This is amazing stuff from this philosopher, Chief Hubert Ogunde. I imagine myself in the presence of my favorite people like Kunle Oshingbesan RIP, late broadcaster Chief Dokun Famubode, baba 'laudo' Otubanjo RIP, sista mi Peju Oworu-Wilson, elegant auntie Mrs. Enahoro(Peter Pan's wife), stunning beauties Kudi Akande(of Oke Odo fame), Yinka Alade - of Afe Babalola fame - and 'omo Oba' Debo Olateru-Olagbegi dancing to this in an Oke Ado club. That would have been a riot of a night out 😂😂😂😂.
How I wish this particular music can find its ways to the radio and television stations across Nigeria and let the whole nation see what has been and still in the polity of the entity called Nigeria of yestde and today. God save our future. But there's end to everything in this world. Pa Ogunde had made his mark and gone, the stage is left for me and you, what shall we be remembered of when we are no longer on the face of the earth. Okan mi O sun, O mbami soro, O nriran tosan toru!
THANKS KING 🤴🏾- YOUR COMMENT IS GOLDEN.WE ARE GOING TO BE REMEMBERED FOR OUR IMMENSE CONTRIBUTIONS AND IMPACTS WE MADE IN THIS WORLD AND GENERATION-WE ARE ALL GOING TO CARVE A NICHE THAT IS GOING TO BE VISIBLE TO ALL THE EYES OF POSTERITY 👀 👀- WE ARE GOING TO LIVE FOREVER. ORO WA KO NI DA BI EJO T’IO KOJA LORI APATA TI KO NIPA RERE ASE 🙏🏾❤️
Hhmmmmm 🤔 yes ooooo, the world has changed everything has turned upside down in the world🌎. Our society has lost a big virtue and integrity. The Lord help us in this dispensation.
Yoruba nation a great gift from Eledua the creator, has not achieve the God's given potential due to the foreign influence and religious, who says Yoruba traditional way are not from Almighty ( Eledua) God? God will liberate Yorubaland from the bondage of mental slavery and colonial oppression, Yoruba traditional, culture, music, messages, religion, mentality is superior to the foreign imposed ones
thank God I was born and grew up in the era of songs and musics like these. I watched Baba Ogunde on stage and played his songs on my Record Changer and Radiogram. I really enjoyed life o.
The Legend lives on,I was at the funeral at Ososa,one his grandchildren was my friend,I was fortunate to be in his house and witness his final exit,may he continue to rest in peace, great man.
Baba awon ijoba Nigeria ti fe ba gbogbo yoruba tan o e ma sun o e pe awon isiku orun peluyin ke gbeja Gbogbo yoruba patapata ki awon ota yoruba gbogbo fenu fera
Late Pa Hubert Ogunde lives forever. Nobody can never be like Ogunde, bestowed with knowledge wisdom and power. Hubert Ogunde led both theatre and music industry that nobody has never done worldwide. Kidos to late legend. RIP
yeeeeee come hear music so sweet like honey! Ogunde's baritone voice is so therapeutic, the back up singers are awesome and the lyrical composition is unforgettable. 29/08/2020 Detroit Michigan
I always thought i have heard all Ogunde records, but am surprised i missed this while growing up. Thanks EgbaAlake for bringing this to my consciousness.
PAPA OGUNDE GOOD WORK UR SONGS TEACH MORALS ND FULL OF WISDOM ALL THE TIMES POSTERITY WILL FOREVER REMEMBER YOU OF UR SONGS. AFRICAN ICON R I P. FROM ITALY.
This is the only relevant song which diagnosed the downward spiral of our Nigerian societies which had been ignored over the years! Hence the demise of the character! Until we return to the observation and upholding of the moral character , all the talking is futile!!!
This is MICHAEL OLOKO'S song. He is from Ikorodu town, was a member of OGUNDE'S theatre group before he formed his own group after the death of CHIEF OGUNDE, his theatre group is called OLOKO THEATRE based at Jibowu Fadeyi Lagos.
