i'm a delta boy,born and breed in lagos so while we were kids many years ago my father rented a room&parlour apartment in building at ajangbadi afromedia so evry morning,afternoon and night one of the tenants keeps blasting different tracks of this man's songs and it was a real disturbance to us,so as they kept playing this music evryday and were having fun as time went and months became years,we couldn't complain about the noise of the music as i later found out that the tenants playing those songs are not tenants but our landlords and that they are they are the very Kayode Fashola's family,that was how i knew then that their uncle this very wonderful musician died in a car accident on their way back from a performance. After many years i have grown to be a man living here in New York city and each time i feel the good times gone by and feel like listening to this music again so thank u for uploading this music as i am enjoying it right now in my room right here in New York city- United States. Kayode Fashola's family this is omo iya chukwudi one of ur tenants those days at ur building in ajangbadi afromedia, it was really nice u playing this great songs so loud now it's part of me.
Mr. Ndueze, your words are touching and sounds like rhythm of a united Nigeria. Do you remember the year he passed? I need it for a project please. thanks Oluwakayode
Honestly I cant believe I just transferred 100k naira each to my parents just 3 mins into this emotional song. Not as if I dont send money to them at intervals, but this song has a way of reminding you that they wont be around for too long, so you just have to show them endless love now before it is too late. Trust me when they are gone, they are gone. So my dear brothers, before you book that flight or arrange that uber to pickup that olosho(runs girl) today to come spend the night that will cost you 50k and above, ask yourself if your parents have eaten breakfast. God bless us all
Dom Ify 😭😭😭😭 so 😭 Emotional... I need to send money to my mum as soon as possible ... I’ve really been a lil bit bad... this song is too emotional and inspirational... bless u bro
I have listened to this music several times but I never really understand the deep meaning of the song until my parents are gone to be with their creator. I miss you dad and mum. To those that still have them around PLEASE TAKE GOOD CARE OF THEM. Thank you for uploading this song.
Hmmmm! Kayode Fashola was my mentor and father in those days because he live where my Grandfather lives then at 40, Akanro Street Ilasamaja Mushin , Lagos. He was a Secondary School teacher then, and i used to called him Baba Sade because he has a daughter called Sade then. Though he is no more but his music still lives on . May his soul rest in perfect peace Amen.
The first life lesson from my mum...sad I lost few days ago. This song will be pass on to my children, we need to be deliberate as our parents did. Our values is crucial to our survival.
Stumbled upon this by chance, have been in tears, remembered how my Dad then plays this LP, when he was still alive, lost him in 1990 at a young age to ulcer also lost my Mum 22 years after. But I can never forget the morals in this song, which I now also sing it to my children. Daddy mi, Mummy mi both of you continue to rest in peace in the bossom of our Lord till we meet to part no more.
When we travel from east to Lagos in young shall grow buses it is this song that welcomes us into Lagos. Once we start hearing this tune we know we are in Lagos. What a nostalgia. For long I mistook his music for Ebenezer obeys.
The morals from Kayode Fashola's song shaped my life. I can say that I'm kind, humble, and love to pray. My father used to play Kayode Fashola's music, and unknowingly to us, the children, our spirit-man, was being shaped by the songs to be kind to our parents, neighbors, and fellow humans. To work hard and to also remember the children of whom we are wherever we go. No such morals in today's music, they are full of vulgar, immoral jibrish that don't make sense. That is why children nowadays lack manners. Music we listen to shapes our life.
I can't hold the tears rolling down my eyes after i listened to the track,well it's been decades since my Dad passed on,this keeps the everlasting memory still and fresh,We can also introduce this educative track of KAYODE FASHOLA to our Children this will get them close to the HERITAGE FROM AFRICA besides,guide them through other areas in life.......Thanks to u GROOVEMONZTER.......RANTI OMO ENI TIWO NSE (REMEMBER THE SON OF WHOM YOU ARE)
Same feeling. My father Brewster Hughes & his partner Ambrose Campbell too have passed & I shed tears listening to this sweet sweet music. May it live on in our children & their children. Respect!
phemie10 I was emotional too when i stumbled on the track and had to play it. In fact, it brought back the memories of the time I went to my mum's village at Ebute Igbooro in Igun State and she was showing me his family house! It's really a good track cos it's very educative! May his gentle soul continue to rest in peace and may He give you and the rest of the children the fortitude to bear the irreparable loss!
