Sunny Ade & His African Beats 1973 - Vols.9&10

00:01 Ogidan Ko Ni Se Barber - Li Lanfani Orogbo
17:58 Ibanuje Mo Niwon - Benson
35:57 Ariya Odun Kewa
53:04 Teni Begi Loju
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[@naijanistan]

That's why I'm so glad that I witnessed all these events when growing up. From Rex Lawson, I.K Dairo MBE, Tunde Nightingale, Baba Kuti, Ebenezer Obey, Haruna Ishola, Osita Osadebe, Warrior, Nico Mbarga, Dele Abiodun, FESTAC, Udoji, Changing from left hand drive to right. Changing from Pounds Shilling Pence to Naira, too many to list. That was when HONEY used to taste sweet in Nigeria. Unfortunately, Nigeria's best are in the past. Your Parents will testify to this comment. God Bless.

[@taiwoakinniyi1191]

Adeolu Akinsanyo

[@naijanistan]

Taiwo Akinniyi The Musician called BABA ETO. Thanks for the addition.

[@naijanistan]

Victor Uwaifor, Sonny Okosun, Ayinla Omowura, Emmanuel Okala, Segun Odegbami, Kunle Awesu, Haruna Ilerika, UTC, Leventis, Kingsway, Berec, Bata, Volkswagen Igbala, Peugeot 504, 505, Redufission and so on. Nigeria MUST DIVIDE.

[@Truth.setyoufree]

You must be close to 70 or over. Nigeria was good then. You should remember when we used to sleep outside the house. Nigeria will never be the same again.

[@abiodunadepoju8098]

Although I have music in my genes, King Sunny Ade is the reason why I am still deeply involved in music. I have been his fan since 1968. My uncle, Chief John Aderibigbe whom I used to visit in Lagos before I became a student at Metropolitan College in Surulere, Lagos was a close friend and lover of Sunny Ade’s music. He never bought any records other than Sunny’s records. I transferred to Eruwa for the continuation of my secondary school and joined some local juju musicians. They were not playing Sunny’s style. I didn’t like it. I formed my own student band and mimicked Sunny Ade from one record to the other. He remains the only musician that I listen to his music 24/7. He is adorable, stylish and entertaining. May KSA live for another 40 years. I gave up playing music, knowing fully well that I couldn’t detach from Sunny’s style. I reasoned that I could not be a copycat and succeed in music.

[@zenheadshot3742]

Just wanted to give thanks for sharing your experience, and above all your honesty in the final part of your writing. Maybe you could not succeed in music but for sure you are part of music. May all musicians out there had the same clairvoyance as you. I really fell in love with juju, along high life, afro beat and other styles, and i can see not only by the music itself, but also for all the people sharing them experiences here, that this is a real and special type of music, although i can barely understand a word :) . Bless you all.

[@lasisiraphael4481]

You are a good person who is considerate,if its these days,it's that copy cat they will jump at.

[@dominici3342]

As a toddler and onwards in the mid 70s, our neighbors were KSA, Chief comnander Obey, Haruna Ishola and Salawa Abeni loyalists, and I was opportuned then to hear and enjoy them. KSA stoid out with Chief commander a close second. I have been hooked ever since.

[@babatundesanya4864]

I love Sunny Ade's music to the extent that if I were a woman I would have given myself up to him as a wife to marry. I love him so much. God bless him.

[@isaacstrongtower-ws9qm]

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[@kempajoseph1785]

Sunny Ade is a graet musician, am a ghanian and i love nigerian music since 1979 my fist time in lagos thanks,

[@Bjcrypto545]

All my teachers were from Ghana back in the 80s! They moulded me

[@aderogbaadegunwa6518]

Omo Adegeye emi re yio gun ju bo ti lero lo ajidewe lawon orin yin. You are too good. (Rogba Adegunwa)

[@arcticgummibear4500]

I grew up and live in the USA and was raised on rock and roll. Then, a former roommate mentioned KSA to me. Although I have no idea of what's being said, the music makes me feel good. I've been a fan since the 90s.

