'Thousand Wire': Sunny Ade's old boys were cheated but crying foul is unnecessary. (Full Video).

Mr Afolabi Osunlade Popularly known as Thousand wire was a popular force on the guitar behind many hits of Segun Adewale and King Sunny Ade even on stage.
He made quite some revelations.

[@oyedokunshuaib1508]

This old man should be recognised.. He must be fully recorded for the archives.. The interviewer knows his job. Good resercher

[@wysefavor]

wow...this is deep!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! omg!!!!!!!! we need to support this old man, Mr Afolabi Osunlade!

[@adebimpebalogun8915]

Both the interviewer and the old man guitarist are exceptionally talented at their job👍🏾👍🏾👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽. I enjoyed the hours I spent watching this program. Bravo 🙌

[@akeemelegbeji5300]

What I really appreciate about Dele Adeyanju is the fact that, prior to the interview, he makes deep research about his interviewees and all they are associated with which makes the interview very engaging, enriched and quite expository

[@Sean-hg4sm]

It think so

[@femisowunmi]

This is awesome, a man with very strong memory. I like him so much. He is a man of facts

[@bjb5623]

Uncle Thousand wire, I remember you from Alhaji Ayoola Street in Oworonsoki Bariga Lagos. You lived there for a couple of years. Well -done sir

Kudos to this interviewer for his own research and knowledge as displayed with the guest. Well done 👍

[@akinolajohn9240]

I know This Man ,Thousand wires ,Even He was my Mentor and I respect him much, Too much Experience on guitar 🎸,

[@Joe-uz7ix]

Baba Thousand Wire,you are great man. Thank you Agbaletu for bringing Baba on the show.

[@user-wg4yy2xd3p]

Waaaooooo I can't believe I listened to this interview with keen interest it was very contergeous even not being a yoruba man I skipped my lunch?❤ I loved the part the King himself spoke with smoth calm and relaxed manner. The way he appreciated people God placed on his path to greatness who are his family friends so to speak. And the guru guitarist was exceptional in his memory by ways of events, even as a blont talker he was still respectful when necessary. I have really enjoyed myself though those that maybe hurt somehow should pls handle it with maturity He wouldn't have handled it better. My wish is that he should by now live an average life because his experience is a blessing to the yorubas Nigeria and Africa at large. Interviewer kudus! You too much

[@akinolajohn9240]

Always Advised ne when i was playing Hawaiian guitar for Late Sikiru Ayinde Barrister, Thank u sir, I really Appreciate u ,Thousand wires

[@olumideemmanuel3817]

Hi Agbaletu! I was wondering if you can introduce as breakers or interludes in between your interviews by playing short clips of the music of the artiste or musician being discussed. I think this idea add some juices or flavors to your interviews. Rather tyan just roll on with the interviews just talking about the musician and issues. Thanks. Youre doing a great job 👏 👍🏾

[@urbankitchenshow]

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[@goldsmith2461]

A very credible source from a honest witness. First time I would see a no-hold barred interview on Sunny Ade. Kudos also to the interviewer for this great historical source.👍🏻

[@tracyinman8017]

Very smart and plain man, he said everything as it is without any hesitation.

[@adekunleoyebanji7306]

The man is not bitter even king sunny must have offend him.he says it with truthness

[@Prince-bz3nz]

@@adekunleoyebanji7306don’t always judge with one side of the story

[@Ola_Means_Wealth_Not_Hello]

You're sensible.

[@simonajala2483]

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[@adekunleoyedele3712]

This man should write a book on his stint as a juju music guitarist. He held me spellbound with the way he reeled out his story with facts, laced with historical sequence and accuracy. What a walking encyclopedia! Kudos to the interviewer too 👏. The whole story is unputdownable!!!

[@gabrielayodeji9387]

The man too sabi music

[@jamesshall5160]

This guy DELE ADEYANJU is doing something very unique and exceptional! A lot of people were made to believe rumours and hear-says about these old musicians but this guy has done a good job catching up with the real actors. You deserve a gong my man. Keep up the good job!

[@akinolaelijah9912]

Kudos to you boss

[@isaacstrongtower-ws9qm]

This is a GREAT eye opener in the Nigeria music industry. Well done. How I wish the knowledge of the past could teach the new generation a better way forward.

[@rgbphotomediaprod.2384]

Wonderful! This man is genius and a real music historian. Well done, Agbaletu for bringing this mouth-watering interview.

[@taiwoabiodun9197]

Brilliant,bold and clean interview.

[@olumideajayi4812]

A very down to earth Ekiti man. I enjoyed this interview. Agbaletu keep it up.

[@adekunleadegbite9149]

Papa Thousand Wire is so sharp and highly experienced The interview was highly thought provoking, interesting and very factual Thanks Bale Agbaletu for allow us to have a lot of insights into the past happenings in the Juju music scenes of the past. This is one of the most interesting interview conducted by Agbaletu Please keep it up

[@ademolaaofolajuwonlo1044z]

1000wire baba, longtime no see. We missed you here in Chicago.Very good man and upright. Still enjoying the CD that you help us with.Thank you very much. May God give you more strength.