This song in reminiscent of good old Nigeria when things were working relatively. Kayode Fashola with his sonorous voice, philosophical music and contents exhume nostalgic memories of my dad and mum whom were both ardent lover of KF and by extension passing the trait to me as I was my dad's DJ in those days changing the plates of the turn table. I grew up with all kayode music in my head and I mean All. I wish I hope there would be a reincarnate of Kayode Fashola as out heritage in music is almost in extinction. What we have now are mere cacophonies and jeun jeun musicians with no contents and life lessons. Didun ni iranti awon olododo nitoripe won lo sun ninu oluwa. Rest on kayode fash, JAB nd iya tope. 😢
Who is still listening to this in 2019? I only wish we have his songs on Spotify. I would blast this everyday. Never met him in real life but the messages in the songs resonated with me even at my very tender age. Love his music.
This is 2023 and am still listening. Using it to celebrate today’s inauguration of President Bola Ahmed Tinubu as the 16th President of the Federal Republic of Nigeria.
hmmm this track was played by the ambulance that carried my mothers remains back home on 11th march, 2010 while I was crying uncontrollably, I took time to listen to the lyrics of this song and was grateful I had aligned my life style with what the musician was saying and the very last words my mother had told me a day before her demise that my children will not only look after me but will out do me. Thank you groovemonzter for posting this music for I never knew the name of this artist and have seriously struggled to lay my hands on this tape till I heard my colleague play it from TH-cam. May God bless the memory of this artist.
I bought the album a few days to my departure from Lagos in search of the proverbial Golden Fleece in September 1977. The lyrics did minister to my soul in the early days of my study in the USA .
This song is my m favorite in the 70s when I was still young. The song teaches moral. It's a pity today that kids no longer listen to this kind of songs...
This song is my mum favorite in the 70s when I was still young. The song teaches moral. It's a pity today that kids no longer listen to this kind of songs....
I was running errands for my dad yesterday Monday, 11th of November 2024. I got to the office of my dad's friend and this was the music that was playing and I felt a gush of nostalgia. My dad made us listen to these songs when we were younger, from 5:am till around 7:15am when we would leave for school. My brother and I hated every moment of it, because he literally sholved these songs down our throats. Fast forward to 2024. Now the thing is, everytime I hear these songs, not only do the lyrics inspire and minister to me, I also enjoy the melody, the cromatic harmony, the long interludes that consist of strings, horns, percussions e.t.c. that would give you time to process and digest the previous verse, and the slow and rhythmic progression... OMGGGG Now guess who is playing this song at past 00:am while doing my UI/UX design task... MEEEEEEEE🤩😁😁😁
wow i come across this Ole song crying!!! I lost my both parent and i feel every time i listen to this song it remind me of them both their legacy forever lives on..
I sent this music to my sister so as to remind her that her parent won't live forever. She's to stinging and tight fisted. Whenever I listen to this music it make me do more for my mum.
importance of parents can never be over emphasized, this songs encourages me to work even harder as i've not done anything for my parents and it also tells those that lost their way "better late than never".....
Growing up as a child listening to this great icon and others makes me so happy. Listening to it now brings sweet memories of good old days. Lovely song.
"Ranti omo eni ti iwo nse" that is, remember the child of whom you are. Whatever we do in life, the consequences will reflect on the family name. Words of wisdom. Love the music of Late Kayode Fashola. The memory of the righteous is blessed, but the name of the wicked will rot .... Book of Proverbs.
I didn't want top rouxton's comment. But this music is roped with so much memories, my younger bro and I would always try to make fun of the voice of the artist by so learnt to like the music. It was my late mum's favorite song. Am teary right now. I am local dj in Columbia south carolina and will definitely play this tomorrow at our naija end of year gig.
Oduduwa a gbewa o ti e mumi ranti ile No place like home egba. Oduduwa mo nbo nile kini agbe nse to ndi orun ogonjo legan ile labo simi ile la nbo agbe kan oroko roko ko gbagbe ile
How can we have a Hall of Fame for great music like this whereby people can come, read about great artistes like Kayode Fashola and hear their music. I wish I can do this ...