[@Bizz2k]

This is nostalgia to my childhood both here in the UK in the 70s and Lagos when our parents took us to meet the extended family in Lagos. When we heard Juju like Sunny Ade , we knew it meant 'happyjolly' party time. Our families and friends came together to have house parties with their kids. There's laughter , noise, arguments, drinks, food, dancing. We children met up and it was jolly times in 70s London. Then we moved to Lagos and we heard the same music. I enjoyed my childhood because we played on the streets in my neighbourhood of Surulere.

[@olumidearo2568]

Chai I get goose pimple when you mention surulere. That place is full of life before I came into existence.

[@emmanueladeyosoye3607]

I totally agree great times then

[@Bizz2k]

@@olumidearo2568 Surulere was only residential back in the days of its development. Yes, we has corner shops, garage shops but, I've lived both off Adeniran Ogunsanya and at Ojuelegba (Cole Street) areas respectively. They were family-oriented residential areas....no gates on homes, low fences and alit of fruit trees in homes or outside homes. It was never commercial then and kids can wander around from street to street playing...off to our different homes in the evening or when someone is sent to fetch us.

[@lawaljamiu654]

😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊

[@wysefavor]

​@Bizz2k back in the 70's we lived at Adetola Street, surulere.. back then it was just a open land...sadly it is now a noisy down trodden highly populated area now..

[@ragnarviking893]

Hello from colombia south america ..we are in love with thid culture ..africa beats rocks ...peace and love to you all

[@FiestaAjayi]

❤

[@MarkSmith-wi8jv]

I heard this the first time on a ship off the coast of Africa in the mid-1980s during a tense period. I've cherished the calm and happiness it provided me ever since.

[@king_koby9591]

Wow , where did you go?

[@MarkSmith-wi8jv]

@@king_koby9591 Around northern Africa, etc. I was able to experience things I never would have been able to afford as a civilian.

[@cyrilolufemi22]

Born in 50s danced to this music in secondary school, still appreciate and enjoy the music today like I did back then.

[@akinadeyemi9590]

This song made me sob for my late dearest mum, she was a philanthropist and Jankara market chairperson on the island of Lagos. Mama, i take solace in the fact that, you are with the Almighty God. Iya mi Asake, sun re o! This song was her Best.

[@ademolaademujimi7136]

May her soul continue to rest in peace (Amen)

[@AboubacarSiddikh]

The past is all those times together, and now is only now. So the past is always richer than the present. Having said that, today's generation thinks technology, talking instead of singing and western influences, keyboards can make music better. Personally, I prefer natural, African sounds. And you?

[@mpape9513]

..."natural, African sounds" - like KSA's guitar :-D Only joking ;-) I do enjoy your mixtures very much!

[@KinniShowTV]

Good and ever green music. Ride on King sunny Ade. I wish you long life Sir

[@tafimutekwe2855]

The rich texture of Juju music is a heritage of Nigerian Yoruba culture that should never be allowed to die even as the younger generation of Nigerians have since moved on to newer art forms with closer ties to Westernization. The legacy that the legends like IK Dairo, King Sunny Ade, Ebenezer Obey, Sir Shina Peters, Segun Adewale and others have left should be preserved into posterity and even integrated by younger artists as they manoeuvre and explore new musical trends. In that regard I have great admiration and respect for young artists like Seun Kuti who have kept the legacy of the celebrated Fela Ransome Kuti alive.

[@vanessaabidoye8211]

Thank you King Sunny Ade and Chief Ebenezer Obey. Celebrating 26 years of truly blissful marriage to my beautiful wife, Vanessa. Message from Emmanuel Babatunde Abidoye. USA.

[@okme792]

15:43 15:44 15:45

[@rotimidaniels8637]

Who is here with me 46 years of this album in 2019? Please gather here let us hail the master guitarist KSA!!

[@user-yx5xv7gt5v]

I have been listening to KSA since my elementary school days in the 60s. He remains my idol and favourite even up till now. I don't get tired of listening or dancing to baba's music. God spares his life for us, and grants him long life and excellent health to enjoy the benefits of his music efforts to the maximum.

