Though am a Yoruba man but am an addicted music lover who knows that music has no barrier, be it language or otherwise. If you see a good thing, say so, Oliver de Coque is one of my all time favourites among Igbo musicians. WOW!! Just listen to the song rendition, the voice, the rythm, the guitar and everything! Reminds me of when I was in Port-Harcourt on a short stay with my big Aunty and her family. I would play this and others over and over again on their turn-table. RIP Oliver!, RIP!!
We ar back 2024 listening 🎧 to igbo respected greatest musician of all time... People club is now today Ohaneze idi worldwide ... Thank u for your hits back to back during thr 80s 90s given osita osadebe a run for his money💰... ❤❤
It was his greatest hit of lifetime. First released in Onitsha at the people's club national headquarters in Owerri road. Mastered and recorded by the femous Olumo record. The song generated a lot of waves and entered into a comparison with Chief Osita Osadebe's similar song of people's club anniversary which was another hit wave. None of the both tracks has defeated each other till today. After the Anniversary, both of them were gifted with platinum disc record equipment by people's club. late Ekene dili chukwu of Nnewi lunched it with a gift of car for both artists. Late Joe Bolingo hosted them in his femous Bolingo hotel in Onitsha. Until their deaths, they both have played several songs for people's club of Nigeria. However, these 1980 hits were best among equals. May their precious soul rest in peace.
Honestly I'm Ghanaian born into the spirit of highlife,but truly this man is really the king of highlife. Can't stop listening to his music, though I don't understand the language but the vibe is so amazing. R.I.P KING.
He is paying homage to all the great Igbo men of Igbo land that bounded themselves together and try to rise up and decided that Igbos will not died out immediately after the genocide that they called civil war..
He lived opposite our house in the village, nnewi south LGA, ezinifite, anambra state. Sang on my dad's wedding. Grew up listening to highlife cause my dad always plays it. Now I can't stop listening to it. Makes so much sense and it's relaxing
This music is still trending, wow! As a Bini man but do not understand igbo language though, but my favourite igbo musicians were oliver and osankwa, but not yet to see any igbo musicians record at this moment that can beat oliver and osankwa's music. May your souls continue to rest in perfect peace.
Believe me or not no one can play like Oliver,,, am an igbo man and we no the truth. Osadebe and worrio play there own but in a different way. But Oliver is so special
How time flies, this old school music brings back memories of our days at Boys secondary school Ozubulu in the early 80's , our senior English master Mr Okwudiba use to mock us with the music . Class of '84 , Udo diri unu, K'anyi biribe nu ndu , Jehova bu eze , it is well .
each time, i listen to this music, the sprite of Eri the father of all igbos, the sprite of a man in me, get up and i remember am from Nigeria and also a IGBO MAN, no place like home...We really missed you so much..
Am proud to be an Igbo man, this hint of Our great father of highlife music brings back memories of early 70s and 80s.I love playing highlife music and will continue until the end life. RIP!
I am not a native Igboan. Back then in the seventies and early eighties when I was in Benin City the capital of old Bendel state as a youth, my friends and I used to love listening to his music. Today, I got a little nostalgic about home and decided to see if I can listen to some Nigerian music. And I stumbled into Oliver De Couque's famous "people's club". I was comforted by his music, and I felt better. Am so saddened by his passing. May his soul rest in peace. Great entertainer he was..
Oliver de coque. Though you have left to be with your creator , your music lives on from ages to ages. Sir warrior, osadebe, and you contributed immensely to the Igbo music
I miss my mom and a host of other friends...we would play this song and dance all day... mom am on my way to naija and I promise am gonna play this song again and bring back old memories...naija on my mind
Hahahaha.....u know better things bro, am from Benin city Edo state, playing good music like the songs of Oliver de coque and osankwa music bring out the joy in me. May their souls continue to rest in peace
Oliver De Coque they say you die. Na true you don die. I m listening to your peoples clubs music i remembered when u was playing guitar in my present at a big place Ofala Chief in Enugu State i wont nt call name
Chief Dr Oliver De Coque Your A Great Man I Love your Music So Much, In Fact When Ever I Listened To Your Wonderful Musics It Gives Me A Very Advice, And Consultations To Every Humans Life,I Understand Some Things On This Earth We Are Living I Feel To Be A Chief Titled Man, I Wish God Will Give Us A Well Talented Man ( KING OF HIGH LIFE OGIRI GA OWUWAA ) MAY YOUR SOUL REST IN PERFECT PEACE IN JESUS NAME AMEN
My Favourite Egwu ekpili of all time, I choose my Chieftaincy title from this masterpiece; ‘Ngwere Riri Elu Ojii abulo nwa’. salute to my legend and Hero Chief Oliver de Coque.