I wish the same. I need to make a web page for the late Ambrose Campbell & my late father, Brewster Hughes (Wikipedia) & The West African Rhythm Brothers. It WILL happen. Highlife shall live on!
It’s 4am here and listening to this song brings back memories of my parent playing this song on Sunday morning. This song is a blessing and reminder in the current fast world.
My mum blasted this in her Combi bus cartridge player in the 70s! I still remember the lyrics so I went hunting for it on TH-cam!! Couldn’t believe I found it!! Thank you for uploading this!! It brings back memories!
This songs always makes me remember year 2000 when i was in Kegit Club(Egbe Elemu)Back to my College days..Thanks for the uploads...May you walk and Never stumble..Gbaski.
Hmmm!!i can tell you there is nothing like those days...when i was nigerian my Mom gave me this particular song of him ,exactly this track..." Remember the son of whom you are"...it was as if my Mom was talking to me when i wanted to engage in any trouble in my Higher Institution of learning..Now here i am in Yankee..I love this Song..
I listen to dis music 🎷 whenever am home 🏠 😣 sick, and I wi b sober. Especially "ranti omo eni ti iwo nse" very very touching. No matter how hard your heart 💞 is, after listening to dis music, u wi b a changed person.
OSBC-Oyo State Broadcasting Corporation Ibadan played this song severally many years ago. Back then I was in secondary school. It's evergreen still. Many of us didn't know what we had until our parents departed to the great beyond. Then we began to regret our misdeeds to them. That would be very,very late my dear brothers. Let's make amends.I'm listening 🎧to it just now again.
Hello mum,your love will always be my memory,this songs are sign of your love that I use to remember cos you will always play all this songs when you want me to be happy but I know you are still part of me,i love you always cos your impact in my life makes my life worth living,#RIP Mum
Since I was a kids I really really love music especially yoruba music. But this type of kayode Fashola music is quite unique because it's only few musicians that play this type of music. AYINDE BAKARE IK DAIRO ADE ADE THEOPHILUS IWALOKUN and few ones that I couldn't remember. Secondly my stepmom has a shop in our house we she sell drinks .Neighbourhood drink shop not beer parlor and our next neighbour has palmwine parlor .All she play is KAYODE FASHOLA ,AYINDE BAKARE, IK DAIRO so this we I got to know this musicians of great.Till today I listen to them music all day.
This is one of my parent's favorite music, i never understood the meaning of the words expressed in Fashola's music until now that i am much older. This is so meaningful and full of wisdom! Inu mbi ewure ounfe se hale, ki ni o folowo e se....lol
Uhmm, dat is my daddy's word everything, uhmm, I lost him in d cold hand of death unexpectedly on November 7th, 2019, Rest on Aje Puma, Agbagba elewu etu. I will forever miss u my mentor. Rest in peace dad
This songs brought back good memories of my mother, may her soul rest peace. Kayode Fashola thanks for giving me this opportunity, I was too young to understand the songs but now means so much to me. Abike Sun re ooo.
These were the sounds that our big mummy & Big Daddy played on the weekends at home or on trips to the village countryside. It brings back memories. Many of them are blessed memory.
Good Music. Kayode Fashola's music teaches good morals , to love our neighbours, and love / worship our God .It's a pity that our young musicians in Nigeria today are packaging noise and rubbish which they call music .
Thank you for uploading, great artist of all times. Would be nice to have them on iTunes so the returns can go to their estate or families. I hope someone who knows about stuff like this can look into this. We should encourage people to pay for these evergreen music. I would be very happy to pay for to have them downloaded in my iPod and listen to them on the train. Can you please let me know where i can get the originals, not copies ( I will expect that they have been converted into CDs)
A song packed with words of wisdom.....not like we hear in songs of nowadays 🤢. Reminds me of the days when things were still "right" with no "regrets".
Thanks for keeping our past alive in the present. This particular piece is a must listen-to by any of us in diaspora, ranti omo eni ti iwo nse, a pointer to how far one can go in life, if you have humility. Samuel
May the Gentle soul of this GREAT ARTIST rest in peace. I always liskten to this music each time i wanna go astray, its a privileged to have this great man.