[@taiye171]

I'll listen to these all day long. This is what I call music. Brings back old memories.

[@MrMentor24]

I was born in 1971 but my musical ears were developed enough to cherish KSA music that my childhood ambition was to be a juju musician and likely replace KSA.Today, a medical doctor for over 16 years and the power and beauty of KSA music still produce same effect. It's deeply refreshing and very therapeutic listening to the artistry genius in KSA delivered through these classics particularly those released in the 70's and 80's.

[@victorolumide9216]

I thought I was the only one who had such childhood ambition. Thanks to the great works done by KSA, Baba Commander Ebenezer Obey and to some extent General Prince Adekunle, Idowu Animashaun, the Apola King, Admiral Dele Abiodun, Jacob

[@kurafadaja]

Its been thirty nine years since this album came out and its just as good!!! Just cant stoop dancing!!!

[@apostletone8657]

E ku aigbagbe! A huge treasure

[@bodeakinsanya2618]

It should be more than 39 years. The double album was a commemoration of the 10th anniversary of his band. I think it was mid 70s. I have lived in America now for about 42 years and I am very certain the album came out way before I left Nigeria. I think I was still in high school then and I left high school in 1974.

[@ftolasa]

Now 50 years! and oh so true. I am listening now and it sounds as crisp as if it was released today. I wonder whether baba still listens to these oldies himself.

[@jacklynarasanmi7266]

so made me remember my childhood listening to these tracks again, thank you for uploading and rewinding back to the 70's ! listening to the music and remembering my father R.I.P daddy miss you always xxx

[@oladunniking8450]

Jacklyn Arasanmi same here,thank goodness i got this as a good memory with my dad,all his music has been my favourite😊

[@jafat8829]

100% Almost same experience. My dad had alot of KSA records.

[@9110lulu]

My father used to play this tape all the time.... it feels so good to hear it again, it reminds me of my childhood and is just so peaceful and serene. I love it and i'm only 20 years old. His music transcends generations

[@tatianabeth.1856]

Wow

[@edakro]

KSA for me any day.

[@Docbabs1214]

What a hit?? this is quality and meaningful song, not the rubbish kids in Nigeria listen to today... hiphop my foot! thanx Aboubacar...

[@olalekanaponmade1542]

Respect sir

[@natadejuwon6743]

You are correct! The music nowadays is full of meaningless lyrics. Thanks.

[@olumidearo2568]

Hahaha with all due respect sir I totally agree.

[@segunolusola9605]

Go surrey greeting from London fantastic musician

[@ogunsolaadeyemidavid149]

Thanks 🙏 king sunny Omo Alade ondo egin,as far as I believed,this is a music from heaven,Adam and eve garden . This my preaching about the song….CrownfitDavid

[@janicemcgrory6803]

I so so love this.. fantastic.

[@hunterfunk2638]

wish America revered their talented musicians as much as other nations do. I'd kill to have stuff like this on the radio.

[@Unoriginaldumbdumb]

Likewise in the UK, you would never hear this on the radio here :(

[@collapsible1639]

Unoriginaldumbdumb Tune in to Needle in the Strange this Sunday 10pm(and every Sunday) on Sine FM Doncaster 102.6 online-i'll be playing this and other interesting sounds!Peace

[@Unoriginaldumbdumb]

Thanks :)

[@thehumbleone6606]

Yes, Americans do know about this good stuff. Sunny Ade and a few other stalwarts were the reason why we now have the "World" genre.

[@savanahsegun2362]

Ever Green,Great Excavation, What went round are coming around steadily. Great music. African Songs Label made huge money from this production. Sunny made huge losses as a result of bad contract with the company.

[@mikeroy3522]

"The whole phrase is ogidan o ni se barber, which means the leopard couldn't be a barber and have the dog show up for a haircut. Which to any Yoruban makes perfect sense. If the leopard is the barber and the dog shows up to get a haircut instead of getting a haircut he's going to get eaten.Word!