You cannot put the apprentice before the Master. Micheal Oloko was, as you acknowledged, a member of Ogunde's troupe and learnt the art from his master, Hubert Ogunde. After Ogunde's exit, it is natural for an artist to reach back to his roots and honour his master by performing his song, the same way Seun Kuti now sings Fela Anikulapo-Kuti's songs. Oloko was a protege of Ogunde and learnt his trade from Ogunde. The song was originally composed and produced by Ogunde.
@schynam, not that i know the meaning of Iwogbe, but listening through this song over the years, i actually thought it meant 'Conscience'.....though again, i lay no claim to knowing the actual meaning, i am just looking for validation of the meaning. It remains my favorite Hubert Ogunde"s song. Danceable, with very rich meanings, sonorous, and well arranged.He was a genius.
Egbaalake, you are awesome. However, I am not 100% sure if this song was recorded by Chief Ogunde. I need to see the album to confirm that. I believe it was recorded by Abaru Oloko otherwise known as Baba Araba in home videos who had his tutelage under Ogunde. The Ikorodu born Oloko was a thespian par excellence. He was a regular visitor to our house back in the days. One of his drama "Suru" was later narrated by Ebenezer Obey in one of his songs in the 70s. Surely one of the unsung heroes in Nigeria theatre industry. I believe he died few years ago.
Okuboro,can't believe I'm just receiving your comment.Thank you for the observation.This Album was Vol.2 of Chief Hubert Ogunde released in 1974 as a theme song of one of his plays.Side B is titled ''EKO'. I will try and post the Album cover as the thumbnail.Pls check back.And immense appreciation once again.
EgbaAlake thanks for your response. It could be a case of Abaru Oloko reproducing the song again in the 80s. I only heard his own version of the song. Again thanks for sharing this lovely song by the legendary Hubert Ogunde.
If you came back here in 2024. God bless you. Keep supporting Yoruba music
This is amazing stuff from this philosopher, Chief Hubert Ogunde. I imagine myself in the presence of my favorite people like Kunle Oshingbesan RIP, late broadcaster Chief Dokun Famubode, baba 'laudo' Otubanjo RIP, sista mi Peju Oworu-Wilson, elegant auntie Mrs. Enahoro(Peter Pan's wife), stunning beauties Kudi Akande(of Oke Odo fame), Yinka Alade - of Afe Babalola fame - and 'omo Oba' Debo Olateru-Olagbegi dancing to this in an Oke Ado club. That would have been a riot of a night out 😂😂😂😂.
How I wish this particular music can find its ways to the radio and television stations across Nigeria and let the whole nation see what has been and still in the polity of the entity called Nigeria of yestde and today. God save our future. But there's end to everything in this world. Pa Ogunde had made his mark and gone, the stage is left for me and you, what shall we be remembered of when we are no longer on the face of the earth. Okan mi O sun, O mbami soro, O nriran tosan toru!
THANKS KING 🤴🏾- YOUR COMMENT IS GOLDEN.WE ARE GOING TO BE REMEMBERED FOR OUR IMMENSE CONTRIBUTIONS AND IMPACTS WE MADE IN THIS WORLD AND GENERATION-WE ARE ALL GOING TO CARVE A NICHE THAT IS GOING TO BE VISIBLE TO ALL THE EYES OF POSTERITY 👀 👀- WE ARE GOING TO LIVE FOREVER. ORO WA KO NI DA BI EJO T’IO KOJA LORI APATA TI KO NIPA RERE ASE 🙏🏾❤️
Very apt 👌🏽! Just as Pa Ogunde packaged the whole situation, especially as related to individual conscience.
i just discover this music - wow!
and you found really sweet words.........
Hhmmmmm 🤔 yes ooooo, the world has changed everything has turned upside down in the world🌎. Our society has lost a big virtue and integrity. The Lord help us in this dispensation.
