Emperor Dele Ojo & His Star Brothers Band - Igba Laiye / Jaiye Yemi (Audio)

70's juju melody from the emperor
Badejo Sound System
BBA 284 1&2F
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[@omoniyikaye]

One of the pioneers of Juju music.

[@ayodeleadeyemo3969]

Dele Ojo had a unique genre of Juju cum Highlife Yoruba music rendered flawlessly in Ijesha dialect. He was a star of sixties and he died a star recently
May his soul rest in perfect peace. Adieu, Emperor Dele Ojo

[@abibodlogistics]

I don't think Emperor Dele Ojo was from Ijesha area,I think he was from Akure,I stand to be corrected though.

[@geleodun1991]

R l P. He passed away 5 days ago.

[@officialvkylc3014]

I'm confused isn't this yinka ayefeles's drum kit drummer father

[@harryolufunwa6681]

Ah, Dele Ojo. One of the more original, if less well-known, juju practitioners.
Original, recognisable style. Solid guitar breaks. Superior percussion.

[@abibodlogistics]

Dele Ojo was not less well known,he was so popular during his time but it was due to how things were in his time.

[@sebastianllanos2773]

no señor la estación de la 8

[@romariomendez6487]

Puro Hipodromo City, Puro Pool Jaja

[@adepojuolufemi8603]

Baba,so sad,you have paid your due to musical world,adieu,walk tall,sleep well.