[@bevospec24]

Leopard is Amotekun and not ogidan. Ogidan is Jaguar 🐆 in Yoruba.

[@beeojeiks6516]

Wow 🤩 thanks even as a Yoruba lady didn’t understand the meaning. Yoruba language is so rich👏🏽👏🏽

[@segunagbelege2093]

Thanks a million times even as a Yoruba man I was just wondering what's the meaning of Ogidan. As I read through the comments I got it. Thanks.

[@oladipupodurotimi4754]

@@bevospec24 ogidan or Ekun is yoruba's word for a leopard. We have no jaguar or tiger here in Africa but we do have leopards. Don't give people wrong facts.

[@friesiamans1966]

@@oladipupodurotimi4754 i was wondering if there were jaguars in africa at all, haha... :-)

[@JamesAlphin]

Can't help but smile

[@icysurfer1]

Good on ya, Michael Dean, Just Like King Sunny Does. Pretty much every show, the whole show. And what a smile He has. Lights up any room.

[@hadijatlawson978]

wasiu

[@hadijatlawson978]

wasiu

[@animashaunabdulrasheedayoo7201]

I'm lagosian from lsland this is the music l used to hear every corner from music vendors in 70s

[@Amar90]

This is amazing. Greetings from Iraq

[@icysurfer1]

+Amar90 Greetings, Amar, I agree it is wonderful music. The perfect vibe.

[@christonsolomon5100]

Aaron Kennedy

[@icysurfer1]

Cheers Christon Solomon. Back again, cause it is so mellow... King Sunny Made it happen for Me at a festival in 1984. I;ve been blessed enough to see them live a few times in other places too.

[@cyrilolufemi22]

The greatest of all African musicians, happy to call you "Egin" Sunny.

[@abenascott3448]

There are so many...(Nigeria) many great Sade, Flavour, Fela!

[@maxichannelQatar2022]

go Nigeria!!!!! greetings from Argentina

[@sojiadamo5212]

Maxi Channel; hey Boludo....we love ya!

[@sojiadamo5212]

Maxi Channel Yes Boludo , forward ever.

[@julian.castro18]

Estamos en todos lados jajaja

[@NicoleJonathan]

I'm very grateful to the Almighty God for giving us great musicians like King SunnyAde and Commander Ebenezer Obey, I really enjoyed my Xmas and the New year with there song... Jonathan Samson from South Africa

[@bolutifesoyode4516]

same here :)

[@Treehuggess1]

I was fortunate to have parents who worked in Nigeria during the late 60's and early 70's - King Sunny Ade was my introduction at a young age, to this wonderful music and my eventual love of Djembe grew from this...thankyou for sharing it here...:)

[@FroMaestro]

lol but Djembe, though? why not gbedu? Or bata? you know...Yoruba drums lol

[@Treehuggess1]

I guess I should have said all of the above, plus the lovely guitar work....just that, after further travel , Djembe was what I 'fell into' and practice at, lol .......

[@felixokunnuga]

ALWAYS LOVING. THANKS.

[@churchillakinbinu8929]

unfortunately the music of nowadays are not communicating the right messages it ought to neither does it even attained the llevel which a good music attained, this new generation music fade out with time unlike the 70s music which still moves mind, I thank God that I am able to witness and listened to some of these old music not through history, KING SUNNY ADE may you live for ever.

[@noelopenda8472]

couldn't agree more my brother even though I am from Kenya I grew up parly listening to Nigerian music namely this guy and Fela Kuti really great stuff and I have had high regard for Nigerian music ever since but unfortunately the one played today falls below my expectations so i just have to stick to my 70s stuff such as this great stuff really old is gold!

[@feyisayorufusjagal9748]

Churchill Akinbinu amen 🙏

[@felixokunnuga]

OLDEN DAY MUSIC ARE FANTASTIC. LOVING IT. THANKS.