Ewwwooooo! i can stop hitting the play button, because its been ages i last heard this lovely music. god bless the uploader.... 9ja alias igbo man 4life
Though am a Yoruba man but am an addicted music lover who knows that music has no barrier, be it language or otherwise. If you see a good thing, say so, Oliver de Coque is one of my all time favourites among Igbo musicians. WOW!! Just listen to the song rendition, the voice, the rythm, the guitar and everything! Reminds me of when I was in Port-Harcourt on a short stay with my big Aunty and her family. I would play this and others over and over again on their turn-table. RIP Oliver!, RIP!!
SholaAjijala God bless you Shola.You understand music.
SholaAjijala We are one Nigeria Tenx
Sure! We miss Oliver De Great
This is lovely to hear @sholaAjijala
My brother that is how sunny Ade and yinka Ayefele is my mumu button with their similar voice.. Good music has no language barrier indeed
Today is 2022. I will be back again 2099 to read the comments. This Oliver music will last from generation to generation and forever!
This track is like old wine that gets finer and finer with years. .
Wow i feel so happy when i heard the name of my daddy here , Chife Joe Bolingo i miss you so much daddy
Is he ur dad, sorry gor his lost my frnd.
Me too..❤️
@@elizabethahamba8991 How are you doing dear
@@ebukastanley7703 v. But TV
Your Dad is a big gun 💪 rest on
We ar back 2024 listening 🎧 to igbo respected greatest musician of all time...
People club is now today Ohaneze idi worldwide ...
Thank u for your hits back to back during thr 80s 90s given osita osadebe a run for his money💰... ❤❤
It was his greatest hit of lifetime. First released in Onitsha at the people's club national headquarters in Owerri road. Mastered and recorded by the femous Olumo record. The song generated a lot of waves and entered into a comparison with Chief Osita Osadebe's similar song of people's club anniversary which was another hit wave. None of the both tracks has defeated each other till today. After the Anniversary, both of them were gifted with platinum disc record equipment by people's club. late Ekene dili chukwu of Nnewi lunched it with a gift of car for both artists. Late Joe Bolingo hosted them in his femous Bolingo hotel in Onitsha. Until their deaths, they both have played several songs for people's club of Nigeria. However, these 1980 hits were best among equals. May their precious soul rest in peace.
Bro thank you so much for this write up....
Nice read
Oliver Nkannebe amen
Yes oooo if I may ask u were are u from in igboland
Nice one
Honestly I'm Ghanaian born into the spirit of highlife,but truly this man is really the king of highlife. Can't stop listening to his music, though I don't understand the language but the vibe is so amazing. R.I.P KING.
He is paying homage to all the great Igbo men of Igbo land that bounded themselves together and try to rise up and decided that Igbos will not died out immediately after the genocide that they called civil war..
you 😮 you 😅😅😅😅😮 guys use to see 🙈🙈🙈🙈🙈🙈
@@osaijames2231 y I want a joke 🤣😂😃😂🤣🤣🤣😂
gu 😅😮😒 I have 😅😊
haha nah he's nto.Ghana Highlife better than Igbo
This is our music,our culture,our pride and our home land. Igbo Amaka, rest on our legend
He lived opposite our house in the village, nnewi south LGA, ezinifite, anambra state. Sang on my dad's wedding. Grew up listening to highlife cause my dad always plays it. Now I can't stop listening to it. Makes so much sense and it's relaxing
Are you from umudiala
@@xavixavi377 yeah I am
My favourite, people s club of Nigeria
This music is still trending, wow!
As a Bini man but do not understand igbo language though, but my favourite igbo musicians were oliver and osankwa, but not yet to see any igbo musicians record at this moment that can beat oliver and osankwa's music.
May your souls continue to rest in perfect peace.
