Ayinla Omowura - Mo gbade mi lori nile orin

[@adeniyimarcus5475]

Once you see me at work with headphones on, i am listening to Ayinla Omowura.

[@omoladebabalola9192]

My daddy can play this music 20 times in a day when I was small... Omode kope dagba o

[@samueloyebanjiakintunde5721]

Great Song.Professor of Music; excellent projection of traditional African Music at it best as an intellectual piece.

[@femmy321]

He had one of the most powerful voice in music history in Nigeria.

[@tahajdeen]

Ayinla oloun aro Baba Akeem, baba Kubure. The great philosopher. Rest on Ayinla. Aljanah fridaos grant him Allah.

[@alanazeezbraimah83]

You were best Ayinla omowura, is a shame you didn't live longer, only the good die young.

[@dikkomanu5872]

It always remembers me of that olden days in Ibadan, i was an ardent listiner of radio O-Y-O, at my tender age, even as Hausa from the North.

[@salawusuleiman4179]

Good of you sir!

[@oluwashinaabdulsalam6567]

Ayinla Omowura.... the legend.Those still having doubts about how he died, should go read the book AYINLA OMOWURA: THE LIFE AND TIMES OF AN APALA LEGEND BY FESTUS ADEDAYO.

[@hammedomokayode2715]

Please do you have the soft copy of the book?

[@olufemigbemibade8100]

Ayinla omowura Egunmogaji the best of the best of musical of all time, legend in life and in death, I had learned a lot of Yoruba world through this great musician.

[@sulaimanfolorunso3806]

MN 🚭

[@TITIalate1]

ayinla was just great in everything about music.. i really love his music.. rest in peace Omowura

[@oyetonaoyepeju4287]

He was an enigma, may his soul continue to rest in peace.

[@deboy4y2k]

@akinsco. Thanx for the info. i always like to hear gists about omowura. I remember somebody joking sometimes in the past that Omowura must have quarelled with everybody around him without looking back including his main drummer Adewole Oniluola except for Taoreed Adedigba, his producer, who he seems to mention in almost all his records.

[@okoyecollins5506]

Unpopular opinion, he gratified Adewole his drummer in omituntun tiru

[@amazinglife1068]

@@okoyecollins5506 He did quarrel with Baba Onilu ola. Even Baba Onilu ola mentioned it last before he died. He said the quarrel had to do with some white people who was trying to promote Ayinla. But the quarrel was later settled.

[@okoyecollins5506]

Wow thanks for enlightening me, i wasn't even born then. I'm just an igbo man that enjoys yoruba music.. Anigilaje Ayinla omowuramotu Egunmogaji omo Yusuf alagbede is an icon with seamless ethical orientation in his music style.

[@POSITIVENIGERIA]

Wow thanks for this music..Great

[@Kaydee-ww7ui]

Ayinla egunmogaji....Rest in peace...Alhaji costly!

[@samsonabdulla7495]

Ayinla omowura one of d most talented apala muisician ever known in nigeria,powerful with voodoo and GoD power but unfortunately for him d same voodoo he was using to protect and defend himself was used against himself also because of loosing sense of reality and overconfidence in his own power rest in perfect peace omowura u are really missed.

[@dayoofere8513]

Plz tell me more,how did he die? Was he in rivalry with any other person aside Fatai Olowonyo?

[@adewoleodunayo3360]

@@dayoofere8513 he as a power ring that he uses to protect himself,he most hit the ring on anyone he was arguing Wit his manager and he was using the ring to touch himself saying are u talking to wit anger, he was using the ring to touch his chest a

[@kikelomoagarah3085]

That was not true. Infact the man who use beer bottle on his head in anger while arguing was sentenced to death by hanging. Actually that was the first time l saw a judge in red robe, was told because the judge was giving death sentence.

[@ayabaomoadekoyeni806]

shame on you. Never speak ill of the Dead.

[@mikailidris1999]

This is bullshit........ Man you yourself can't predict your death......

