Dele Ojo - Edumare Ko Basiri

From "Dele Ojo ‎- Afro-Rhythm Roots"
[ African Music Explosion ‎- AME9102 (LP) Manufactured by Makossa International Records, Inc. and Distributed by African Record Centre Distributors Ltd. US, 1976 ]

[@inubaye2030]

One of the greatest musicians and composers in Nigeria music.
He had a beautiful voice. I remember his song
..Dele ojo otunde, iwoyi ana la bere re...

[@jideshitta9503]

Rest on Baba. Your style of juju music and sonorous voice is extremely unique.. A source of pride you are to the Èkìtìs

[@obinnaekewuba6858]

Kowa Basie Is a beauty in the African highlife scene. I first heard on the radio in 1976 and have loved since then

[@ronaldo9225]

Continue to rest in peace Egbon. Engr Ogunleye, Akure. Nigeria.

[@oluwafemidele-ojotijani4856]

My great Gem, your legacy lives on daddy. Continue to rest on sweet dad

[@bunmimartin8412]

Kowa basiri,memorable record.

[@ajibadefasina-thomas6914]

You were a great guy, Dele. Your beautiful sound lives on. Rest in peace, my friend.

[@oluwemimoolatoye5561]

I played briefly in his band in 1984-85 as a youth. He'd switched to gospel music by then.

[@yemiasungbalaja1169]

May your music remains bless xxx very enjoyable

[@adedigbaagbayewa4886]

CONTINUE TO REST IN PEACE

[@ronaldo9225]

Rest in perfect peace egbon.

[@yinkasanda1409]

The song was Ambrose Campbell"s original composition.

[@oluwemimoolatoye5561]

Wow. Ambrose Campbell was father to them all he died in his '90s

[@anyavailablechannel3617]

Please tell us which of Ambrose Campbell’s “original compositions” Dele Ojo’s EDUMARE KO BASIRI share a similarity with.

[@schynam]

Thanks for sharing.