Afrobeat pioneer Fela Kuti delivers politically charged grooves addressing governmental corruption and social inequality. The album features extended jams built on interlocking percussion patterns and hypnotic horn sections characteristic of Fela's revolutionary sound. His saxophone work alternates between melodic statements and raw intensity while his vocals deliver biting social commentary with wit and directness. Tony Allen's drumming provides foundation for the polyrhythmic complexity. The title's pidgin English reflects Fela's use of accessible language to address serious political subjects. The music creates trance-like states while maintaining urgent political message. Essential Afrobeat demonstrating how dance music can function as genuine political resistance and social commentary.