[@MassT82]

During his psychedelic halcyon musical years he popularises lot of familiar street-saying parlances---"isira laga, isira bogo"

[@bktundekole]

Rest in peace. .omowura

[@abdultairu]

Please can you post the remainder for "Agidi Ko Se Lo Ile Oko" Thanks.

[@abiodunmonsuru1867]

The. Music philosopher

[@dofanol]

Hi fundamentals, will you have, "won pe eni sis, inu e dun. O mare egba, o mara eko, won a so e di panshara" to post, pls???

[@samsonabdulla7495]

@ Emmanuel ofere he wasn't killed by fatai olowonyo or any of many of his rivals and enemies he was actually killed by one of his own people he was killed by one of his band members that work for him for owing him too much money and refusing to pay him on time.

[@florasuites6899]

Fatai Bayewu, an ex-member of Ayinla's band was responsible for his death. I guess the confusion comes from the common name 'Fatai' that one of his musical rivals, Olowonyo bears.

[@samsonabdulla7495]

@deboy4y2k I will also like to know which of is album is this track taking from so I can buy it I like most of his music eventhough I was not been born when he was alive so my generation didn't get to meet him.

[@adeolabalogun5560]

You need to read Benson Idonije, the great music analyst's write-up on the music exploits of Eegunmogaji; you'll love him more!

[@abibodlogistics]

Which album is aanu e lose mi loje kin ba e damoran,oye ko bibeji koto bora.

[@ridwanmayaki4400]

-oro kan je mi logun-

[@adesina1607]

Pansaga ranti Ojo ola and Eni ro ibi si

[@adebayosalami8914]

Did anyone noticed that Ayinla starts this songs with "Awa lo ni "Fuji" yi nigboro, ta ba reni poun ni, mogba won laye ki e je ka jo ko. Relating this to the arguement over the creation of fuji music, can we truly say, fuji was from Ayinde Barrister?

[@florasuites6475]

'Fuji' as used by Ayinla Omowura here does not refer to the genre of Yoruba music that Ayinde Barrister and Ayinla Kollington, both coming from 'were' background were undoubtedly the pioneers. Ayinla used the word to represent music, melody or rhythm.

[@samueloyebanjiakintunde5721]

It's creating nomenclatural difference for self promotion or marketing. They are both Fugi Music. Sikiru Ayinde had more informed Managers and advisers that Ayinla. That is why the argument in the first place. The two should not be compared. Ayinla was far greater in every other thing musical. Place the least of Ayinla with that of any of them.

[@samueloyebanjiakintunde5721]

We're is of Islamic back ground, sang to wake people up to prepare for fasting. Those who know the "Were" knows that "We're" then was different from what they were singing Most times"Were" sound was " Sari, sari; Sari Koko, Sari. What they sang are closer to Apala than the then Were song tunes. Just pick any song called Fuji and any Apala Music tune. Then imaging the "Were" then. If it is not clear, ask yourself, " Is Pasuma or Omo oko/ Osupa singing Apala or Fuji?" It's all to avoid comparism that will show Ayinla as clear Leader.

[@Levi_Natty]

@onikoloboegba WHat's the name of the man that plays the "shekere" for Anigilaje? The guy is too much! He creats some wicked riddims with the toy, like 03:17 Also I have seen a photo of Anigilaje with a talking drum on his shoulder, does he play the instrument? Anigilaje is too talented with the voice that I would be surprised if he can play any other instrument!

[@deboy4y2k]

This is one omowura that I have never heard. Which album is it from? Can you please post the rest? Thanks.

[@florasuites6475]

This is 'Mo gba'de mi lori nile orin'. Personally, my favourite of his volumes. The voice comes out rich and the idioms probably more replete than in any other of his works

[@aboudoufatayikinyinde2380]

Bonne Musik

[@moinaction]

Ayinla Olohun Aroo

[@femmy321]

"Anigilaje".

[@dofanol]

Hi fundamentals, will you have, "won pe eni sis, inu e dun. O mare egba, o mara eko, won a so e di panshara" to post, pls???