Yoruba nation a great gift from Eledua the creator, has not achieve the God's given potential due to the foreign influence and religious, who says Yoruba traditional way are not from Almighty ( Eledua) God? God will liberate Yorubaland from the bondage of mental slavery and colonial oppression, Yoruba traditional, culture, music, messages, religion, mentality is superior to the foreign imposed ones
thank God I was born and grew up in the era of songs and musics like these. I watched Baba Ogunde on stage and played his songs on my Record Changer and Radiogram. I really enjoyed life o.
The Legend lives on,I was at the funeral at Ososa,one his grandchildren was my friend,I was fortunate to be in his house and witness his final exit,may he continue to rest in peace, great man.
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Nigerian system is corrupt. Nobody is clean. Check your self. Thank you sir Baba Ogunde.
Baba awon ijoba Nigeria ti fe ba gbogbo yoruba tan o e ma sun o e pe awon isiku orun peluyin ke gbeja Gbogbo yoruba patapata ki awon ota yoruba gbogbo fenu fera
Late Pa Hubert Ogunde lives forever. Nobody can never be like Ogunde, bestowed with knowledge wisdom and power. Hubert Ogunde led both theatre and music industry that nobody has never done worldwide. Kidos to late legend. RIP
Papa may your soul continue to rest in perfect peace
lru Erin o si nigbo. Baba, sun re o!
He extols the nature of living and use it to magnify the work of Almighty God.
I love this man so much, I've been looking for where to listen to his music
yeeeeee come hear music so sweet like honey! Ogunde's baritone voice is so therapeutic, the back up singers are awesome and the lyrical composition is unforgettable. 29/08/2020 Detroit Michigan
An Undoubted legent !!!, RIP Baba Ogunde, IJMN, Amen!!!
I always thought i have heard all Ogunde records, but am surprised i missed this while growing up. Thanks EgbaAlake for bringing this to my consciousness.
Ani gbagbe yin laiye laiye.
Another Blockbuster!!!!
The real impresario! Great in life as in death. A quintessential artistic hero in Yoruba dramaturgy.
This music makes me cry whenever I hears this song. Rip Baba Ogunde
PAPA OGUNDE GOOD WORK UR SONGS TEACH MORALS ND FULL OF WISDOM ALL THE TIMES POSTERITY WILL FOREVER REMEMBER YOU OF UR SONGS. AFRICAN ICON R I P. FROM ITALY.
I feel like weeping while listening to this song,rip pa ogunde we can't see someone like u again.
Always a unique philosophical tune...
I wish that this music is all over Nigeria so that our upcoming children can no that MUSIC is different from MUSIC that there hearing now days!!!
Thank you for this one hope to see more of his record on TH-cam
Back here again and again, back in time.
Iwogbe (mirror) which 99% of Nigerians don’t have anymore
Very very good centimental good older days l thank you very much my God for what lam today l praise you my Lord
Every green RIP BABA OGUNDE
I LIKE LATE Dr CHIEF H OGUNDE HE WAS MY MAN
Baba Ogunnde Otise wọn to le se ODIGBA DIẸ NA
Ooh this is one of our legend
legend.
Ever unique songs and the great hero
Evergreen legacy of baba
This is the only relevant song which diagnosed the downward spiral of our Nigerian societies which had been ignored over the years! Hence the demise of the character! Until we return to the observation and upholding of the moral character , all the talking is futile!!!
Check your mind if you are clean or not from top to ...
He is a great man
Wonderful Grandpa Ogunde one
Thank you!
My hero
Thanks @Egba alake. Please can you upload Festival 77
respect to u
This is MICHAEL OLOKO'S song. He is from Ikorodu town, was a member of OGUNDE'S theatre group before he formed his own group after the death of CHIEF OGUNDE, his theatre group is called OLOKO THEATRE based at Jibowu Fadeyi Lagos.
