O dori Chief Afolabi mo fear e Ogo Oluwa, o tele mi ni Nigeria titi de los Angeles e se mo dupe o, Ifon sa nile chief Afolabi... Ayinde Barrister in his album titled fertilizer. I love this song by Olowonyo Fatai. I love as he conceded seniority to his senior colleagues in music. May the soul of chief Joseph Afolabi rest in peace.
Nice one. I even love the guitar playing which is what Olowonyo was noted for. Amazing stuff, takes me back to the days of my youth. I love all the props and shout outs that he gives to other musicians.
@EgbaAlake, Old Yoruba music are fossil of past events in Nigeria. Ayinla Omowura's tribute to M. M'mmed detailed how he died, the date Dimka was arrested, the curfew, etc. The same with the change of currency and Lagos rent schedule. The song's interesting, isn't it? If you listen carefully to the roll call of names by Olowonyo (RIP), the names of Ayinla Omowura and Kollignton were conspiously absent? Of course that was bec they were not in good terms. And Kollington was an ally of O'wura
Thanks for always digging up great stuff. I love S. Aka and his contemporaries, Olowonyo, Saka Layigbade, Omowura and all the first wave of Sakara and Apala musicians
Thank you for all this songs
Interestingly enough Jaigbade Àlàó that he honored in this record is still singing. He should be close to 90 years of age.
O dori Chief Afolabi mo fear e Ogo Oluwa, o tele mi ni Nigeria titi de los Angeles e se mo dupe o, Ifon sa nile chief Afolabi... Ayinde Barrister in his album titled fertilizer.
I love this song by Olowonyo Fatai. I love as he conceded seniority to his senior colleagues in music.
May the soul of chief Joseph Afolabi rest in peace.
Thanks for given us the ancient record more grease to your elbow God bless
Nice one. I even love the guitar playing which is what Olowonyo was noted for. Amazing stuff, takes me back to the days of my youth. I love all the props and shout outs that he gives to other musicians.
Remembering my childhood when I was living with my uncle in akure - elewure especially
May the gentle soul of Chief Afolabi R.I.P.Thank you Egbaalake for taking us into the memory lane.
@EgbaAlake, Old Yoruba music are fossil of past events in Nigeria. Ayinla Omowura's tribute to M. M'mmed detailed how he died, the date Dimka was arrested, the curfew, etc. The same with the change of currency and Lagos rent schedule.
The song's interesting, isn't it? If you listen carefully to the roll call of names by Olowonyo (RIP), the names of Ayinla Omowura and Kollignton were conspiously absent? Of course that was bec they were not in good terms. And Kollington was an ally of O'wura
PLEASE WE NEED YOU TO UPLOAD MORE OF THIS STUFF ON YOU TUBE THEY ARE NICE STUFFS
Please upload Elewure wole, alagutan wole
Thanks for always digging up great stuff. I love S. Aka and his contemporaries, Olowonyo, Saka Layigbade, Omowura and all the first wave of Sakara and Apala musicians