I’m an Igbo girl that grew up in the south south of Nigeria. My first encounter with Chief Commander Ebenezer obey’s music, was when I was posted to Lagos for my Nysc back in 2017. My landlady would play his songs every morning, it was like I was hypnotized by his instruments, his voice and his type of sound. I don’t understand a single word he is saying but I feel he is always calling me to dance with his music 😂. Now I have a whole playlist of his music and I can’t explain the joy and sense of nostalgia I feel whenever I listen to this great man.
You are not alone, every Igbo person that hears Mr Obey music always love it, most especially the instrumental construction it is a slow food to the souls that if you can't dance you just relax and let it massage your soul. It is like listening to Chief Osita. this very track always brighten up me and my Landlord in those days in Lagos...
Your dad must know what's up then. I just bought my Land Rovers and I fell in love with it instantly. First time sampling British product, had always been driving Japanese and German!
Ebenezer Obey is a master piece he knew long before recording his first music that he's about to bless humanity with soulful, brilliant,sweet and thoughtful melodies.God bless
I leaned more to Sunny Ade's music in the 70s but I appreciate Obey's music now. His music is melodious, philosophical, full of wisdom and timeless. As long as people understand the Yoruba language, Obey's music will transcends several generations to come.
Cooool and full of nostalgia . You have been my fan since i was in the pry school in 1967. Your music has not left me the same, especially this one. Remain blessed for ever amen
As we all savour and relish the old memories of Juju Masterio Chief Commander Ebenezer Obey. Some of us were old enough when all these beautiful track were released, and some met it as been played by our parents many who have since passed. The million questions are what becomes of all these beautiful lyrics after our own generation???
Music truely is a universal language. This music sounds as iif it was yesterday,l remember vividly when l was growing up listening to the music across the street,,it is philosophical, fundamental, ethical and all godly virtues are embedded in the songs.The instrumentals and the instrumentalist presentations is heartwarming.
As a kid, I dont like Obey music, cos I loved dancing and KSA was the deal for me. While my love for KSA has never changed till now, my love for Obey has come to increase.
This is vintage Ebenezer Obey. Is it the counseling? or the advice..the admonition or is it the reassurance that one with God has everything. I love this man I love his music. Been listening to him for as far back as I can remember
Thank Thee ALMIGHTY GOD For His Everlasting Mercies endures with us forever Halleluyahhhhhhh AMEN!!! Listening to this evergreen music at this period year 2024, I remember rocking with the beautiful song in the 70s Thank You LORD !
I’ve lost count of how many times Chief commander Ebenezer Obeys songs have been listened to! I was born into it, growing in it and vow to make my generations to come realize true music with careful thought out lyrics borne out of passion and talent truly exists; not being influenced by immorality and drugs!
Every Nigerian grow up on this music.. I'm Hausa and I remember all of Ebenezer OBE, Sonny Ade, Sonny Okosun, Pasuma etc musics.. reigning Nigerian sounds on the 90s 🇳🇬🇳🇬🇳🇬👍🔥
This piece sure ranks amongst the finest songs of Baba Obey. It makes memories of growing up flooding back. Just listen to the percussion and guitar work not to talk about philosophical and value-teaching lyrics. God bless you sir!
Be ni o. Ibadan misses you, Alhaji Arisekola oko Afusat. So do Oga Agboola Alausa, egbon Akanni Aluko and Dejo, Oba Otudeko, Chief Amuda Obelawo Lawal afobaje lEjigbo etc. God rest your soul. Ibadan rocked in the 70s when this record was released.
I love all of chief Ebenezer Obey’s songs but this is one of my best song. My dad introduced me to his songs very early in life and I’m still hooked. May God continue to grant chief Ebenezer Obey good health and long life. He is a legend. Evergreen songs
The instrumental interlude that begins at 3:00 is one of the greatest you'll ever hear in the history of world music. Masterful, hypnotic, original. Long live the chief commander!
If I’m not mistaken this album was made between 1976 and 1978. Those were my childhood years. Obey’s music and its philosophical ethos were a great window through which I saw the world. Together with the Holy Scriptures and parental guidance, it has signposted what has come to define views, values and beliefs.
Olawumi Adeola Oh yes my brother Nigeria was better than dollars. Then Naira was #4 to $1 Naira was in number 3 in high currency rate 1st was €£#$den Yen I remember everything then.
I read all these comments with nostalgia. My concern is that our parents build dams and our generation has even refuse to even setup a borehole.God save us all amen.
ahhhhhh abeg o just one Omo Okoro remembering my Landlord Baba Bolanle at Mafoluku Oshodi.always bring Salla meat to me and Ofcorse always present at his parties.times is like a second.
Obey's generation excelled in quality and good music, not like this our own generation with 90 % singing meaningless and corrupt music. God bless Ebenezer Obey.
