Ahuja Bello, a very creative rival to KSA back in the early 70ties. Please take you time to listen to the rhythm, it's closeness to that of KSA is superb. Also note that, he was with Sunny Ade. I'll encourage you to please watch "Ahuja Bello live" on stage and you will be amazed as to his dancing skills and steps. Just like KSA. You can hardly distinguish either of them. I'm a KSA fan though, Bravo to both men.
A fantastic track and a big hit in its day. It remains a mystery as to why Alhaji AB never progressed musically to really give KSA and Emperor Pick Peter a run for their monies and be at similar level as KSA, the great one today. Perhaps it was because they focused too much on copying KSA at the time but couldn't evolve out of that. KSA took things to unbelievable level with compositions, instruments and drums repertoire of the very highest order to become the greatest musician to have ever lived bar NONE but AAB and others just disappeared until recently in interviews. I know AAB had accidents etc but he could have achieved so much more. But it's probably late now as he approach his 80s. He'll sadly go down as another nearly one.
Ahuja Bello provided an alternative to KSA in those days, but he was unable to keep pace with the subsequent dynamics of the Juju music industry, and how to handle those dynamics. The same can be said of Emperor Pick Peters, Captain Jide Ojo, Shina Adewale, Expensive Olubi, etc.
Thanks Egba Alaka for bringing back what we old folks call music,it will be appreciated if by chance you can upload Itan Ajantala by Alhaji Monsuru Akande
I was only 16 in 1975 when I first heard this song at a friend's house in Agege, although I was heavy into KSA back then, I remember thinking to myself wow, this guy is better than my idol KSA!. the beginning guitar fireworks on this record made me a believer in Ahuja Bello. Thanks EgbaAlake for bringing back the good old days.
That's not possible sir . As at 1975 he was still an electrician he said it with his mouth that he came to London in 1975 to buy his electrician equipment cos as at 1975 he was still working as a stage technician. He dint make his first album until late 70's.
no one can compare his music with king sunny Ade ,because the tempo and the percussion differ ,but He was a great musician .This is what we old people of yester years normally enjoyed .The glamour of music and general enjoyment is gone in Nigeria ,but God will bo it again Egba Alake thanks for this beautiful of oldies .What of Toye Ajagun and Idowu Animashaun Alias Apola King God bless you
I listened the other day when he was interviewed, l was close to him, the band, his family and friends. We were like siblings, nice, God is awesome and faithful, lam wishing him God's continuous love and Grace. Revd Paul Seun Joseph __London, UK,
YORUBA PEOPLE ARE THE MOST HAPPIEST PEOPLE ON D PLANET EARTH BCUZ OF THIER CULTURE, HERITAGE, ART, (YORUBA RELIGION) AND THEIR NORMS AND VALUES
Ahuja Bello, a very creative rival to KSA back in the early 70ties. Please take you time to listen to the rhythm, it's closeness to that of KSA is superb. Also note that, he was with Sunny Ade. I'll encourage you to please watch "Ahuja Bello live" on stage and you will be amazed as to his dancing skills and steps. Just like KSA. You can hardly distinguish either of them. I'm a KSA fan though, Bravo to both men.
May be that is why he is not so popular.
His music resemble that of KSA too much.
@@akeemoyegoke4488 HE IS WELL POPULAR
Bayo, when you listen to his interview with one the u tube posts, he asserted KSA as his master and mentor.
@@halidsheriff8002 good day sir. Can you please post the link of the interview as I'm interested
My Grandma rented a shop in front a house in Iseyin. Ahuja Bello was the Landlord
He was a great musician indeed!
This brings back old memories.I really missed Ahuja,one of the best musician of our time.I also thank you EgbaAlake for posting this,you are awesome.
Thanks this is wonderful work to get us all the oldies that is hard to get. GOD bless you and your family
I don't know what write because every part of his compositions was fantastic. Thanks for the uploading and bringing us back to oldies memories.
