Seun Marcus: Ebenezer Obey's music is different from KSA's music. I played with both bands.
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- US based Seun Marcus plays the guitar so well that he Played for foremost Juju Bands in Nigeria. Infact he became Band Captain for Dele Abiodun and Segun Adewale.
You'll enjoy his chat session with Dele Adeyanju.
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#ksa #christmassongs #ebenezerobey #africanmusic #historyofmusic
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I have been expecting this while. Pin this on every of your works. I would surely drop my widow's mite .
So proud of you Dad 💕💕,music runs in the family 🎉🤸
Thank you omo daddy e.
This your guest love sunny Ade so much.
Excellent interview with a very versatile musician with very sharp memory God bless him
Experienced, mature and very nice man… Best interview so far.
Excellent interview
Great interview, God bless you. The truth remains, when it comes to total packaging no one beats KSA. Talk of guitar playing, dancing, liveliness, stage performance, studio performance, stage control, harmony, unique costume, good tempo, etc Sunny Ade is always on top, he's not just chorus singing, he sings with style. Sunny is the greatest of all time. He is a complete musician, complete entertainer. God bless KSA
Thanks you have excellent sense of judgment, KSA like no other. Our Michael Jackson
The template for all other juju musicians
@@taiwoakinniyi1191 You said it all brother. KSA is the living legend.
I have to agree totally
I LOVE ALL YOUR SHOWS. YOU'RE THE BEST IN YOUR FIELDS YOU LET YOUR GUESTS FLOW AND MORE IMPORTANTLY YOU ASK THE RIGHT QUESTIONS AND YEARS OF EVENTS. YOU'RE CREATING GREAT HISTORICAL VIDEOS.
I love your guest. He is humble and has a plain mind. May the good Lord bless you
A smart musician that I have watched life in Glendale, Maryland, USA. Now I see why he knows a lot of KSA’s music. He needs to dance more when playing. His guitar works on the stage should also be increased . Above all, the interview was comprehensive and illuminating. Thanks to the duo.
Thank you Sir! Excellent interview
@agbaletu.......I love ❤️ u for one thing......you are very DETAILED
Very good job exele work
Thanks for this interview 💓
Good job Agbaletu, Marcus is one of the great juju guitarist we have been together for long time. I have been trying to come in during the live show but the network was bad. That was a good one.
KSA's body of work should be incorporated into Yoruba academic programs such as History, Music and Theatre at the University level. His music is a custodian of Yoruba oral tradition.
Nice one Mr Dele
Insightful and knowledgeable interview/chat with Guitarist Seun Marcus. Dele Adeyanju, please it would be appreciated if you can get in touch with Segun Ilori, Solo guitarist with KSA after the departure of Bob Aladeniyi and before Fola Oshundare (thousand wire) joined the Band. Thanks
A veteran.He knows his onion about guitar particularly for Juju music.
great interview
Nice one u are truly agbaletu
Very Interesting
Congratulations, Seun Marcus...
The most honest intelligent sunny man
Chief Commander Ebenezer Obey Fabiyi, the best in everything.
Let them say was 1987. That one I remember vividly.
Nice one
Well Done Dele. Great interview with a veteran
I am just viewing this. Sunny Ade's Let them say was released during Easter period in 1987. Then, he always released two or three albums in a year.
Actually, both Sunny and Obey were releasing 4 albums annually at their peak.
Let Them Say was released in 1987
Ade Jacob and Ade Olusayo is the same person the name ade olusayo manager is Tunji Tosho
Ọ̀rẹ́ mi, Marcus. The Guitar Witchcraft 🎸. Álújọ́ńù Òni Guitar 🎸. I Respect him when it Comes to Guitar works😅
How are you Seun this is Prince Adekunle from Ota, longest time, just returned back to Indiana last week. Sir K Falola asked of you , kindly get in touch with him if you still hv his contact. We fought the battle of Admiral Dele Abiodun together then when he was the president of PMAN.
nice 1 Agbaletu
Let them say was 1987 and later that year was jealousy for Obafemi Awolowo
It is highly disrespectful to be anchoring a program and at the same time making a call
again, he confessed he has been sunny ade fan since his childhood.
Come and see professional o
Well done Agbaletu. Great job as always.
I don't know if you've brought Ahuja Bello if not, please do get him on your program.
Ade Jacob and Adeolusayo are the same people ... now i understand why you asked the question from my interview.
Let them say was definitely released in 1986
‘Let Them Say’ was released in 1987, Sir.
‘Sweet Banana’, and ‘My Dear’, were KSA’s record aLbums, for 1986✅..
this man is an instrumentalist and a guitarist. so he should always praise sunny ade far above Ebenezer obey. but for a singer and composer, Ebenezer obey will be his choice
Plz can u ask him who played guitar and piano on GET UP album,plz let me know
The aLbum ‘Get Up’ by KSA was aLmost entirely DIGITAL.