I am just short of words, what can i say rather than to say a big THANK u for uploading this song. I feel like crying each time i listen to this beautiful song. 👌👌👌👍👍👍
The generation of Kayode Fashola and co were preachers, teacher and mentors not what we have now noise makers
Yeah, may God continue to bless 🙏 Kayode Fasola's generation for the great and wonderful music he produced for us before and generation yet unborn.
Exactly meaningful music not the empty noise we hear today. God bless your soul KAYODE fashola
i'm a delta boy,born and breed in lagos so while we were kids many years ago my father rented a room&parlour apartment in building at ajangbadi afromedia so evry morning,afternoon and night one of the tenants keeps blasting different tracks of this man's songs and it was a real disturbance to us,so as they kept playing this music evryday and were having fun as time went and months became years,we couldn't complain about the noise of the music as i later found out that the tenants playing those songs are not tenants but our landlords and that they are they are the very Kayode Fashola's family,that was how i knew then that their uncle this very wonderful musician died in a car accident on their way back from a performance. After many years i have grown to be a man living here in New York city and each time i feel the good times gone by and feel like listening to this music again so thank u for uploading this music as i am enjoying it right now in my room right here in New York city- United States.
Kayode Fashola's family this is omo iya chukwudi one of ur tenants those days at ur building in ajangbadi afromedia, it was really nice u playing this great songs so loud now it's part of me.
Mr. Ndueze, your words are touching and sounds like rhythm of a united Nigeria. Do you remember the year he passed? I need it for a project please. thanks Oluwakayode
Rouxton Ndueze nice
Awwwwww...touching.
Awwwwwww...touching.
God bless you
Honestly I cant believe I just transferred 100k naira each to my parents just 3 mins into this emotional song. Not as if I dont send money to them at intervals, but this song has a way of reminding you that they wont be around for too long, so you just have to show them endless love now before it is too late. Trust me when they are gone, they are gone. So my dear brothers, before you book that flight or arrange that uber to pickup that olosho(runs girl) today to come spend the night that will cost you 50k and above, ask yourself if your parents have eaten breakfast. God bless us all
Dom Ify 😭😭😭😭 so 😭 Emotional... I need to send money to my mum as soon as possible ... I’ve really been a lil bit bad... this song is too emotional and inspirational... bless u bro
God bless u
I connect with your thoughts.
Bless you that is right! I lost both my parents all I have in my head is memories of them! Cherish what you have before it's to late.
You are blessed
I have listened to this music several times but I never really understand the deep meaning of the song until my parents are gone to be with their creator.
I miss you dad and mum. To those that still have them around PLEASE TAKE GOOD CARE OF THEM.
Thank you for uploading this song.
Hmmmm! Kayode Fashola was my mentor and father in those days because he live where my Grandfather lives then at 40, Akanro Street Ilasamaja Mushin , Lagos. He was a Secondary School teacher then, and i used to called him Baba Sade because he has a daughter called Sade then. Though he is no more but his music still lives on . May his soul rest in perfect peace Amen.
Ooh really!!!
@@babatundesofodu7159 Good remembrance Blessed
Yes ooh
Hello gideon
I'm just listening to this music right now in my car, I'm calling my mom right now, now, now. No more delay. God bless you.
Thank you Brother. I'm doing the same. It's an eyes opener. One shouldn't forget their parents. Thank you.
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I miss you mom.. this song bought tears to my eyes, wish you're alive to eat d fruit of your labour.. Rip my sweet mother
The first life lesson from my mum...sad I lost few days ago. This song will be pass on to my children, we need to be deliberate as our parents did. Our values is crucial to our survival.
Same way this song brings my late dad's memories, this is one of his favourite tracks then 😭😭. May the souls of our departed rest in peace.
Just make you pray for them everyday. Secondly do charity works in their name
Me 2
Stumbled upon this by chance, have been in tears, remembered how my Dad then plays this LP, when he was still alive, lost him in 1990 at a young age to ulcer also lost my Mum 22 years after. But I can never forget the morals in this song, which I now also sing it to my children. Daddy mi, Mummy mi both of you continue to rest in peace in the bossom of our Lord till we meet to part no more.
