You are very intelligent,you always asked questions that shed more light on what has happened in the past, how I wish the children's of nowadays have time to listen to your programmes,thanks so much olootu.
Great Wale Abiodun, Ade Olusayo, Ajib Mayor all names not to forget in Juju music industry am privileged to have hear them playing watching them on TV. All those Rest in Peace
Bale was right with what he said, I was at Adesina Street Bariga near Igbogunu near to Dele Abiodun's house by then the fight was so terrible that day at the record store
Agbaletu, e ku ise. You are indeed a blessing and thank you for documenting all these vital information. Please we want to know more about Oladunni Decency! Please
It keeps beating my imagination as to how many great juju musicians kicked the bucket at early ages. Thanks to the excellency who deeply shed more light on issues surrounding Juju music.
I worked briefly with Handsome Wale Abiodun. He was a quality gentleman and a distinguished individual. I am currently based in the USA with my family. I don't know how I can have your number to contact you on the phone. Thanks.
Great interview session. Welldone. I guess these interviews can be tranformed into a book in the future. The interview exposed what some elder musicians have tried to deny.
Thank you for this program . You make me to recollect the past about our old musicians from western state . You are the true son of the soil . This will enlight all our son and daughters to known our values and our music .keep up .God bless you and your entourage.
I went to school with one beautiful Yinka Sanda @ The Polythecnic Ibadan, Marketing dept. Her father was a big man in NTA, I always enjoy Agbaletu. More blessings.
Hello Agbaletu. Weldone Egbon. You're doing well. God will keep blessing you. Sir Oluremi Sakadelly is still in Shomolu. I've sent you a message on your IG. Please respond
Agbaletu, can you let me have Baale Alao's number please. I could remember vividly that Alao used to be my brother's band manager (Chief Sammy Olu) he used to play like Ebenezer Obey.
King Alao didn't mention Late Tony Adex, Genius Tunde Adeyemo - I love his works, so much like Commander Obey. Also, Late Ojoge Daniel and many others who were around at the time.
Interesting that Emperor Pick Peters has repeatedly claimed that "he did not learn juju music from anyone" nor played as a band boy for anyone even though his work resembled that of Late Tony Adex so much. He also claimed that "he started picking the skill of the guitar on his own". Emperor Pick Peter claimed that his guitar was self taught after watch the Late Art Alade on TV. So, who is to be believed?
KSA's 1974 White S Class Mercedes-Benz had registration no WD6844.His next Yellow Mercedes-Benz another S class acquired about 1978 had registration no OD 6855D
Wale abiodun is more known that AjibMayor and they both had thier offices in fadeyi in the 90s and Wale Abiodun 's death being 1993 is somehow cos I taught he died 1994
KSA's signature track E Kilo F'Omode was originally released by Late Ambrose Campbell. Sunny didn't even compose it. It was not directed at Emperor Pick Peter who was just an up and coming artist then. EPP only came after Admiral Dele Abiodun tried to create a chasm between the two to help propel him when KSA was banned.
Thanks so much for this fact finding mission about our legendary JuJu musicians... kudos my brother...
You are very intelligent,you always asked questions that shed more light on what has happened in the past, how I wish the children's of nowadays have time to listen to your programmes,thanks so much olootu.
Great Wale Abiodun, Ade Olusayo, Ajib Mayor all names not to forget in Juju music industry am privileged to have hear them playing watching them on TV. All those Rest in Peace
Bale was right with what he said, I was at Adesina Street Bariga near Igbogunu near to Dele Abiodun's house by then the fight was so terrible that day at the record store
Agbaletu, e ku ise. You are indeed a blessing and thank you for documenting all these vital information. Please we want to know more about Oladunni Decency! Please
keep on rolling, I love juju so much and your program is very interesting
It keeps beating my imagination as to how many great juju musicians kicked the bucket at early ages. Thanks to the excellency who deeply shed more light on issues surrounding Juju music.
Sad… Imagine if Ajib Mayor, Wale Abiodun, Biddy Wright ( Wura Fadaka), Ade Olusayo, Swing Paw Paw were still alive today
Quite impressive. Beyond my expectations in terms of shedding lights on some grey areas in juju music history as it has evolved.