A fantastic track and a big hit in its day. It remains a mystery as to why Alhaji AB never progressed musically to really give KSA and Emperor Pick Peter a run for their monies and be at similar level as KSA, the great one today. Perhaps it was because they focused too much on copying KSA at the time but couldn't evolve out of that. KSA took things to unbelievable level with compositions, instruments and drums repertoire of the very highest order to become the greatest musician to have ever lived bar NONE but AAB and others just disappeared until recently in interviews. I know AAB had accidents etc but he could have achieved so much more. But it's probably late now as he approach his 80s. He'll sadly go down as another nearly one.
Bitter truth word said sir kudos
AHUJA BELLO IS STILL PLAYING MUSIC.. HE LIVES AROUND IPAJA IN ALIMOSHO LGA LAGOS
Pls how can we reach him, i need to get his complete works will pay
what a legend in the music industry then and the present!!!
Evergreen excellent music 🎼 of Guitar maestro ❤❤❤
Awa ti da NFO..Balu ti fo lo....The legend musician.
Ahuja Bello provided an alternative to KSA in those days, but he was unable to keep pace with the subsequent dynamics of the Juju music industry, and how to handle those dynamics. The same can be said of Emperor Pick Peters, Captain Jide Ojo, Shina Adewale, Expensive Olubi, etc.
He was involved in a ghastly accident and that impeded his momentum.
Shina Adewale was seen as a threat.
Many thanks to you for bringing all these oldies your family will never perish.Where can we get all these music to buy
Thank you Egba Alake for this Ahuja Bello. I used to play his music a lot in the seventies when I was a teenager. More grease to your elbow.
That voice is very like young KSA. AB was in KSA's band, hence the similarity. You can be a fan to both legends.
He was a good alternative to KSA those days
Thanks Egba Alaka for bringing back what we old folks call music,it will be appreciated if by chance you can upload Itan Ajantala by Alhaji Monsuru Akande
Egba Alake, you are too much. I hope to meet you live one day. God bless you!
Thank you all Guys for these old tunes.
I was only 16 in 1975 when I first heard this song at a friend's house in Agege, although I was heavy into KSA back then, I remember thinking to myself wow, this guy is better than my idol KSA!. the beginning guitar fireworks on this record made me a believer in Ahuja Bello. Thanks EgbaAlake for bringing back the good old days.
That's not possible sir . As at 1975 he was still an electrician he said it with his mouth that he came to London in 1975 to buy his electrician equipment cos as at 1975 he was still working as a stage technician. He dint make his first album until late 70's.
@@hideetv6792 he has been singing before 1975,cos I watched is interview too.
no one can compare his music with king sunny Ade ,because the tempo and the percussion differ ,but He was a great musician .This is what we old people of yester years normally enjoyed .The glamour of music and general enjoyment is gone in Nigeria ,but God will bo it again Egba Alake thanks for this beautiful of oldies .What of Toye Ajagun and Idowu Animashaun Alias Apola King God bless you
STOP SAYING NIGERIA, ( EVERYBODY KNOWS THAT ITS YORUBA PEOPLE AND HER LAND THAT IS CALL NIGERIA)
I listened the other day when he was interviewed, l was close to him, the band, his family and friends. We were like siblings, nice, God is awesome and faithful, lam wishing him God's continuous love and Grace. Revd Paul Seun Joseph __London, UK,
Just listen to Toye Ajagun and i was blown away
Old wines...Tnks Egba Alake
Thanks for this great music.
Pls,I want to get in touch with Ahuja bello,send your no to 08055137361 or call me.
Good
who speaks about old tunes !!! :D
Thanks to Egba Alake
Egbaalake ,could you pls upload any music of Adisa Alasela.
+Sewhenu Olayiwola th-cam.com/video/8-U73QZRrL0/w-d-xo.html
HELP US WITH FASCO DAGAMA MUSIC
Where are you, Ahuja Belo?
I'm here. It's 2018. Whattaya need?