I cried reading your comment. GBU
The same as my dad,he loved this song so much,he died July 3 1990,May our parents souls rest in heaven
When we travel from east to Lagos in young shall grow buses it is this song that welcomes us into Lagos. Once we start hearing this tune we know we are in Lagos. What a nostalgia. For long I mistook his music for Ebenezer obeys.
O ma se o...these lost generation will never know the virtues of listening to songs like this. Thank you my popsie.
Some of us still do 🙌
Miss u so much mum, she was fond of listening to kayode fashola song on radio lagos 107.5fm. Listening in my little corner from far away England
R.I.P DAD, I REMEMBER VIVIDLY THAT YOU ALWAYS PLAYED THIS MUSIC WHILE GROWING UP. JULY 12 , 2014 WAS A SAD DAY FOR ME. I MISS YOU DAD! 😭😭😭
May he rest in peace brother! 🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻
May his gentle soul continue to rest in perfect peace
May his soul Rest In Peace
Last night searched for Yoruba learning classes, now TH-cam landed me here ! Cheers! enjoying without understanding a single word :)
The song encourages us to take good care of our parents, children and also educates us to be good souls by being empathetic and kind
Hope you've made progress on your Yoruba classes.
I'm Yoruba. I reside here in my beloved Nigeria.
Regards.
I remember my late dad always telling me "Ranti omo eni ti iwo nse" which means remember the child of whom you are. Rest in perfect peace dad.
The morals from Kayode Fashola's song shaped my life. I can say that I'm kind, humble, and love to pray. My father used to play Kayode Fashola's music, and unknowingly to us, the children, our spirit-man, was being shaped by the songs to be kind to our parents, neighbors, and fellow humans. To work hard and to also remember the children of whom we are wherever we go. No such morals in today's music, they are full of vulgar, immoral jibrish that don't make sense. That is why children nowadays lack manners. Music we listen to shapes our life.
This generation is missing a lot, these are lyrics with deep message. May their soul continue to rest in peace
Is he not alive?
I can't hold the tears rolling down my eyes after i listened to the track,well it's been decades since my Dad passed on,this keeps the everlasting memory still and fresh,We can also introduce this educative track of KAYODE FASHOLA to our Children this will get them close to the HERITAGE FROM AFRICA besides,guide them through other areas in life.......Thanks to u GROOVEMONZTER.......RANTI OMO ENI TIWO NSE (REMEMBER THE SON OF WHOM YOU ARE)
Same feeling. My father Brewster Hughes & his partner Ambrose Campbell too have passed & I shed tears listening to this sweet sweet music. May it live on in our children & their children. Respect!
phemie10 I love it so much
phemie10 I was emotional too when i stumbled on the track and had to play it. In fact, it brought back the memories of the time I went to my mum's village at Ebute Igbooro in Igun State and she was showing me his family house! It's really a good track cos it's very educative! May his gentle soul continue to rest in peace and may He give you and the rest of the children the fortitude to bear the irreparable loss!
phemie10
Please, I will like to know whether Kayode Fashola was your dad. Thanks
This song in reminiscent of good old Nigeria when things were working relatively.
Kayode Fashola with his sonorous voice, philosophical music and contents exhume nostalgic memories of my dad and mum whom were both ardent lover of KF and by extension passing the trait to me as I was my dad's DJ in those days changing the plates of the turn table. I grew up with all kayode music in my head and I mean All.
I wish I hope there would be a reincarnate of Kayode Fashola as out heritage in music is almost in extinction. What we have now are mere cacophonies and jeun jeun musicians with no contents and life lessons.
Didun ni iranti awon olododo nitoripe won lo sun ninu oluwa.
Rest on kayode fash, JAB nd iya tope. 😢
Who is still listening to this in 2019? I only wish we have his songs on Spotify. I would blast this everyday. Never met him in real life but the messages in the songs resonated with me even at my very tender age. Love his music.
He is on Spotify
@@philipshasanya2000 no its not available on Spotify
Hi
This is 2023 and am still listening. Using it to celebrate today’s inauguration of President Bola Ahmed Tinubu as the 16th President of the Federal Republic of Nigeria.
