I call this track a trail blazer.The rant we Nigerians attribute to Soulful occasions etc.Osibisa has blossomed this tremendously with the horns,percussion!!!
Oh. Osibisa - at 60 my hairs stand while listening to their albums. Had the opportunity to watch them Live about 40 years ago. Sad that most of key musicians are no more. Osibisa is Osibisa. Can't imitate them. Great. Just great. My son also got interested in hearing Osibisa. Mac Tontoh, Solomon Amarafio, Teddy Osei, Daku Potato are the few names of that wonderful group.
I had this album back in college. It was awesome then and still is. Upper Michigan doesn't hear music like this enough. It's still hard to just listen and not get up and start dancing or just go bananas. Thank you.
Oui, c'est sûr. Mais pas mal de groupes de l'époque "résonnaient" entre eux plus ou moins fortement : War, Mandrill, The Funkees, The Meters (peut-être mon préféré) et parfois même Funkadelic (que j'adore également)...
I think album covers like this, were part of the appeal. The cover grabs your attention, you look at it for awhile, then flip it over to read the back and then you take it to the counter and ask if you can listen to some tracks before you buy it. The person behind the counter says, "Sure" and tells you to go to booth No.1, while he or she finds the vinyl and proceeds to put it on the turntable. In the meantime you sit on the stool provided and you wait with headphones on, while reading the names of each track. Then you hear the needle drop and finally you hear that familiar hiss and the music you're hearing for the first time. Remember that?
Wow, you lived in a good town.. In the town I grew up, they didn't adopt that policy till CD's started coming out.. With albums, though you could rent them, first (if they were in the rental section.. Or, if you were in good w/one of the owners or clerks, you could ask nicely if they could open something up to be put in the rental section) before buying.
I call this track a trail blazer.The rant we Nigerians attribute to Soulful occasions etc.Osibisa has blossomed this tremendously with the horns,percussion!!!
Loughty Lasisi Amao from NIGERIA was behind this song#
Oh man! I'm getting goosebumps all over! Takes me back to my young years! Wow! Love it!!!!!!!!!!
Oh. Osibisa - at 60 my hairs stand while listening to their albums. Had the opportunity to watch them Live about 40 years ago. Sad that most of key musicians are no more. Osibisa is Osibisa. Can't imitate them. Great. Just great. My son also got interested in hearing Osibisa. Mac Tontoh, Solomon Amarafio, Teddy Osei, Daku Potato are the few names of that wonderful group.
Also Robert Bailey, Wendell Richardson, Louhty Lasisi Amao, and Spartacus R.
the great thing is still they form the band by using new players. amazing.
@@AnthonyWilliams-ls4ys SPAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAATACUSSS
SPARTACUS
happy bd Sol Amarfio ;-)
i love there songs you took me 35 years back, Thank you man for posting the songs
First heard this at about 4 or 5 courtesy of my much older sister. I still have her vinyl copy and love it to this day
THANK YOU for posting this GREAT album!!!!! OSIBISA FOREVER
Ye
THIS MUSIC MAKES ME LOVE MY FATHER THE MORE. EXCELLENT
Mis favoritas rabiatu y woyaya, fabulosas
Aiko biaye also Ginger Baker Cream drummer covered this before he passed away
I had this album back in college. It was awesome then and still is. Upper Michigan doesn't hear music like this enough. It's still hard to just listen and not get up and start dancing or just go bananas. Thank you.
Memories...of my uncle,he introduced me to Osibisa... bless...
In 70s my dad always play their songs that have made me love osibisa
Je n'avais jamais réalisé à quel point ce groupe sonne comme du SANTANA !
Oui, c'est sûr. Mais pas mal de groupes de l'époque "résonnaient" entre eux plus ou moins fortement : War, Mandrill, The Funkees, The Meters (peut-être mon préféré) et parfois même Funkadelic (que j'adore également)...
El mejor álbum del grupo africano Osibisa.
I call this Progressive Highlife.
SPARTACUS R and SOL AMARFIO (RIP) : kill on this intro----amazing 6/8 vibes-------WOYAYA was a great recording.......
Gran disco, grandes recuerdos...
When I was two this was my favorite song....
Spartacus R was the MAN !!!!!
Fuck u2 pearl jam pink floyd nirvana Michael Jackson
A fantastic bassist.
thank you!!!
This is so lit
Any producers in the house ?
Are you thinking what I'm thinking
@kpete007 , never mind michigan, in lancashire (uk) music like this is the only sunshine we get! :-)
great song!!!
love the cover by ROGER DEAN!!!
I think album covers like this, were part of the appeal. The cover grabs your attention, you look at it for awhile, then flip it over to read the back and then you take it to the counter and ask if you can listen to some tracks before you buy it. The person behind the counter says, "Sure" and tells you to go to booth No.1, while he or she finds the vinyl and proceeds to put it on the turntable. In the meantime you sit on the stool provided and you wait with headphones on, while reading the names of each track. Then you hear the needle drop and finally you hear that familiar hiss and the music you're hearing for the first time. Remember that?
Wow, you lived in a good town.. In the town I grew up, they didn't adopt that policy till CD's started coming out.. With albums, though you could rent them, first (if they were in the rental section.. Or, if you were in good w/one of the owners or clerks, you could ask nicely if they could open something up to be put in the rental section) before buying.
ooh! yes! East African Music Store, Mama Ngina Street, Nairobi. Kenya.
@@hemi969 10/10
SPARTACUS..................BASS MAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAN
otro pasote de semejantes músicos
Zigala bebo balde
phénoménal
@curiouscrustacean: wow, ur memory goes back to age 2? fasinating
this when all started 70s
@kevfullo: that is soo funny. i lived for a while in Ireland and didn't have much sunshine either, so i can surely relate.
Spartacus