I as a brown man respect di brother he is a legend with his heart his inspiration and di ladies on this video are so beautiful ,no women beat African Women when it comes to beauty,African Woman Rule!
The common misconception about Yoruba Religion is that there are many gods - this is not the case. Olorun, Olodumare, Olofin is revered as the one and only Supreme Being, & the Orisa are pretty much regarded as Saints or the Chosen (Eni ti Ori ti ṣà). The renowned Yoruba philosopher, late Prof Sophie Oluwole explains this beautifully…
I came across this great Music Art in 1985 on the NTA stations (Ibadan and Ilorin) those memorable days, in fact l used to play the horns lines with some group of young musicians way back then which has tremendously enhance our musicianship in all ramifications of artistic developments. Thanks and bless you Baba OJ, you're ever celebrated always, our Maestro and Mentor.
This song is awesome. I remember watching this on NTA Ilorin. Thank you for uploading it. I am a keen lover of traditions and culture, it sucks to see the younger generation, have very little understanding of it, but instead embrace alien religion.
No matter what year it wqs release the most important thing is the opportunity to watch it on youtube , thanks so much for this post . I love the YORUBA CULTURE SO RICH AND INTERSETING , THANKS FOR THIS POST . GOD BLESS
What I still don't understand is how they shot this video. I mean, this looks like a live performance, yet the sound is so cohesive, as if it was recorded in a studio...same with his other songs, especially DANCE AFRO BEAT....
The song and video was definately not recorded in 1987. It should be around 1983-1984. I can see the Lijadu sisters in the video. Can you see them too? This is a lovely song.
I came across this great art in 1985 on the NTA stations those great days, infact l used to play the trumpet lines with some group of young musicians way back then. 1987 is very incorrect please. Thanks and bless you baba OJ, you are ever celebrated sir our great Maestro and mentor.
The 1987 citation at the end of the video is incorrect. Even the first major remake of the song, as well as of many other OJ songs on youtube, was in 1984 or '85. the same footage posted on youtube here was what ruled television airwaves in western Nigeria at the time. It is commendable that the different video tracks have been salvaged with minimal damage to quality, a very rare thing with archival material in Nigerian music. But they were not made in 1987, please.
You are very correct, the appearance of the Lijadu sisters in the video confirmed that this video was not made in 1987. The two sisters were already in London by then
Rest well baba, your talent and musical genius will always shine through and very much appreciated , Adara , ayewa kale…Àśę
Rest in peace Baba. We'll miss u
Rest in peace Orlando julius
May your gentle soul rest in perfect peace. Amen
NOSTALGIA all over, late 80's. Miss those years
It was always played on BCOS Tv in Ibadan in those years
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I grew up with this music. was a delight of NTA ondo state in the 80s. i have never found a beat and arrangement like this since
Rest in peace Orlando. My dad always play this song when ever he's washing his car.
I as a brown man respect di brother he is a legend with his heart his inspiration and di ladies on this video are so beautiful ,no women beat African Women when it comes to beauty,African Woman Rule!
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Glad you enjoyed it. Please check out the other "Orlando Julius EKEMODE (OJ)" clips that I have posted. Regards...
nolstagia...i was in primary school back in those days.sweet memories.
same here
Loves all his songs.what a great legend!!
RIP O ( ;-(
The common misconception about Yoruba Religion is that there are many gods - this is not the case. Olorun, Olodumare, Olofin is revered as the one and only Supreme Being, & the Orisa are pretty much regarded as Saints or the Chosen (Eni ti Ori ti ṣà).
The renowned Yoruba philosopher, late Prof Sophie Oluwole explains this beautifully…
Great and evergreen Music,Thank you Baba Orlando.
I came across this great Music Art in 1985 on the NTA stations (Ibadan and Ilorin) those memorable days, in fact l used to play the horns lines with some group of young musicians way back then which has tremendously enhance our musicianship in all ramifications of artistic developments. Thanks and bless you Baba OJ, you're ever celebrated always, our Maestro and Mentor.
This is nostalgic. Thanks very much
This takes me way back,Baba OJ you have no idea,how this video makes me feel. thanks
Ore Yeyye O,Ore Yeye O,Ore Yeye Osun,Ota-o,omi-o,Ore Yeye Osun!!!!! E ku Se Baba OJ. Yeye Osun has made Osogbo the place to be!!!!!!!!!!!
This song is awesome. I remember watching this on NTA Ilorin. Thank you for uploading it.
I am a keen lover of traditions and culture, it sucks to see the younger generation, have very little understanding of it, but instead embrace alien religion.
Awon ti ilorin eyin da? Especially on Sunday afternoon lol
No matter what year it wqs release the most important thing is the opportunity to watch it on youtube , thanks so much for this post . I love the YORUBA CULTURE SO RICH AND INTERSETING , THANKS FOR THIS POST . GOD BLESS
Rest in peace OJ!
I appreciate you bro.... you are a hero for sharing this. Afro beat and my culture. Cheers
THANK YOU AMILLION TIMES for letting folks know that the IRUNMOLES are Eternal......from Sangodare Eegunjobi Ifasina
Bolaji Egunjobi greets you. Igbale yio gbe wa oo
NTA Yola played this music those days...hmmm...those days....
What I still don't understand is how they shot this video. I mean, this looks like a live performance, yet the sound is so cohesive, as if it was recorded in a studio...same with his other songs, especially DANCE AFRO BEAT....
@@ebenezerkomolafe4626 Tunde Kelani Wale Fanu and Orlando Julius knew their onions. Orlando studied audio engineering and video.
the guy is so wholesome even non-yoruba deities are inclined to join the fun!
Beautiful!!
AFROBEATS!!!
afrobeat(s) is different from afrobeat
Rip,Legend of highlife music
Afrobeat
i like it
The song and video was definately not recorded in 1987. It should be around 1983-1984. I can see the Lijadu sisters in the video. Can you see them too? This is a lovely song.
It is right, it is around 1987..
I came across this great art in 1985 on the NTA stations those great days, infact l used to play the trumpet lines with some group of young musicians way back then. 1987 is very incorrect please. Thanks and bless you baba OJ, you are ever celebrated sir our great Maestro and mentor.
I still remember the ever green song since my childhood in 2020. NTA Ibadan played this then .
Ose o...
I still stand by the posted date of the production of the tape.
i'm speechless, this is the shiznit!!! zookat yu'r the man (or woman).lol.
Sir is like I see Lijadu sisters in this video?
Glad that you love and appreciate this as much as I do! Btw, zookat = male (zookatress = female version?) (-:
The 1987 citation at the end of the video is incorrect. Even the first major remake of the song, as well as of many other OJ songs on youtube, was in 1984 or '85. the same footage posted on youtube here was what ruled television airwaves in western Nigeria at the time. It is commendable that the different video tracks have been salvaged with minimal damage to quality, a very rare thing with archival material in Nigerian music. But they were not made in 1987, please.
Great. Appreciate everyone who has contributed to the succes of this production. Our culture is our heritage.
You are very correct, the appearance of the Lijadu sisters in the video confirmed that this video was not made in 1987. The two sisters were already in London by then