My Mom used to play it back then. I still remember it so well. I just sent it to my siblings. Unlike me, they hated it!
hmmm this track was played by the ambulance that carried my mothers remains back home on 11th march, 2010 while I was crying uncontrollably, I took time to listen to the lyrics of this song and was grateful I had aligned my life style with what the musician was saying and the very last words my mother had told me a day before her demise that my children will not only look after me but will out do me. Thank you groovemonzter for posting this music for I never knew the name of this artist and have seriously struggled to lay my hands on this tape till I heard my colleague play it from TH-cam. May God bless the memory of this artist.
Francisca Aja
His name is Pa Kayode Fashola - Rantiomo Eni Tiwo N'Se
I bought the album a few days to my departure from Lagos in search of the proverbial Golden Fleece in September 1977.
The lyrics did minister to my soul in the early days of my study in the USA .
could you link to a english translation?
How I wish my dad is alive now when I can take care of him in my little way
It's well!
This song is my m favorite in the 70s when I was still young. The song teaches moral. It's a pity today that kids no longer listen to this kind of songs...
This song is my mum favorite in the 70s when I was still young. The song teaches moral. It's a pity today that kids no longer listen to this kind of songs....
I love this track. Brings loads of youthful memories.. Listening from Houston, Texas November 2024
When you feel things are not working the way you expect then listen to Fashola. Life will come back again.
Nice one i also live in ajangbadi then I know about this story
I was running errands for my dad yesterday Monday, 11th of November 2024. I got to the office of my dad's friend and this was the music that was playing and I felt a gush of nostalgia. My dad made us listen to these songs when we were younger, from 5:am till around 7:15am when we would leave for school. My brother and I hated every moment of it, because he literally sholved these songs down our throats. Fast forward to 2024. Now the thing is, everytime I hear these songs, not only do the lyrics inspire and minister to me, I also enjoy the melody, the cromatic harmony, the long interludes that consist of strings, horns, percussions e.t.c. that would give you time to process and digest the previous verse, and the slow and rhythmic progression... OMGGGG
Now guess who is playing this song at past 00:am while doing my UI/UX design task... MEEEEEEEE🤩😁😁😁
wow i come across this Ole song crying!!! I lost my both parent and i feel every time i listen to this song it remind me of them both their legacy forever lives on..
I sent this music to my sister so as to remind her that her parent won't live forever. She's to stinging and tight fisted. Whenever I listen to this music it make me do more for my mum.
RIP POPS and MOM.... Thank you for everything 😢
importance of parents can never be over emphasized, this songs encourages me to work even harder as i've not done anything for my parents and it also tells those that lost their way "better late than never".....
My mother's favourite song. She always played it when we were growing and we the children loved it. The voice sounded really unique and funny
Growing up as a child listening to this great icon and others makes me so happy. Listening to it now brings sweet memories of good old days. Lovely song.
"Ranti omo eni ti iwo nse" that is, remember the child of whom you are. Whatever we do in life, the consequences will reflect on the family name. Words of wisdom. Love the music of Late Kayode Fashola. The memory of the righteous is blessed, but the name of the wicked will rot .... Book of Proverbs.
music that teaches wisdom.
I just love the music so much, rest in peace sir
I have been looking for this song since 1988 now. Thank you whoever up load this ever green Lp
I didn't want top rouxton's comment. But this music is roped with so much memories, my younger bro and I would always try to make fun of the voice of the artist by so learnt to like the music. It was my late mum's favorite song. Am teary right now. I am local dj in Columbia south carolina and will definitely play this tomorrow at our naija end of year gig.
All Kayode Fashola tracks will guide u to rule ur life in a best way
Oduduwa a gbewa o ti e mumi ranti ile No place like home egba. Oduduwa mo nbo nile kini agbe nse to ndi orun ogonjo legan ile labo simi ile la nbo agbe kan oroko roko ko gbagbe ile
Great memories,I grew up listening to my dad of blessed memory play this song at all times
How can we have a Hall of Fame for great music like this whereby people can come, read about great artistes like Kayode Fashola and hear their music. I wish I can do this ...
