Fela Kuti

According to Fela Kuti's baritone saxophonist Rilwan "Showboy" Fagbemi, Kuti owned two Series II baritones.

I repair saxophones. I repaired Fela's saxophones. (...) My baritone is Series II Selmer. (...) My Series II, Henri Selmer did only 15, out of the 15 Fela got 2, I was asked to sell my Series II for the (name unclear) Theater in New York , they wanted it bad because there was no more.

The man who was interviewing Fagbemi at the time of this statement later saw these baritones in person. He recounts the experience here, specifying its use on "Pansa Pansa".

I was invited by Showboy to Egypt 80's rehearsal today at Fela Kuti's old house off Allen Avenue in the Ikeja district of Lagos. (...) Although the rehearsal did not come off as anticipated, I got to meet and exchange stories with the Egypt 80 band members and look through some of the relics left in the house, such as Fela's shoe cabinet (!) and a couple of old Selmer baritone saxes that needed total restoration. These were the Series II baris that Showboy told me about, one of them being the one he used to record his solo on Pangsa Pangsa [sic].

Shown up close in this live performance at 0:10 and 1:39.

Used as a vocal mic for Africa 70's set at the 1978 Berlin Jazz Festival, as is visible in this concert footage excerpt at 1:33.

Used live for vocals and saxophone, as is visible in this photo and this photo, used as the cover of John Collins' Fela: Kalakuta Notes, respectively.

Used live for saxophone, as is visible in this photo among others.

Used live for saxophone late in life, as is visible in this January 1, 1989 photo of Fela in the UK and this January 1, 1990 photo of Kuti at London's Brixton Academy.