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Thursday, 1 December 2011
AFROBEAT KING "FEMI KUTI" NOMINATED FOR THE GRAMMY'S THIRD TIME.
Words:Adedosu 'kenzy' Adekunle
I think by now, he must have been praying to God for this luck that has almost ran on him thrice, should come to pass.
Afrobeat singer "Femi Kuti" has been nominated at the 54th edition of the prestigious Grammy Awards.AGAIN!!!!!!
Femi, picked up his third ever nomination in the World Music Category for his ‘Africa for Africa‘ album, Last night Wednesday, November 30, 2011 when the list was unveiled at the ‘Grammy Nominations Concert Live!!‘ in Los Angeles, US.
In 2003, Femi, eldest son of late Afrobeat pioneer "Fela Anikulapo Kuti" picked up his first ever Grammy Award nomination but lost out to Panamanian salsa singer Rubén Blades. He similarly lost in 2010 when he was nominated in the same category. US banjo player Bela Fleck walked away with the award.
His recent nomination sees him up against Latin/Roots music band Afro-cubism, South African male choral group Lady-smith Black Mambazo, and Malian band Tinariwen.
Femi has vowed not to attend the Grammys again after losing out the first time he was nominated. Femi disclosed then that he regret attending the prestigious event.
Last year, he said;
"When I arrived at the red carpet, nobody came for me, my record company didn't come, I felt stupid and so I knew I could not win. I sacked my manager, a French man, and they sacked me too. The journey back home was very long. I felt sad. Since then I vowed never to attend the Grammy Awards again.
My father never went for any awards, and where they presented him an award, he didn't go personally and when they brought the award to him, he would send them back with the award. One day, I was at the World Music Awards and I brought the awards, he said did I send you? You better take it back. As I grew older, I understood what he was saying then."
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