I wish the same. I need to make a web page for the late Ambrose Campbell & my late father, Brewster Hughes (Wikipedia) & The West African Rhythm Brothers. It WILL happen. Highlife shall live on!
+naomi hughes God bless you naomi, pls follow the dream.
We have this in Lagos including books. Jazzhole Ikoyi Lagos. Free advert......Lol
Dardax4gaming yes we can. I thought the same way too.
Pls do because no history of this man even on google
It’s 4am here and listening to this song brings back memories of my parent playing this song on Sunday morning. This song is a blessing and reminder in the current fast world.
I cannot over grow the golden nuggets of this song. God bless you
I always enjoy listening to this work of Baba Kayode Fashola. The songs gives me a very great nostalgic feeling 😮
This is what we called music not yau yau type of today music no sense no break no jam making noise saying nothing
My mum blasted this in her Combi bus cartridge player in the 70s! I still remember the lyrics so I went hunting for it on TH-cam!! Couldn’t believe I found it!!
Thank you for uploading this!! It brings back memories!
That is why we're called the "Omo L'uwabis" Nothing surpasses Wisdom.....May Eledumare rest the wonderful soul of all our prophetic forefathers....
Uthman Salaam Amin ya rabb. Beautiful words.
i was opportuned to see this great musician play life many times over ...he could deliver!!!
How can this generation miss this type of songs ?
Just seeing this, thank you for posting. I’ll show my mum too, she’ll be grateful that her dad’s legacy lives on
Damilola,
You and your family should come together on how to generate online revenue on Spotify and the likes from your grandpa's legacy
This songs always makes me remember year 2000 when i was in Kegit Club(Egbe Elemu)Back to my College days..Thanks for the uploads...May you walk and Never stumble..Gbaski.
Hmmm!!i can tell you there is nothing like those days...when i was nigerian my Mom gave me this particular song of him ,exactly this track..." Remember the son of whom you are"...it was as if my Mom was talking to me when i wanted to engage in any trouble in my Higher Institution of learning..Now here i am in Yankee..I love this Song..
Haa Maami! I can't believe a song can have so much impact on my emotion, I was really moved, may your gentle soul rest in peace ... miss u loads!!!
awon davido ati asake ti ba orin je fun wa oo
Who's here 2024 ❤
We are HERE!
I missed my mom too so dearly i was not able to fulfill all d plans i had for her, so painful indeed.
Whenever am listening to old songs I remember my past and make me cry
Same here. It makes me emotional
I listen to dis music 🎷 whenever am home 🏠 😣 sick, and I wi b sober. Especially "ranti omo eni ti iwo nse" very very touching. No matter how hard your heart 💞 is, after listening to dis music, u wi b a changed person.
Since the first day I listened to this man's songs, I have not stopped playing them. They are all infused with good messages.
What a legacy this man left behind with his music🙏🏾❤️
Evergreen, May your soul rest on. Papa
OSBC-Oyo State Broadcasting Corporation Ibadan played this song severally many years ago. Back then I was in secondary school. It's evergreen still. Many of us didn't know what we had until our parents departed to the great beyond. Then we began to regret our misdeeds to them. That would be very,very late my dear brothers. Let's make amends.I'm listening 🎧to it just now again.
Local radio station(AM radio) used to play this track back then while growing up. OSRC ...if you know..
Yes ooh OSRC Akure
Hello mum,your love will always be my memory,this songs are sign of your love that I use to remember cos you will always play all this songs when you want me to be happy but I know you are still part of me,i love you always cos your impact in my life makes my life worth living,#RIP Mum
I remember my daddy. May his gentle soul rest in peace
Who are the soulless beings disliking this great music
Since I was a kids I really really love music especially yoruba music. But this type of kayode Fashola music is quite unique because it's only few musicians that play this type of music.
AYINDE BAKARE
IK DAIRO
ADE ADE
THEOPHILUS IWALOKUN and few ones that I couldn't remember.
Secondly my stepmom has a shop in our house we she sell drinks .Neighbourhood drink shop not beer parlor and our next neighbour has palmwine parlor .All she play is KAYODE FASHOLA ,AYINDE BAKARE, IK DAIRO so this we I got to know this musicians of great.Till today I listen to them music all day.