[@olaniyiakande8192]

Sunny Ade remains on top of Nigerian Juju music of all times. He is the King of music indeed. He is a genius

[@mikeroy3522]

Agba ofifo ni dun wòro woro: An empty vessel make the most loudest noise.Sing it KSA!So true.

[@josephabgrall4840]

Un grand artiste africain (Nigeria) injustement méconnu ; un style complètement différent de Fela ; la guitare et les percus sont splendides , un vrai voyage vers le soleil !

[@carematefoundation7854]

" Ka fi ara wa l'okan bale. K'aye fi ipa wa owo'' Preachers can not say it better than this. May Sunny live for ever!

[@aderemiadewole5671]

music of yester -years are rich pure ,sweet to hear and also teaches morals. There was competition among them. the arrival of a new record was usually announced and the artiste fans usually wanted to be among the firsts to get and hear the latest fireworks from the album

[@aderemiolasupo4810]

Hello,Sir, Hello, Maa my best Life is King Suny Ade sing

[@felixokunnuga]

ONE OF MY BEST BEAUTIFUL. THANKS.

[@akinomolaoye9044]

There are so many stories in the comments of what this timeless tune conjures up, one could make a movie out of it, "A Night in Old Lagos" 😂, we Indomie generation forget that our elders also were young once and lived with the exuberance that youth brings 😊

[@tonyadetayo3314]

Best music in the world.king sunny Ade you will live for ever. love all your music sir.God bless

[@feyisayorufusjagal9748]

tony adetayo amen

[@betovenmoza6726]

In this song ,Sunny is really King of guitar.I shed tears of joy.

[@ajilaran]

Betoven Moza No! It's me shedding the tears of joy. Believe me. And I always do, each time I listen or watch this genius of a guy. He doesn't belong in this planet. True. And guess what, the celebrated guys like MJ and all others are definitely no match for him and his works. Very original.

[@stinger4712]

At this stage he was more singer and arranger. He had rockstar guitarists in the crew

[@funnynerdscomedy5982]

My dad wakes me up with sunny Ade’s songs every morning I just love old music

[@felixokunnuga]

VERY SUCCULENT MUSIC THANKS.

[@omooba98]

Greatest musician in the History of Africa - IMO

[@graceoladunjoye221]

One of the greatest in the world I reckon

[@elrededwares8531]

Music to sit relax and understand what's music for all time

[@gvicman]

THIS IS THE GREATEST SUPER MASTERPIECE FROM THE KING TO CELEBRATE HIS 10TH ANNIVERSARY ON STAGE,I WAS 10YRS OLD WHEN THIS DOUBLE LP WAS RELEASED.I COULD STILL REMEMBER THIS MOMENT IN NIGERIA WITH SERIOUS NOSTALGIC WHERE YOU'LL SEE ENORMOUS CROWD IN FRONT OF LOCAL RECORD STORES IN ALL CORNERS OF LAGOS JUST TO LISTEN TO KING'S VIBES FROM THOSE STREET LOUD SPEAKERS.LONG LIVE KING,I AM GLAD TO HAVE BEING ONE OF YOUR FAITHFULL FOLLOWER,

[@olumosuro3299]

This is definitely my favourite King Sunny Ade double Album. A masterpiece!

[@AdebayoAdediran-hv5sx]

This is what is called music played or sang by a talented man 👨. I started listening 🎶 to this particular album right from when it was produced and till date I still listen to it because of the sense it has made and still making to me as a person. May KSA live long.

[@mikeademola2709]

Long life the master guitarist. This is music for the old school like me. I'm really enjoying it.

[@moyinolorunbimpe8121]

King SUNY Omo Alade Reman Blessed for Ever

[@b.eegbeyemi9687]

Love it always. Good memories. Thanks.

[@adebayoyekinni1352]

Thanks to Almighty God. my father used to play this music while we traveled from lagos to ogbomosho. May God gives my father good health and Long life. Though I was really young. I'm in United States of America right now. Thanks to Almighty God

[@AboubacarSiddikh]

It wasn't god who posted this.

