What you people don't value, we the foreigners in akure cherish and appreciate it. This guy was one of the best talents that we lost in yorubaland. If you know how I always play this akure oloyemekun, you won't believe that I am not an indigene of akure.
Continue to rest in peace sir,I so much love the original language of Akure,the ijinle gangan.it brings the old memories back whenever I listen to your music. ... miss you always
I doubt I would be able to tell your aristocratic self from an 'ordinary' Akure citizen if I ever saw you in the street, unless of course you go everywhere with beaded crown on your head, which I think would look out of place.
May Your soul continue to Rest In Peace Wale Glorious. No one can fill the gap your death left behind in Akure. We miss you everyday. You were our sunshine that suddenly went out. Your candle burned out long before your legend ever did. Akure indigenous people will forever love and cherish you. Gone but never forgotten, your music remains evergreen.
I remember this music when I was very small ,playing every evening in ikini lede Akure. The music always turning my head around.i loved it. To my greatest surprise no musician has ever come up with this kind of music in Akere. This is very bad.
when he died a big light was estinguished from the social life of Akure since his demise there hasn'been another juju crooner of his calibre from Akure,he would have brought a social revolution to the town through his music like Obey to Egba. it's a shame, he's better than most household names at his age...BRAVO
samuel tobi deear , nobody kill uncle wale. He killed himself ccos his vehicle was apprehended for robbery. Then people value their name compare to money
@samuel tobi: Late Wale Glorious, died from a contagious-chest-worm-disease-[call- [aran aya], and his demise was a deep wound in Akure that never ever healed.He died and left his band behind, with his mother,wives and children.
When Wale Glorious, died that was the day the spiritual shining Akure- star, was obliterated out of sky. Since Wale Glorious, died that all public schools were closed after the announcement of sudden demise, his death has deprived Akure-town of many great things. May his gentle soul rest in everlasting peace,amen. Dr Pat Kolawole Awosan.
Thanks for this wonderful classic!...kindly upload these songs pls: "Iku Adeshewa..iyawo Ogunde"...can't remember the artist, maybe Haruna Ishola,...then this one,"it will be one Nigeria forever" the artist mentioned..General Gowon, Upabi Asika, General Adebayo etc..maybe by Wale Glorious....then ..another one called.."Ogun Pari"..can't remember the artist. Much appreciated!
igbo boy growing up in akure then in 1990 i lovved this
What you people don't value, we the foreigners in akure cherish and appreciate it. This guy was one of the best talents that we lost in yorubaland. If you know how I always play this akure oloyemekun, you won't believe that I am not an indigene of akure.
Honestly...
❤
😘🫶😘
This song make me remember when i was still living akure i love listening to it
Continue to rest in peace sir,I so much love the original language of Akure,the ijinle gangan.it brings the old memories back whenever I listen to your music. ... miss you always
Rest on legend
Akure, our great city👌👌
Akure oye!!! To think this is the only song eulogizing the Akure people, God bless the dead! This legacy must live on oo,
A little bit in Sunny Ade's LP Isele Yi Leju, 'Akure Nile'.
God bless the dead and his legacy will live on. This should be play to our children
They should look for someone who share the same talents, the same voice and guitarist like him. He is a great lost to Yoruba race.
This song makes me miss my Dad. May his soul continue to rest in peace.
Same here..
Same here...
mehn i cant believe i stumbled to this song via you tube..... akure is a great town
Whenever i listen to this song. It brings good memories of my parents and the 2 years i spent in Akure.
I miss my mother anytime I listen to this song, is one of her favorite song. May her soul continue to rest in peace 🕊️🕊️🕊️
Am proud to Akure boy, not ordinary even Akure indigene but came from the royal family of Akure land
I doubt I would be able to tell your aristocratic self from an 'ordinary' Akure citizen if I ever saw you in the street, unless of course you go everywhere with beaded crown on your head, which I think would look out of place.
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May Your soul continue to Rest In Peace Wale Glorious. No one can fill the gap your death left behind in Akure. We miss you everyday. You were our sunshine that suddenly went out. Your candle burned out long before your legend ever did. Akure indigenous people will forever love and cherish you. Gone but never forgotten, your music remains evergreen.
Akure ko ni baje
I remember this music when I was very small ,playing every evening in ikini lede Akure.
The music always turning my head around.i loved it.
To my greatest surprise no musician has ever come up with this kind of music in Akere.
This is very bad.
Kare o aba. Orun re re ooooo
when he died a big light was estinguished from the social life of Akure since his demise there hasn'been another juju crooner of his calibre from Akure,he would have brought a social revolution to the town through his music like Obey to Egba. it's a shame, he's better than most household names at his age...BRAVO
God will surely judge those that killed this man.... may his continue to rest in peace
samuel tobi deear , nobody kill uncle wale. He killed himself ccos his vehicle was apprehended for robbery. Then people value their name compare to money
Bless memory
Omo Akure oloyemekun
Oh my God! God bless your soul Sir Wale Glorious.
Rest In Peace our DJ Martins. Ondo City 1969 to 72.
NOSTALGIA ALL THE WAY.. THIS IS AMAZING..
The song is so fantastic when men were boys
Wow wale glorious I grew up listening to this music at akure my late father love it like kilode rip to both of them
Am pround of this song
. Good
Evergreen!!
This song bring my childhood memories my father Williams Awobusuyi of blessed memory always play this wale glorious rip
I'm here again this always brings memories 😊
You make me remember my father.
@samuel tobi: Late Wale Glorious, died from a contagious-chest-worm-disease-[call- [aran aya], and his demise was a deep wound in Akure that never ever healed.He died and left his band behind, with his mother,wives and children.
nice song
Akure love you ma people
really enjoyed it.
these song is very good
When Wale Glorious, died that was the day the spiritual shining Akure- star, was obliterated out of sky. Since Wale Glorious, died that all public schools were closed after the announcement of sudden demise, his death has deprived Akure-town of many great things. May his gentle soul rest in everlasting peace,amen.
Dr Pat Kolawole Awosan.
RIP Legend
Thank u so much...u are blessed! kindly upload the said album "Ogun Pari" by Wale Glorious.
Ok
What a good music. Olayinka Agunbiade
Thanks for this wonderful classic!...kindly upload these songs pls: "Iku Adeshewa..iyawo Ogunde"...can't remember the artist, maybe Haruna Ishola,...then this one,"it will be one Nigeria forever" the artist mentioned..General Gowon, Upabi Asika, General Adebayo etc..maybe by Wale Glorious....then ..another one called.."Ogun Pari"..can't remember the artist. Much appreciated!
@Mr Dolphin..thanks a lot for your acknowledgement!..and thanks for sharing..may u be blessed!
Hmm...Great Song
Does anyone knows when this guy died?
gbonju bayode November 1971.
Super!!!!
Vintage Wale Glorious.
wtf...
I miss my mother anytime I listen to this song, is one of her favorite song. May her soul continue to rest in peace 🕊️🕊️🕊️