C'est une musique qui vous situe dans la société et qui défie le temps. Cela revigore et vous libère des soucis inutiles. Les meilleures chansons sont avec la musique juju qui est, de ce fait, éternelle et défie ainsi les nouvelles générations t.
GOD BLESS YOU AND YOUR MINISTRY IN JESUS MIGHTY NAME I PRAYED AMEN. EACH TIME I LISTEN TO YOUR EVERGREEN SOUND I ALWAYS REMEMBER MY YOUTH DAYS GOD BLESS YOU MORE AMEN.
Evergreen songs, as i listen to the song it send goosebumps all over my body. how can i forget the morals in his legendry song " the Horse, the man and the Son" which depict that we can not please the world
Juju music happens to be my favorite Nigerian music by choice. Every time i listen to Baba commander songs they always sound as though they were released just yesterday, the music that defies time. More grease to your elbow baba, this is a legacy that has become part of our culture. Long live sir.
May thy Almighty God bless you and all your family. I remember you very well the first time I met you in Abeokuta. Daddy may thy our Almighty God give you strength and a very good healthy life Amen. Stay blessed, Daddy, and your family, as well ❤.
Is my favorite of the living legend songs , the music composition I think in the early 70s , in retrospect of what the country used to look like.The melody is synchronized deviod of out of control noise .
back in his days artist don't have to show you women in scanty cloths for you to enjoy the music. they don't have to show flashy houses and borrowed cloths. And you wonder why children of today are far different from those brought up in the 70s and 80s
@Doyin Adeleye. My brother, It is sad. How did our society get to this point? It is unfortunate. When people had not so much money, yet enjoyed a peaceful life to the fullest. May God help us.
I’m an Igbo girl that grew up in the south south of Nigeria. My first encounter with Chief Commander Ebenezer obey’s music, was when I was posted to Lagos for my Nysc back in 2017. My landlady would play his songs every morning, it was like I was hypnotized by his instruments, his voice and his type of sound. I don’t understand a single word he is saying but I feel he is always calling me to dance with his music 😂. Now I have a whole playlist of his music and I can’t explain the joy and sense of nostalgia I feel whenever I listen to this great man.
God bless you for this. Obey's songs are philosophical and always full of praises to God Almighty.
Softami Beauty, where have you been all my life, I have been searching for a classy lover of Obey's music like you.
You are not alone, every Igbo person that hears Mr Obey music always love it, most especially the instrumental construction it is a slow food to the souls that if you can't dance you just relax and let it massage your soul. It is like listening to Chief Osita. this very track always brighten up me and my Landlord in those days in Lagos...
Honestly chief Ebenezer obey is a God sent
Bless up ma
I remember this song traveling in my dad's range rover from Auchi to Benin City, in the 70s as a boy. Still appreciate his music till today.
Your dad must know what's up then. I just bought my Land Rovers and I fell in love with it instantly. First time sampling British product, had always been driving Japanese and German!
When songs were long enough to give musicians time and space to paint masterpieces.
Each time I listen to Obeys oldies I remember my Dad of blessed memory cos he has his collection's
Old school music is the best: full of rhythms and philosophy. God bless Chief Ebenezer Obey Fabiyi.
Ebenezer Obey is a master piece he knew long before recording his first music that he's about to bless humanity with soulful, brilliant,sweet and thoughtful melodies.God bless
I leaned more to Sunny Ade's music in the 70s but I appreciate Obey's music now. His music is melodious, philosophical, full of wisdom and timeless. As long as people understand the Yoruba language, Obey's music will transcends several generations to come.
Commander's music is like Wine..........the older the wine gets, the better it becomes. .....Baba Commander eyi yato ..
Perfectly said!
Perfectly said. Where do you want us to buy you your own wine?
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All his songs are evergreen. If you love good music, u can’t but love Cheif Commander Ebenezer Obey
Cooool and full of nostalgia . You have been my fan since i was in the pry school in 1967. Your music has not left me the same, especially this one. Remain blessed for ever amen
The instrumentals are just..amazing😍
As we all savour and relish the old memories of Juju Masterio Chief Commander Ebenezer Obey. Some of us were old enough when all these beautiful track were released, and some met it as been played by our parents many who have since passed. The million questions are what becomes of all these beautiful lyrics after our own generation???
Hopefully if we play it enough for our kids , they may also enough and enjoy it too...
No rival when it comes to juju music.
Obey is a champion.
Those were days when Music 🎶 in any genre and language was meaningful
The songs you listen to or sing along to matters a lot. His music is full of wisdom and prayers. Love from New York City.
Evergreen music always new in my heart here in Malawi. Greatest African Music ever.