[@fiecchialessio4916]

African will raise again

[@igbehinadun7375]

It's making one remembering the old good days in Nigeria, most especially in Yorubaland.

[@felixokunnuga]

ALL THESE DOWN MEMORY MUSIC ARE VERY GOOD. PLEASE KEEP THEM GOING FOR US ALL. THANKS.

[@020507Michael]

Born in late 50s, I remember vividly when KSA released this record and I still have all his original albums from volume 1 to 10. Omo Alade is no doubt a legend and great ambassador of Nigeria music to the whole world

[@wysefavor]

eku agba sir ... I am turning 53 years also soon ..omo 71

[@EWURO]

This is Music.

[@otitojupeter1280]

Music of yesteryears makes me remember that good old days.

[@samuelawosanya2648]

King Sunny Ade is a great musician. This 10th Anniversary Special Album is full of memories. May the king live for many years

[@mikeroy3522]

KSA says “Kini anfani orogbo, a paa ko lawe atun je o n koro (what is the use of the bitter kola: it cannot be divided into lobes and when it is eaten it tastes bitter.)” WORD!So true!

[@profam1able]

master of the game. your music is timeless. the king, the real african beats, you are just incredible. thank you for all your skills you entertained & still entertaining, evergreen masterpiece. master guitarist: your live performance makes one head swell!

[@isaacebole-t3206]

Always the best, King of Ju Ju...

[@MRDOA66]

My parents used to play a lot of Sunny Ade records in the house, growing up in London, UK. It surely brings back memories.

[@oyetadees]

I was working in Lagos when this record came out. Those were the days you could go to three different parties in the night without being moltested by anybody. Imagine walking at about 2.00am from Obalende where Sunny was playing to Onipanu where Obey would be playing and leave for Agege to watch Adeunle or Animashaun playing. Lagos was the best and it is unfortunate that things have changed to the worse now..

[@victorolumide9216]

Hmmmmmmmm! General Prince Adekunle and Idowu Animashaun, the Apola King!

[@joergschulzhamburg]

We hear this album often on Sunday during breakfast. Sunny's music is like a prayer...

[@MsSlrb]

Thanks a lot .i was able to play this for my teenagers born in the U.S.they love it .thank u for letting the next generation know where they came from.

[@diebestbros2.050]

👑👑👑👑 King Sunny-ade.Ebenezer-obe.Fela-kuti.Jusuf-olatunji (Baba-legba) thanks for the lovely years 👑👑👑👑

[@abimbola.abinusawa7585]

Real Classical music. Kemi ola o gun King Sunny Ade! God bless you.

[@Katabwa]

This is awesome!! Big up Sunny De brother man!! Weldone in positive vibration!! Words from mountain of godes, Tanzania, East Africa.. Proudly of Sunny De.. Big up!! Africa need to unite..

[@williedaniels3882]

I was introduced to African world beat music and specifically Sunny Ade and Ali Farka Toure in early 1970's! This album brings back the good memories!

[@queenmarydetoy1363]

King Sunny ADE BABA FOREVER MUSIC!!!!!! Bravo Daddy. my generations love your songs sir. Bravo!!! Old school 1

[@mukailaobajinmi9612]

Evergreen music that delivered messages....

[@ichiennannachristiancchike3570]

if you want to enjoy music just grab any music produced in 1970s not meaningless music of nowadays

[@felixokunnuga]

THIS IS A SUCCULENT AND RELAXING LOVING MUSIC. THANKS.

[@abeokutawestern]

Love Juju Music and Sunny Ade. Yet, "ekpen alile" you are so right, so right. Entrenched Corruption has so ravaged a once shinning star of Africa. It is still my home, but the bounty of oil has turned out to be a curse more than a blessing. May be that's we love our music so much, to balm and soothe our aching hearts.

