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The Knack Am Band - E No Be the Meat, E Be the Motion / Afrobeat Hit Songs of the 70s

Forget Woodstock. Forget Live Aid. The greatest live performance in history happened on a dusty Ghanaian shoreline — and nobody saw it coming. It was the 1970s, and the annual Sounds of Africa Festival had rolled into a Ga fishing community on the Gold Coast (modern-day Ghana). Heavyweights like Hugh Masekela, Fela Kuti, and Osibisa were on the lineup, and the crowd came ready for legends. What they didn’t expect was The Knack-Am Band — a chaotic crew of carpenters, bus drivers, and farmers from across the continent who formed a band “for vibes,” then accidentally made history. Their first and only performance? “E No Be The Meat, E Be The Motion.” The moment they hit that infectious call-and-response, the beach exploded. Men, women, aunties, uncles, people who’d never danced in their lives started moving like they’d been possessed by the groove gods. The innuendo-laced lyrics had people giggling, gyrating, and humming the refrain all the way back to their villages, towns, and countries. Rumor has it that even Fela paused backstage and said, “Who be these people?” The performance was captured on film, then promptly lost to time… until now. Fufu Funk Records unearthed the festival tapes, and while the video is still being lovingly remastered, the audio emerged untouched — crisp, chaotic, and glorious. This is more than a song. It’s a moment. A fever. A cultural earthquake disguised as a jam session. #ai #aimusic #aimusicvideo #dirtysongs #raresongs #bannedsongs #olddirtysongs #bestsongsever #bestaisongs #funnysongs # #comedy #songs #music #susrecords #forgottensongs #afrobeat #africanmusic Fufu Funk Records - Bringing back the forgotten African hits - oldies, forgotten songs, banned songs, canceled songs - African music that never was! Best AI Songs from Fufu Funk Records - The Best AI Music & AI Music Videos! oldies music videos, forgotten music videos, dirty songs, Ride Me Ada song, Afreaka, Stallion, Nigerian market folklore, Fufu Funk Records, vintage Afrobeat classic, banned Nigerian songs, Nigerian infidelity stories, funny African music, Nigerian highlife 1970s, Nigerian highlife 1940s, lost African music gems