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Music truely is a universal language. This music sounds as iif it was yesterday,l remember vividly when l was growing up listening to the music across the street,,it is philosophical, fundamental, ethical and all godly virtues are embedded in the songs.The instrumentals and the instrumentalist presentations is heartwarming.
As a kid, I dont like Obey music, cos I loved dancing and KSA was the deal for me. While my love for KSA has never changed till now, my love for Obey has come to increase.
The older I get the more I appreciate his music. Dad used to play his records
what if you now live in America 🤣🤣😁
Oh my God! This takes me on a Memory lane. Primary School days in the 70s. Sweet Nostalgic feelings
This is my favorite of them all
This Baba obeys music make me remember good old days in Nigeria with love from Chicago United State of American
Hello
Chief commander u are simply d best sir
Very melodious music. May God continue to bless and protect him.
I love Obey commander,all his songs are full of wisdom and fear of God
This is vintage Ebenezer Obey. Is it the counseling? or the advice..the admonition or is it the reassurance that one with God has everything. I love this man I love his music. Been listening to him for as far back as I can remember
So nostalgic one of my dad's favourite
Thank Thee ALMIGHTY GOD For His Everlasting Mercies endures with us forever Halleluyahhhhhhh AMEN!!!
Listening to this evergreen music at this period year 2024, I remember rocking with the beautiful song in the 70s Thank You LORD !
I’ve lost count of how many times Chief commander Ebenezer Obeys songs have been listened to! I was born into it, growing in it and vow to make my generations to come realize true music with careful thought out lyrics borne out of passion and talent truly exists; not being influenced by immorality and drugs!
For me, Obey is the best juju musician. He is above all the others
Every Nigerian grow up on this music.. I'm Hausa and I remember all of Ebenezer OBE, Sonny Ade, Sonny Okosun, Pasuma etc musics.. reigning Nigerian sounds on the 90s 🇳🇬🇳🇬🇳🇬👍🔥
Always evergreen, Almighty God to give Baba Ebenezer Fabiyi good health
Makes me happy in a foreign country
This piece sure ranks amongst the finest songs of Baba Obey. It makes memories of growing up flooding back. Just listen to the percussion and guitar work not to talk about philosophical and value-teaching lyrics. God bless you sir!
I wish I was born in the 60s.
Love this album....refreshing much
Continue to rest in peace Aare Abdul Azeez Arisekola ALAO ....
Ibadan Missed You ...
Be ni o. Ibadan misses you, Alhaji Arisekola oko Afusat. So do Oga Agboola Alausa, egbon Akanni Aluko and Dejo, Oba Otudeko, Chief Amuda Obelawo Lawal afobaje lEjigbo etc. God rest your soul. Ibadan rocked in the 70s when this record was released.
Arisekola for life..May his soul rest in peace.
I love all of chief Ebenezer Obey’s songs but this is one of my best song. My dad introduced me to his songs very early in life and I’m still hooked. May God continue to grant chief Ebenezer Obey good health and long life.
He is a legend. Evergreen songs
The instrumental interlude that begins at 3:00 is one of the greatest you'll ever hear in the history of world music. Masterful, hypnotic, original. Long live the chief commander!
Music of yesteryears. They remind me of Olonade street @Miliki Spot.Yaba.
One of the best composition (ever green)
My mentor ,and guitarist Monday John ,may his soul rest res on!!!
Evergreen in every sense. I hope you can now sit back and enjoy your works sir. Longer may you live in Jesus's name.
Peace through music
I remember my first year in Nigeria...
Surely an evergreen compilations! I've been listening to the music since the 60s.
Oh my Goodness...I have searched for this song especially from 13mins...Keregbe to fo, deyin leyin odo🥰
If I’m not mistaken this album was made between 1976 and 1978. Those were my childhood years. Obey’s music and its philosophical ethos were a great window through which I saw the world. Together with the Holy Scriptures and parental guidance, it has signposted what has come to define views, values and beliefs.
This is song is so full of morals and inspirations, that I kept playing it every single day !!!
Raw talent great musician
I know the language but I don't understand the language but i listen to this track daily.
lovely track and well put together.
All his songs are evergreen 🌲. I can't get enough of his music.
2019 am still play n enjoy it here in europe💃
Wow.. What a melody and the nostslgia! Oh nooo... God bring back our Nigeria and let Obey live for ever !!!
Ayo Omitogun Amen
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One of the very first music that opened my psychological side
EVERGREEN BABA,MAY GOD PROLONG YOUR LIFE.
This song reminds me of the Real Nigeria days,the days when the Naira was almost better than the dollar.
Olawumi Adeola Oh yes my brother Nigeria was better than dollars. Then Naira was #4 to $1 Naira was in number 3 in high currency rate 1st was €£#$den Yen I remember everything then.