[@kamakiri307]

such elegant music, good for the soul

[@olufolakeolaleye7035]

feeling good when hearing these old songs of kings of juju musics

[@babaoloyinoriginaltelevision]

Good music. Ride on king of juju music

[@ayinde1168]

The parts that always move me to tears are from 18:19 to 19:26 when he used the guitar to play the tune 'If I have wings like a dove, I will fly, fly away over the mountain, over the sea where my love waits for me" and when he played from 20:56 to 21:36 the popular Primary School songs of those days " By the bank of Niger River x2. I slept in the night when the moon was so bright, by the bank of Niger river" Those are classic renditions.

[@owolabihakeem4668]

The guitar firework at the background which gave those memorable English folksongs is from his ace guitarist Bob Aladeniyi an indigene of Owoh Ondo state where KSA is also from. "Awon SOJA kekere lati Ile America"

[@zookat]

Vintage Sunny Ade, sounds sooo fresh! Thanks.

[@ayantolasaheed7425]

Exactly.....the voice was still young.I like his youngest form than later. He sounded like ebenezer obey Later in his careers there were more beats than vocals

[@josephtewogbola9559]

One of the best of king Sunny Ade evergreen Albums.

[@whatsappsamuel.adeniyi.aja7989]

king SUNY ade one of his good music by me engr.dr.samuel.Adeniyi.ajanaku.president.saage rino consulting engineering company limited.6323 Luzon avenue n.West dc 20011apt 211 .cell phone [phone]

[@Tommy007Ad]

I'm listen from Malaysia in Feb 14 2013. Valentine Day.. I forget bout my problem

[@Tommy007Ad]

Found my self back here listen to KSA on Christmas 25 December 2021 after 8 years ago. Awesome songs that brings back the old memories. . Kudos KSA

[@unclejimmy9691]

Tunes of yesterday are the best🙏

[@TheThieddo]

King Sunny Ade, que j'ai eu l'occasion de voir dans un de ses concerts fabuleux en Franc (Ja Funi, synchro system...) est tout simplement éblouissant! parfaite maîtirse des rythmes, un voyage lancinant au coeur de la culture Yoruba, qui possède une des musiques les plus élaborées d'Afrique. Si Chief Ebenezer Obey est un autre géant, c'est à Sunny Ade que la Juju Music doit ses lettres de noblesse hors du Nigéria. King, vous êtes un Grand Monsieur, respect total, votre talent immense vous survivra!

[@MrSocerer]

To love your tribe is great. use that same energy to respect, appreciate and accept the other tribe. Try to learn and teach while being respectful. OUR TROUBLE IN NIGERIA IS "GOOD TIME" Army, Police, DOCTORS are all taking bribes.Thats the end of a NATION when those three category of citizens are corrupt. CORRUPTION. LACK OF PATRIOTISM,"FUNCTIONAL TYPE OF EDUCATION" and pure barbarism. THATS OUR ONLY HOME. WE ALL MUST PRAY, PRAY, AND PRAY. WE MUST FIX IT. WE MUST.

[@tubeberk08]

oh i hope... it will take trust from within your core society, (and rule of law). how can you do this?

[@nkiruakpandara5188]

if all those mentioned take bribe, what of the givers of bribe?? Majority of Nigerians including you!

[@johntitilawo2860]

Damn right

[@josecornflakes5908]

DOCTORS,ARMY AND POLICE are just a minority in a nation..people make the nations and the cultures..Don t give up..Solidarity from Greece

[@victoriaadeaga4529]

Vicky

[@magayusog]

How did we get from this to the nonse our kids are listening to today? Thanks for the upload...good music lives on!

[@fietsvriend]

+Fatai Ogunribido It's the filter named "MTV" and "Spotify" they could do a great job

[@marlonferguson4399]

I'm 14 and listening to this so its not all kids

[@MakolaMambo]

Lol @kabungwe.... It simply means you now belong in the "old" class. I remember my dad of blessed memory spoke of how he could no longer deal with the nonsense guitar that was brought into the music of their time hence he had to drop music to become a businessman. But we were crazy about the guitar which characterised the emerging juju music. Now it is all about electronic gadgets and "rap nonsense" right? lol. But this time too will pass and the kids of today will wonder what has changed their preferences so much! So, it is very ok to be old school. Thanks to the technology to keep old records. if you live to be very very old, expect more fusions. The human mind will always create new out of old. Try to adapt to the "nonsense" of today. it will get worse. lol. But it is also beautiful and will continue to be so.