On that aLbum(1990), the Piano/Keyboards were played by Mr Kingsley Ogorò✅..
Tk Ariyo
Egbon Marcus nice one.
I remain yours
Baba Marcus
listening to comments that sunny ade produces a complete packaging or uniquely complete music is a complete over statement. Yoruba or juju music lovers know that when it comes to presentation or display if instrumentations, no one can beat sunny ade. that's just the truth. but when it comes to songs making and balanced compositions, eeeeh, sunny ade trails behind Ebenezer obey. any lovers of instrumentations and dance will like sunny ade, but lovers of good songs listen to Ebenezer obey. comparing sunny ade and Ebenezer obey is like comparing Fuji music of Killington ayinla and barrister ayinde and the difference is there. now barrister ayinde is late and already his music already is outliving Killington Fuji music while ayinla is still alive. I mean, Fuji music lovers still listen to barrister's music than ayinla's. that's just it. the same holds for sunny music and obey's songs. it may surprise anyone that obey has got more fans than sunny. i had my university education among Igbos and most of them even attribute sunny music to obey. this is because obey is more popular among them. we do not grow to be younger but older. as we do, we justify reasons to love and listen to obey's music than Sunny's. sometimes in ilorin, Kwara state, a radio presenter, through phone calls, asked ten of his audience to chose between sunny"s music and obey's songs for him to play for them. seven out of ten declared their interest for obey. we know songs and instrumentations go or blend together. a complete musicians know the role of song compositions. if you are an instrumentalist, you can't be a musician except you are a good songs composer. if you play only instruments for long without songs to listen to, people term you a bad musician. what I'm sure of is this, for many many years to come, obey's music will outlive Sunny's. for instance, when one compares Sunny's the child and obey's Ayo Omo titun, any day any time, at naming ceremonies in Yoruba land, obey's will be preferred.
All this thesis because of your preference for Obey over Sunny Ade. Haba! Everything you posted is your personal opinion and you are entitled to it.
Complete nonsense. Obey is a better composer but Sunny is better overall. Sunny is an excellent composer too. Many of his songs are deeper in meaning.
I know what I am saying. Obey's oldies will outlive sunny's and this is happening now. Sunny is a better instrumentalist but obey remains a better composer.
Clearly, Seun Marcus came into KSA band after the glorious era. Therefore, he can't really speak beyond his knowledge of Sunny's Music.
1986
King Sunny Ade & His African Beats
Sweet Banana (LP; Atom Park ASLPS 1)
1986
King Sunny Ade & His African Beats
My Dear (LP; Atom Park ASLPS 2)
1986
King Sunny Ade & His African Beats
Let Them Say (LP; Atom Park ASLPS 3)
1987
King Sunny Ade & His African Beats
Jealousy (LP; Atom Park ASLPS 4)
1987
King Sunny Ade & His African Beats
Merciful (LP; Atom Park ASLPS 5)
1988
King Sunny Ade & His African Beats
The Child (LP; Atom Park ASLPS 6)
1988
King Sunny Ade & His African Beats
Destiny (LP; Atom Park ASLPS 7)
1988
King Sunny Ade & His African Beats
The Good Shepherd (LP; Atom Park ASLPS 8)
1989
King Sunny Ade & His New African Beats
Wait for Me (LP; Atom Park ASLPS 9)
1990
King Sunny Ade & His New African Beats
Authority (LP; Atom Park ASLPS 10)
Thank you so much sir.
@@deleadeyanju most welcome my brother.
Greater you!!!
This man is being biased, he only spoke in favour & praises of his former Boss KSA. Agbaletu, I love ur programme, but pple like this should not be allowed in ur very revered programme, making unneccesary comparison btw Baba Obey/ KSA. Bad interview
exactly
it is his personal opinion, and he is entitled to it. Learn to live with other peoples opinion that is different from yours.
Biased on his personal opinion? Both were his bosses and you think you are in better position to tell him his opinion?
Obey and Sunny are both highly blessed Legends. I listened little slightly to Obey more than Sunny music. I love both of them with passions.
What is a professional guitarist like this doing in the USA ? A mere wasting of time doing factory jobs in country that has no respect for their skills?
You should be happy for him that he is still doing well. A lot of his set have nothing to show for all the work they did. Music was though back then
In any condition you find yourself give thanks and praises to the Almighty God, so far he’s not doing bad
If he stays in Nigeria and he suffering, you'd be the folk saying government should help him. Now he's helping himself, you're talking trash.
You guys don't mention kayode fashola
@@Agbaman1 He is really talking trash.