This is one of my parent's favorite music, i never understood the meaning of the words expressed in Fashola's music until now that i am much older. This is so meaningful and full of wisdom! Inu mbi ewure ounfe se hale, ki ni o folowo e se....lol
Uhmm, dat is my daddy's word everything, uhmm, I lost him in d cold hand of death unexpectedly on November 7th, 2019, Rest on Aje Puma, Agbagba elewu etu. I will forever miss u my mentor. Rest in peace dad
“Remember whose child you are...” (as your thoughts, words and deeds reflect on your bloodline for good or bad)
Listening to this song Nigeria even the world generally in no more in truce...
This songs brought back good memories of my mother, may her soul rest peace. Kayode Fashola thanks for giving me this opportunity, I was too young to understand the songs but now means so much to me. Abike Sun re ooo.
These were the sounds that our big mummy & Big Daddy played on the weekends at home or on trips to the village countryside. It brings back memories. Many of them are blessed memory.
May 2019 ... if you are here let’s gather here lol
This song make me to remember daddy, may his gentle soul rest in peace
Good Music. Kayode Fashola's music teaches good morals , to love our neighbours, and love / worship our God .It's a pity that our young musicians in Nigeria today are packaging noise and rubbish which they call music .
I really love this music 🎷 🎷 by kayode fashola my grandpa always play this song when he still alive
I am a great lover of Kayode Fashola Music with his morals teachings which is missing in modern day musics. You can't beat the lyrics .
Nostalgia! I remember how my siblings and I used to mimic his voice. Life, why?
Hi love it❤❤so much❤
Amin Jesu , hmm beautiful song
Hmmmmm. Rich lyrics. Meaningful contents. Admonishing songs.
My Uncle Iyiola Adekugbe (Baba NEPA)introduced me to this Genre. Amazing Kayode Fashola 👍🏾
lessons learnt from this song................... been listening to it from childhood even when i didnt even understand what was been said.
i so much love Kayode Fashola's songs while growing up in Lagos in the 70s i cant forget them. Thanks for uploading!
i always listen to this music when i wanna go wrong.. God bless the dead.. K Fashola... lots love from Washington DC
This is really touching, it motivates,inspiring and above all streamline our behaviour towards our parent and children
Thank you for uploading, great artist of all times. Would be nice to have them on iTunes so the returns can go to their estate or families. I hope someone who knows about stuff like this can look into this. We should encourage people to pay for these evergreen music. I would be very happy to pay for to have them downloaded in my iPod and listen to them on the train. Can you please let me know where i can get the originals, not copies ( I will expect that they have been converted into CDs)
A song packed with words of wisdom.....not like we hear in songs of nowadays 🤢. Reminds me of the days when things were still "right" with no "regrets".
These is a music that give goose bombs
This music make me remember of my father and my mother, I pray for them to rest in perfect peace,baba kayode fasola u also rest in peace gud old music
Old boys evergreen music is everything! 🎼🔥
Nice oldies,you are truly grroovemonzter............. Thanks for uploading all this good and real music,God bless.
I love kayode fasolas music.All his music is advisory and advice to teeming populace. He lives forever
Thanks for keeping our past alive in the present.
This particular piece is a must listen-to by any of us in diaspora, ranti omo eni ti iwo nse, a pointer to how far one can go in life, if you have humility. Samuel
This bring back my mum's memories!
How I wish Africans could be Africans!
Mmnh! You said it all! 😕
This is one of my father favorite music anytime l hear this l remember my father
Princess Wunmi same here
The song is an epitome of maintaining good reputation at all times and strongly look after your parents. The song does impact my life
May the Gentle soul of this GREAT ARTIST rest in peace. I always liskten to this music each time i wanna go astray, its a privileged to have this great man.
Such nostalgic feelings of yesteryear flooding back. Thank you for uploading this
Thank you. I appreciate it
Amazing and trilling music to the core
Music of my childhood
I am just short of words, what can i say rather than to say a big THANK u for uploading this song. I feel like crying each time i listen to this beautiful song. 👌👌👌👍👍👍