Iwogbe is by chief Hubert ogunde not chief oloko
@@azboofy4318 I agree. I know Michael Oloko songs but this is distinctively Chief Hubert Ogunde's.
You cannot put the apprentice before the Master. Micheal Oloko was, as you acknowledged, a member of Ogunde's troupe and learnt the art from his master, Hubert Ogunde. After Ogunde's exit, it is natural for an artist to reach back to his roots and honour his master by performing his song, the same way Seun Kuti now sings Fela Anikulapo-Kuti's songs. Oloko was a protege of Ogunde and learnt his trade from Ogunde. The song was originally composed and produced by Ogunde.
Hhhhhhhmmmm enire ti looo nile Yoruba
akin adebayo
Baba e ran afefe odi si Aso ROCK ko pa gbogbo awon to kowo Nigeria je
Hero
Ogunde
Iwogbe = Mirror
Thanks for the meaning of "Iwogbe" in English. I tried to figure it out but I couldn't. Thanks again.
@schynam, not that i know the meaning of Iwogbe, but listening through this song over the years, i actually thought it meant 'Conscience'.....though again, i lay no claim to knowing the actual meaning, i am just looking for validation of the meaning. It remains my favorite Hubert Ogunde"s song. Danceable, with very rich meanings, sonorous, and well arranged.He was a genius.
@@gbolagade100 It becomes conscience if you translated Iwogbe Okan.
Thanks sir 💯👌😘
Rest in peace sir 🙏
May your soul rest in peace.
What a sweet voice
ABUBAKAR RAHEEM ALADE thanks
Baba olorun afi orun ke yinorin dabi ana lese ni
May your soul continue to rest in peace, baba
ORUN RE
Baba may you soul continnue to rest un peace
Good music
So cool
Legends don't die
Greetings from San Francisco..
Papa Ogundipe sun re gborilayaolorun re.
"eewo gbeja"please sir
Pls can u post owo
At ilubirin 3rd m/bridge
Egba alake pls post Yoruba ronu
Egbaalake, you are awesome. However, I am not 100% sure if this song was recorded by Chief Ogunde. I need to see the album to confirm that. I believe it was recorded by Abaru Oloko otherwise known as Baba Araba in home videos who had his tutelage under Ogunde. The Ikorodu born Oloko was a thespian par excellence. He was a regular visitor to our house back in the days. One of his drama "Suru" was later narrated by Ebenezer Obey in one of his songs in the 70s. Surely one of the unsung heroes in Nigeria theatre industry. I believe he died few years ago.
Okuboro,can't believe I'm just receiving your comment.Thank you for the observation.This Album was Vol.2 of Chief Hubert Ogunde released in 1974 as a theme song of one of his plays.Side B is titled ''EKO'.
I will try and post the Album cover as the thumbnail.Pls check back.And immense appreciation once again.
EgbaAlake thanks for your response. It could be a case of Abaru Oloko reproducing the song again in the 80s. I only heard his own version of the song. Again thanks for sharing this lovely song by the legendary Hubert Ogunde.
Please where can I get complete Hubert Ogunde's collection..i can be reahed on this number 08033119362
I've asked same question several times but no response from anyone. I need the collection's of Pa Ogunde myself. I can be contacted on 0447930517250.
Dan Bisuga sir do you still need the album? I can get them for you sir .
super
European and North America cultures had taken over the Yoruba heritage.
Super
Thank you
Hi
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Please can I know the year this record was produced
Ore Nakeeb 1974.Cheers!
This is not Ogunde, this Micheal Oloko's song. He is from Ikorodu , was a member of Ogunde's theatre group.
Nigeria’s problems are self inflicted & it has been going on for decades as pa Ogunde mentioned here. It’s pathetic.
Rip legend !
APC OR PDP TO KOWO JE DIE
Okàn Oníwògbè... Not Ekun