afrobeat Poet (Rebisihut ).
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8. Warehouse find, limited stock; originally released in Dele Sosimi 's credentials as a master of Afrobeat are beyond question, having been (one of) the very first keyboard players to work in Fela Anikulapo 's Egypt ' Prior to this, Fela himself was the only keyboard player in his band or in Afrobeat as a whole. Sosimi then worked with a host of other musicians, including his pivotal Missing: Gbedu.