Idayat Raj
Raji
I read all these comments with nostalgia. My concern is that our parents build dams and our generation has even refuse to even setup a borehole.God save us all amen.
My Bros. You dey feel am too?
OLADEJI Abidemi.
I can't remembers the number of times i have played this very track, but every single time i listen to the song, it always makes my day.
Oke'Badan A Dahun si
I listen to bro Obey's music any time I have insomnia, it makes me sleep like a baby
ahhhhhh abeg o just one Omo Okoro remembering my Landlord Baba Bolanle at Mafoluku Oshodi.always bring Salla meat to me and Ofcorse always present at his parties.times is like a second.
Hmm....... Confirm
I love this song soooo very much
Ebenezer obey music remain fantastic
This was when music was good for the souls.. don't condemn present day music but me think music must have meanings...
Daddy you’re so great and your music is very good and fantastic ❤️❤️❤️
Growing up in ondo state and always visited ilorin. I heard his songs and always love my early life. It was fun and safe. But now. No joy
I love Obey's songs like kilode! May you live long Sir!
Nothing but the best!!!
Best days of Nigerian music
Obey's generation excelled in quality and good music, not like this our own generation with 90 % singing meaningless and corrupt music. God bless Ebenezer Obey.
Can't do without this!
this music is so melodious. baba obey you remain a commander
Memorable memories from way back. Love from FJ
wonderful. very talented!!!!!! God bless you baba Obey.
Evergreen music indeed. 2019 am still listening to this good song. God bless you for uploading it. Thank you.
Thanks a million for upload dis ever loving old school music. God Bless.
C'est une musique qui vous situe dans la société et qui défie le temps. Cela revigore et vous libère des soucis inutiles. Les meilleures chansons sont avec la musique juju qui est, de ce fait, éternelle et défie ainsi les nouvelles générations t.
Biaou chabi Felix c’est Ife music! Pas Anago!
This is beautiful, Almighty God shall bless Obey with long healthy life
Amen
GOD BLESS YOU AND YOUR MINISTRY IN JESUS MIGHTY NAME I PRAYED AMEN. EACH TIME I LISTEN TO YOUR EVERGREEN SOUND I ALWAYS REMEMBER MY YOUTH DAYS GOD BLESS YOU MORE AMEN.
Evergreen songs, as i listen to the song it send goosebumps all over my body. how can i forget the morals in his legendry song " the Horse, the man and the Son" which depict that we can not please the world
Chief Ebenezer obey for ever !
Juju music happens to be my favorite Nigerian music by choice. Every time i listen to Baba commander songs they always sound as though they were released just yesterday, the music that defies time. More grease to your elbow baba, this is a legacy that has become part of our culture. Long live sir.
This record reminds me of my life in secondary school in those days. It is still very green. Thanks for giving us this.
Baba Miliki - enjoying this lovely music on a quiet Sunday evening. Thank you sir
Baba no yen.you are too much.Waoo when music was music
Sure !
God is so wonderful in baba obey life for how many years back is still sound like New songs
THE REASON IS THAT BABA COMMANDER IS LIKE OLD WINE.............THE OLDER THE WINE THE BETTER IT BECOMES..
God bless Ebenezer Obey. Amen.
May thy Almighty God bless you and all your family. I remember you very well the first time I met you in Abeokuta. Daddy may thy our Almighty God give you strength and a very good healthy life Amen. Stay blessed, Daddy, and your family, as well ❤.
Anytime I listen to Obey music he makes me feel good
Is my favorite of the living legend songs , the music composition I think in the early 70s , in retrospect of what the country used to look like.The melody is synchronized deviod of out of control noise .
I listened to legend music nearly every day now best music out of Africa
Thanks bro for these great job .
Ebenezer Obey music teaches us a lot in life...very inspirational
back in his days artist don't have to show you women in scanty cloths for you to enjoy the music. they don't have to show flashy houses and borrowed cloths.
And you wonder why children of today are far different from those brought up in the 70s and 80s
@Doyin Adeleye. My brother, It is sad. How did our society get to this point? It is unfortunate. When people had not so much money, yet enjoyed a peaceful life to the fullest. May God help us.
Louis idohou
Baba Obey,you're a rock built by Jehova Sabaot !! God is ever great..wonderfull..continiu praising Hum..
This is my all time best
God bless my fathers legends and these creative musicians I love you till forever
Thank you daddy obey for always bringing joy to my life whenever am listening to your music... You will forever remain a legend. I love you baba mi
Evergreen songs that's the music of my late father
Love this song, remind me of my childhood days in early 80's
M'y commander,what can i say...you are the best...idohou Louis. .
I love those old school lives 🙂
My children we be asking me mummy why do you like obey?
I just like the music because it make me feel better
Great song ,indeed!!!