[@magayusog]

Makola Mambo, how does one adapt to nonsense? It's like when people compare good to bad as an example. I truly don't get that at all! But I guess that is human nature!!! Today's music is truly horrible to say the least....bad lyrics, bad instrumentation that all sounds like the same song being repeated over and over again and don't get me started on the voices...it seems everyone can sing now! The videos are even more appalling...nudity in everything...smh!

[@MakolaMambo]

o boy! lol. Kabungwe, I sure do feel you! But look at it this way - There is a popular saying I've often heard that "one man's meat is another man's poison". The old creates the new and it will be an unending cycle when the new becomes old. There is actually nothing new under the old sun. We will be much happier if we chose to embrace the changes we cannot avoid. It doesn't hurt really and life will surely continue and luckily nothing seem to get lost anymore. You can always invoke the old spirit from the archives to indulge yourself in the old times. And from that perspective one can safely say we are truly living in a generation of the blessed. So let's enjoy it. Cheers!

[@WieteEdz]

Without this modern music would be no there would be NO MUSIC

[@estherodiete5106]

100% antique.

[@tundealawal4398]

TOS Benson is my favorite politician of all times and a quintessential socialite. He was not shabby when it comes to sartorial elegance either. Benson, Benson, omo osumare pupa Sunny Ade said. God rest his soul.

[@victorolumide9216]

Chief TOS Benson, SAN, the elder brother of the late Bobby Benson.

[@tundealawal4398]

@@victorolumide9216 Be ni o.TOS Benson was what we Yorubas call agba man lol and a younger Oprah Benson, his wife, wasn't called Iya Oge of Lagos for nothing.Stunny beauty she is.

[@akinyemiolutayo2657]

E really enjoyed Sunny Ade’s music in the seventies and I still enjoy it better in 2021 and understand it better. It’s music of all times

[@okunolaolusol3385]

Sunny's music suites every time, so its something one can listen to all the time. Glory to God for giving us a musician like him. Bravo B

[@russellsticklor516]

Sublime.

[@toksoloks2222]

Nice oldies by the king himself! #Relaxationmoodactivated!

[@victorm.5169]

Very good music 👍🏽✌🏽

[@pmxfield]

Just discovered this. Hooked. This record has a great mellow vibe.

[@ejioyedeji9350]

This music is rich and indeed super. It is totally different from those organize noise called music nowadays. The coming musicians should please, use there time to compose evergreen music. Bravo, K. S. A. Forward ever, back ward never. you will live long.

[@olakunlebakre1749]

When I listen to this classic I forget about my bills.

[@graceoladunjoye221]

You know right 😁😁😁👍

[@graceoladunjoye221]

You know right 😁😁😁👍 listening 2020

[@shinaoyemade1753]

This Music brings back the good memories. I thank God, i witnessed the good times. The kids of today don't know what they missed.Nowadays music cannot compare to good old days music.

[@slavinbalen9757]

Very first time I heard for KSA, was wathching his live from jazz fest where Keith Harding was painting canvas (?) wall. I was shocked, never heard talking drum before. I can't understand on which way players arms, brain working. This is above understanding.

[@graceoladunjoye221]

That's whatsup , pure African beat

[@yetundemakanju8386]

GLORY BE UNTO THE NAME OF ALMIGHTY GOD FOR HIS EVERLASTING MERCIES ENDURES WITH US FOREVER HALLELUYAHHHHHHH AMEN!!! LISTENING TO THIS EVERGREEN MUSIC AT THIS PERIOD DECEMBER 2023, I JUST REMEMBER IN THE 70S WHEN WE WERE ROCKING WITH THIS BEAUTIFUL SONG THANK YOU LORD !

[@2691okechuku]

BaBa Sunny ADE , Lives within me Kedu...my Brotha....