Thank you.
I worked briefly with Handsome Wale Abiodun. He was a quality gentleman and a distinguished individual. I am currently based in the USA with my family. I don't know how I can have your number to contact you on the phone. Thanks.
Good morning sir. My number is 08033852815
Kudos to u agbaletu,u are doing well.Emilo mooke
Thanks Agbaletu for this exposition on juju history
Hi thank you for this wonderful opportunity you are updating us about juju musicians.
You 're a professional, l love ur presentation.
Great interview session. Welldone. I guess these interviews can be tranformed into a book in the future. The interview exposed what some elder musicians have tried to deny.
We really enjoy this interview
Always insightful....ride on
Thank you for this program . You make me to recollect the past about our old musicians from western state . You are the true son of the soil . This will enlight all our son and daughters to known our values and our music .keep up .God bless you and your entourage.
I went to school with one beautiful Yinka Sanda @ The Polythecnic Ibadan, Marketing dept. Her father was a big man in NTA,
I always enjoy Agbaletu. More blessings.
Watching from Maryland, USA.
I am enjoying this.
I am a biggest fans of your program pls kindly do a documentary on Sir Tunde night galy
Good interview
What a lovely and educative programme. Well done and keep it up.
GREAT SHOW. PLEASE DO SOMETHING LATE OLU JACOBS..
Hello Agbaletu.
Weldone Egbon. You're doing well. God will keep blessing you. Sir Oluremi Sakadelly is still in Shomolu. I've sent you a message on your IG. Please respond
Emperor confirmed that he was forced to accept the name omoode when dele abiodun was going about with the name
Kudos agbaletu.... brilliant interview always
Great interview 👍 agbaletu radio
I always love this program
Another excellent interview Kudos keep it up
Agbaletu, can you let me have Baale Alao's number please. I could remember vividly that Alao used to be my brother's band manager (Chief Sammy Olu) he used to play like Ebenezer Obey.
Happy to hear that Chief Bayo Sanda is on the broadcast. 🎶 Ojo maa ro, maa ro itura lo jee 🎶
I love this, it's great
Agbaletu, anything with Sir Toye Ajagun?
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King Alao didn't mention Late Tony Adex, Genius Tunde Adeyemo - I love his works, so much like Commander Obey. Also, Late Ojoge Daniel and many others who were around at the time.
Interesting that Emperor Pick Peters has repeatedly claimed that "he did not learn juju music from anyone" nor played as a band boy for anyone even though his work resembled that of Late Tony Adex so much. He also claimed that "he started picking the skill of the guitar on his own". Emperor Pick Peter claimed that his guitar was self taught after watch the Late Art Alade on TV. So, who is to be believed?
Wale abiodun left to form his band and was sponsored by abioro
I need phone of kabiyesi
Egbon Alao, ki emi ola o gun sir o
Handsome Wale Abiodun passed away around 1993 because I knew him very well around Fadeyi
He passed on March 13 1995 not 1993
Rip Dad❤
Baale, the registration number of KSA Mercedes-Benz then was WD6855 NOT WD6844. The same number was used in his other car later OD6855D. Thanks
KSA's 1974 White S Class Mercedes-Benz had registration no WD6844.His next Yellow Mercedes-Benz another S class acquired about 1978 had registration no OD 6855D
Wale abiodun is more known that AjibMayor and they both had thier offices in fadeyi in the 90s and Wale Abiodun 's death being 1993 is somehow cos I taught he died 1994
He died March 13 1995 not 1993.
Continue to Rip Dad ❤
Was the late Handsome Wale Abiodun related to Dele Abiodun?
KSA's signature track E Kilo F'Omode was originally released by Late Ambrose Campbell. Sunny didn't even compose it. It was not directed at Emperor Pick Peter who was just an up and coming artist then. EPP only came after Admiral Dele Abiodun tried to create a chasm between the two to help propel him when KSA was banned.
I need phone number of kabiyesi