Good morning Jesus
The two greatest 🙌
My dear we don't have such men again and it's painful
Happy new year to my highlife listeners....✌rest on king of OGENE💯🙏2020 JOY UNSPEAKABLE! 🇳🇬🇪🇦✌
Good music brings back good memories and good music never dies, rest on legend Oliver De Coque, your good lagacy will alwz remain
Believe me or not no one can play like Oliver,,, am an igbo man and we no the truth. Osadebe and worrio play there own but in a different way. But Oliver is so special
How time flies, this old school music brings back memories of our days at Boys secondary school Ozubulu in the early 80's , our senior English master Mr Okwudiba use to mock us with the music . Class of '84 , Udo diri unu, K'anyi biribe nu ndu , Jehova bu eze , it is well .
2021. Who is still listening?
I do.
each time, i listen to this music, the sprite of Eri the father of all igbos, the sprite of a man in me, get up and i remember am from Nigeria and also a IGBO MAN, no place like home...We really missed you so much..
Am proud to be an Igbo man, this hint of Our great father of highlife music brings back memories of early 70s and 80s.I love playing highlife music and will continue until the end life. RIP!
He was one the most infulential Igbo musician we ever had,his music will continue to make wave every where in the world,where Igbo's are liveing.
I am not a native Igboan. Back then in the seventies and early eighties when I was in Benin City the capital of old Bendel state as a youth, my friends and I used to love listening to his music.
Today, I got a little nostalgic about home and decided to see if I can listen to some Nigerian music. And I stumbled into Oliver De Couque's famous "people's club". I was comforted by his music, and I felt better.
Am so saddened by his passing. May his soul rest in peace. Great entertainer he was..
I so much love his music
Music is one invitation that the Elementals cannot refuse. We miss you Oliver nwa ezinifite
This music brings good memories. Can't stop playing it. Rest in peace the legend of the Igbo nation
hi😅 his just to it 😜☺️😜 u I 7uiyuhuiuiyhiikk
Yesterday, today and forever. It doesn't get better than this.
If you are still here 2021 let me see your hand
Oliver de coque. Though you have left to be with your creator , your music lives on from ages to ages. Sir warrior, osadebe, and you contributed immensely to the Igbo music
I miss my mom and a host of other friends...we would play this song and dance all day... mom am on my way to naija and I promise am gonna play this song again and bring back old memories...naija on my mind
iyase isioma same here. This song reminds me of my dad, Onwa na agbara Oha 1 of Amaigbo. Rest In Peace, Daddy.
Tristan which Village in Amaigbo are you from ?
Rip grt son icon per excellence of igbo race ! Forever in our heart 💕 ❤
I don't play any other highlife.only de coque blessed memory. If you see the way I loud my speaker with the base guitar.. E dey reach main -road
Hahahaha.....u know better things bro, am from Benin city Edo state, playing good music like the songs of Oliver de coque and osankwa music bring out the joy in me.
May their souls continue to rest in peace
Oliver De Coque they say you die. Na true you don die. I m listening to your peoples clubs music i remembered when u was playing guitar in my present at a big place Ofala Chief in Enugu State i wont
nt call name
2023 we are still here to say thank u Sir. Rip Oliver.
Tru your music Igbo billionaires were made through your advice hard work ❤❤❤❤❤
Chai mgbe Igbo bu Igbo.... May his soul rest in peace
this song cool remember me my igbo man thio plus wen i serve my bossiness to him in kano
Anyone here in this 2021? I'm enjoying it here in Tokyo Japan
Am here💃💃💃💃
2020 anyone
Why not, this is evergreen music
Legends don’t die, they live forever.
2020 still lestining LENGEN FOREVER!
Chief Dr Oliver De Coque Your A Great Man I Love your Music So Much, In Fact When Ever I Listened To Your Wonderful Musics It Gives Me A Very Advice, And Consultations To Every Humans Life,I Understand Some Things On This Earth We Are Living I Feel To Be A Chief Titled Man, I Wish God Will Give Us A Well Talented Man ( KING OF HIGH LIFE OGIRI GA OWUWAA ) MAY YOUR SOUL REST IN PERFECT PEACE IN JESUS NAME AMEN
My Favourite Egwu ekpili of all time, I choose my Chieftaincy title from this masterpiece; ‘Ngwere Riri Elu Ojii abulo nwa’. salute to my legend and Hero Chief Oliver de Coque.
