King Sunny Ade FELABRATION 2009 SHRINE LAGOS

The musical line-up of Felabration 2009 traced the origin of Fela's inspiration of the creation of Afrobeat to traditional Yoruba music like apala and juju music with pioneers of the music performing: Fatai Rolling Dollar, King Sunny Ade. One can say with certitude today that despite his education at the Trinity College of Music in London, the inspiration behind Afrobeat music came from the traditional YORUBA 'APALA MUSIC'. The way the bass, tenor and rhythm guitars work in short phrases; criss-crossing in unison in Afrobeat, it is parallel to those of the TALKING DRUM family in Yoruba traditional music.
La programmation musicale de la Felabration 2009 a tracé l'origine de l'inspiration de Fela dans la création de la musique Afrobeat. On peut dire avec certitude aujourd'hui que malgré son enseignement à l'École supérieure de musique de Trinité à Londres, l'inspiration derrière l'Afrobeat est venue de la MUSIQUE YORUBA traditionnel ' APALA '. La manière dont la basse, le ténor et les guitares rythmiques travaillent dans des expressions courtes en s'entrecroisant à l'unisson, c'est une dès caractéristique que l'on retrouve dans la famille des TAMBOURS PARLANTS de la musique traditionnelle Yoruba, avec les pionniers de la musique Apala et Juju : Fatai Rolling Dollar, King Sunny Ade.

[@020507Michael]

KSA is definately the king of juju music and I pray that he live till he's 100. I have seen him performing many times but seeing him performing on stage in Ondo 2 months ago proved that the king looks younger every day. Keep it up brother

[@Afro_Updates]

King of world beat

[@tolaoyin3401]

Love KSA, he's full of energy at his age, strength never get tired when he's performing. May the Almighty God continue to fortify you with strength, energy. More grace and anointing of God to you Sir, King Sunday Ade. Truly you are a legend born for this purpose. Great and brillant dancer. Love you and your team for your dance always. God bless you mightily. Amen

[@jomix8033]

Legend 🙌

[@MRDOA66]

My parents played a lot of Sunday Adeniyi Adegeye's (Sunny Ade's) records in the house when I was growing up in London, UK. He's my favourite Nigerian musician.

[@kolapokolawole9043]

All heal the king, you shall continued to shine, long life sir.

[@worshipdancer]

WOW. Y'all bettah CUT dem steps! Amazing footwork and performance. I will be 50 next year, and this man (such a legend!) has got to have several years even on my parents.

[@feyisayorufusjagal9748]

Am proud of you,bai king Sunday ishola adeniyi Omo baba adegeye no'ndo

[@mansourJim]

yes,you are the King

[@sulebello6285]

K Say that you are okay keep going you are the best of all keep it up

[@planetolusola]

The King himself.

[@juliusakerelemanj6991]

Lv sunny

[@mz_elizabeth_]

Oh gosh! the dance steps from 3;25 to 3:50 thereabouts... lol *lovestruck*

[@tawa572000]

African Micojac

[@TFSNigeria]

4:50

[@tutusho]

Too many flat notes. They were singing out of tune. Very good instrumentalist.