He could sing,he could rap[although you may call it ogede or ofo].even at the time when the hip-hop, rap fusion was non-existent on the American music scene.He could do whatever he liked with songs[praise,curse,pray,tell stories,describe,educate,admonish...]whoever is still in doubt about the exceptional skills of Ayinla omowura(GOLDCHILD) is not been truthful to him/herself.
@onikoloboegba You are quite right, Ayinla was always ready to take on anyone he felt crosses him. I think it's important for us not to let these things overshadow is orginality, dynamism and the fact that he is a genius. In my opinion Ayinla Omoruwa is one of the best ever musicians from Nigeria. He is right at the top!
It could be Yusuf Olatunji that he was referring to because in one of his album he said he would only reciprocate respect and that apart from Haruna Ishola, he respected no other person
Does anyone know who he was 'yabbing' in this album as atohunrinwa (migrant)? It appears not to be Fatai Olowonyo as he said at the beginning of the album that the quarell had been settled.
Well, the fact is thatthe "atowunrinwa" Ayinla was referring to was Yussuf Olatunji (aka Baba Legba) who actually was a natrive of iseyin, but made his name as musician in Ayinla's hometown, Abeokuta.
@@semiuadurogangan8609 I believe he was refering to a fellow apala musician called Ajape originally from oke Ogun but based at Abeokuta at the time. Remember Ayinla also refered t9o Ajape in one nof his record as fine fine medicine who drifted to Mushin from Abeokuta. Peace
@@demolabamgbose690 In this particular album “Abode Mecca”. He was referring to his former drummer, Baba Adewole Oniluola. They had separated a few years before this album and he referred to Baba Oniluola as Atohunriwa because Oniluola’s heritage was from Ibadan in Oyo state (Ile elega) even though Baba himself was born and bred in Egbaland. Before this album, Ayinla usually reserve the term “Atohunrinwa” for Ajape Ojubanire who hailed from Ilorin, Kwara state.
@walelaspo That is completely false. In fact, Ayinla respected and idolized Baba L'egba and Haruna Ishola throughout his lifetime. Both were in fact like father figures for him. I even have an album that he made for Baba legba when the man died in the late 70s.
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I always love this music
May his precious soul continue to rest in perfect peace amen. Sleep on Egunmajage
He could sing,he could rap[although you may call it ogede or ofo].even at the time when the hip-hop, rap fusion was non-existent on the American music scene.He could do whatever he liked with songs[praise,curse,pray,tell stories,describe,educate,admonish...]whoever is still in doubt about the exceptional skills of Ayinla omowura(GOLDCHILD) is not been truthful to him/herself.
@onikoloboegba You are quite right, Ayinla was always ready to take on anyone he felt crosses him. I think it's important for us not to let these things overshadow is orginality, dynamism and the fact that he is a genius. In my opinion Ayinla Omoruwa is one of the best ever musicians from Nigeria. He is right at the top!
It could be Yusuf Olatunji that he was referring to because in one of his album he said he would only reciprocate respect and that apart from Haruna Ishola, he respected no other person
@yormeey Yeah!I agree with you mr.Yormeey.I never heard that Ayinla Omowura had problem with Yusuf Olatunji.Never!
No ayinla was like his son
Does anyone know who he was 'yabbing' in this album as atohunrinwa (migrant)? It appears not to be Fatai Olowonyo as he said at the beginning of the album that the quarell had been settled.
Well, the fact is thatthe "atowunrinwa" Ayinla was referring to was Yussuf Olatunji (aka Baba Legba) who actually was a natrive of iseyin, but made his name as musician in Ayinla's hometown, Abeokuta.
Not Yusuf Olatunji....
@@semiuadurogangan8609 I believe he was refering to a fellow apala musician called Ajape originally from oke Ogun but based at Abeokuta at the time. Remember Ayinla also refered t9o Ajape in one nof his record as fine fine medicine who drifted to Mushin from Abeokuta. Peace
@@demolabamgbose690 In this particular album “Abode Mecca”. He was referring to his former drummer, Baba Adewole Oniluola. They had separated a few years before this album and he referred to Baba Oniluola as Atohunriwa because Oniluola’s heritage was from Ibadan in Oyo state (Ile elega) even though Baba himself was born and bred in Egbaland. Before this album, Ayinla usually reserve the term “Atohunrinwa” for Ajape Ojubanire who hailed from Ilorin, Kwara state.
HE WAS REFERRING TO A RIVAL APALA SINGER NAMED " "AJAPE" WHO HAPPENED TO BE FROM ANOTHER TOWN.
@walelaspo
That is completely false. In fact, Ayinla respected and idolized Baba L'egba and Haruna Ishola throughout his lifetime. Both were in fact like father figures for him. I even have an album that he made for Baba legba when the man died in the late 70s.
to my best knowledge he was talking about Fatai Olowonyo. He even called him ABuro me despite their beef and settlement in Mecca.
Great music.
@walelaspo I doubt if was he was refering to Yusuf olatunji. Like @deboy4y2k said, he quite respected Olatunji and Haruna Ishola.
ILORILATEEF PLS