This man was a prolific guitarist...him and Victor Uwaifo (Joromi)!!!
Igbo! I agree my people! Heye!💯💯❤️
They go and it can take century to see their likes again, Oliver, osankwa, arichukwuma, ayaka nsugbe, Morocco nwa mmaduka, ariri egbuom ma ya diba
Ebezi na!
Am in love with Coque tunez
This music reminds me of my Late Mum. I will always play to remind my Mum.
Great lyrics ❤
Oliver de Couque was a reformer .He created happiness to many that were sad with his music.Rest on in the lord our brother .
... may his gentle and talented soul forever rest in peace
I love this music so much
Listen to this song with an earphones and realise the mystery Of the Beats. 😄😄
Oliver makes me feel better anytime. Glory be to God for his life.
Ewwwooooo! i can stop hitting the play button, because its been ages i last heard this lovely music. god bless the uploader.... 9ja alias igbo man 4life
I love igbo people I love Igboooooooooooo
Very nice and inspiring song God bless our traditions, rest on legend
I love Oliver DE Coque and his music in those days in Lagos clubs i rock his music. also in my house.
Oliver De coque my man you are a legend. May you continue to be resting in the boss on of the Lord. Amen!
I love listening Oliver de coque. he is really king of high life .May His Soul continue to Rest In Perfect Peace Amen
THE KING OF HIGH LIFE HIMSELF.GOD BLESS YOUR SOUL, FOR THERE IS NO ONE LIKE YOU AGAIN IN THE HIGH LIFE WORLD.OLIVER DE COQUE A.K.A SUNDAY AKANITE
Good Old days
Igbo amaka
2018 I love Oliver DE coque .i love ezinifte my people
Still banging this great song in 2021..
King ,,,,mnukwu mou balu afu onu Oliver qbia go' 💕🙌✌
The legend
Great hit by a great man ever
I really miss Naija Next year i most come Naija be he grace
till today29 01 2018 playing this song.
A grate man at all time my favourite musician continue to RIP
Still playing this song 2020 any one playing with me
Classic Oliver ... simply fantastic
Ejimofor Kenneth Nwoye
MAY IS SOUL REST IN PEACE!
I TOOK HIS NAME AFTER LOVING ALL HIS MUSIC'S.. HE WAS THE KING OF ALL MUSICIANS IN THE WORLD !!
Legendary high life musician. May your soul live forever.
Chief Dr Oliver De Coque! People's club makudi
I like this track so much , is one of my favorite
It's really kul and interesting sound very good nice one sir
King Dr. Sunday Oliver 'de coque' Akanite👐🙏.
till tomorrow he is the king of highlife
Oliver why did you leave us so soon, you will for ever remembered, ur departure is still fresh in our minds
Great song well done@Oliver
Classic igbo song.
Great music
chief Sunday Aka nite AKA oliver de coque nna ur songs na eme obi pori pori R.I.P sir
Thanks for making me know the real name of oliver de Coque. may his gentle soul rest in perfect peace.
Oliver Nkannebe I concur with your write up
This is my best song ever
Icon of igbo music rip great son of igbo 😣😥
It's a highly traditional functional song
Priceless!
Doesn't really matter if one understands or not. I dont understand a word yet I do...
I love this Man
Oliver you will forever be remembered
🇨🇮 côte d'ivoire cool ❤
enjoying this great music in 2020
Rest on my dad Henry Uduezue
Rest on oliver
My God Miss Nigeria! Miss Igboland!
2023 anyone here
Yes From France 23 Nov 2023 , I LOVE the vibes
I will and forever all my life love this song
Victor Duru why
Still here 2020. A classic!
So this music, some ignorance still has a Gods to dislike it,
Speed Man, just imagine that my brother.
Don't mind them.
My man i remberd the day me and you in ihila in Anambara state one on one rest in peace
So sweet 💖💖💖
Ngwere rir enu oji aburozi NWA
Ofuma nu😅
Love you so much fun
back den when my father use to play this music
Mine too. As young as I am, I love high life, keeps my mum wondering if I'm reincarnated
Royal Legend
igbo amaka!
odogwu!!!
No place like home..igbo land
bicos i never see anyone like u baba 1