[@OlatunjiOlalekan01]

Wow! This man is very talented, factual, sincere and genuine throughout this interview and beyond. Kudos to you Dele Adeyanju for a well done exercise which consists of competence, well researched, diligence and professionalism. God bless you. I am of opinion if King Sunny Ade could just organize a concert for the old retired members who are still alive and could still handle instruments and sing while whatever revenue realized from this concert should be shared among old members, it would assist them and mend the fences within King Sunny Ade and retired members. It is my personal opinion though!

[@ogunsoladare2613]

But some are dead

[@niewagen7376]

Weldone sir whem showing and interviewing these Legend.. try to show their highlight during those days at work

[@oluwadamilareodewusi2834]

More of you sir more longer life to you daddy, Agbaletu baba nla you doing a good job sir kudos ❤❤

[@adedipupoadeosun3069]

I love this man's submission, he knows so much about juju music.

[@SundayKomolafe-jp4qy]

Again I want to appreciate my brother who is interviewing this man thank you for bringing here may God bless you too infact we need this kind of interviewing in this days

[@SundayKomolafe-jp4qy]

This man is very knowledgeable in terms of music and a straightforward man I believe he is a genuine Christian when I don't know but he is a frank man

[@wedonblowtv8092]

THIS INTERVIEW IS A THERAPY FOR THESE MEN oOOoOOOOO.. GREAT JOB

[@agboolafaleti4520]

Thank you for documenting some of our early Yoruba music history with these wonderful interviews with the pioneers which have helped us connect many dots for posterity and not making them become blurred in folktales

[@kunleajayi7115]

Orlando Owoh was arguably the best guitarist amongst them all... He could do anything with his guitar and sings simultaneously. I remember watching Orlando Owoh at OPA ARO HOTEL, Fagba Iju in 1996... Orlando Owoh was very good

[@olayoriclifford-hh6pn]

The same statement of King Sunny Ade after the Late Lenged Orlando Owoh passed

[@eyobassey1321]

​@@olayoriclifford-hh6pnààààààààààààà

[@kunleajayi7115]

@@olayoriclifford-hh6pn I saw Orlando Owoh live performances on several occasions, and I visited him at his house in Mulero, Agege when he had stroke before he later died. I am a big fan of Orlando Owoh oooo, and I make bold to say I've listened to all his recorded albums.

[@lasisiraphael4481]

King Sunny Ade is the master guitar ist.

[@taiwoakinniyi1191]

Disagree

[@yadeolah2001]

Thanks for this great job, am glued to your channel 💯💯💯

[@user-ov1lf5og2w]

This man is a very honest man

[@adeyinkabenjamin4786]

I enjoy every bit of this interview.

[@lamidiakibu-jd8ti]

The best interview on your platform.

[@folayemibankole5467]

Agbaletu please interview Uncle Yinka ayefele,the way you conduct your interviews are very exceptional,kudos to you sir!

[@Criticalthinking01]

Agbaletu, great job. However, for the first time, your interview is incomplete. Thousand wires is full of information, spot on Analysis, matter of fact assessments, and incredible unmemorable experiences. My point, you need to bring him back and very soon. Thank you!

[@tettyoseni7089]

This interviewer is so so good. This man being interviewed is very straight forward and truthful also with good memory

[@oluremiotitoju3329]

This man knows music and his brain is like a computer whao

[@oluwanifemiogundeko7132]

Seriously 🔥🔥

[@abdullahsannim6437]

and so entertaining nd educated 👏👏

[@ade1942000]

All of these stories should be recorded and archived. They are our Nigerian treasures. They are history of music and musicians in Nigeria well after they are gone. We don't want distorted and self serving history later years after they are gone. We want them like this from the horses mouth. Well done interviewer.

[@abigailfolowoshele3527]

Na Ekiti man. Bold and truth be told.

[@jacobawolaja8035]

A good research findings, plus updating, please, agbaletu TV, more of these, and continue to keep it up. Many thanks, to you and the - Senior fellow, music industry world wide, too. Thousand Wire !❤❤❤

[@akinluyimuyiwalawrence595]

I love the interview.

[@samuelbadewa102]

#MrDele...I like your kind of interview...I love your composure...I have not met an interviewer like you; so informative, so cool, so calm and calculated...I love to meet and host you someday...I want to be like you when I grow up...I love the way you engaged Sir Shina Peters in the last interview...I watched you and SSP on KZbin for more than 2 hours...#WeldoneMrDele...

[@abdullahsannim6437]

Ekiti people are too educating nd knowledgeable kudo to interview nd the interviewer my first time of watches this shows ❤❤

[@omoniyikaye]

GREAT SHOW THIS TYPE OF INTERVIEW IS HISTORICAL. EXCELLENT JOB FROM AGBALETU TV.

[@ultimateone]

Excellent interview. It is sad that Thousand Wire don't seem to be putting his skills to good use anymore. It is hilarious though that he has amazing mannerisms and gesture as Kayode Olaiya aka Aderupoko.

[@abiodunladokun7686]

Waaaooo. This man and the interviewer are loaded. Very interesting interview.

[@kayodevictoromotosho]

the man was a very skillful guitarist.

[@ultimateone]

It would have been nice for you to have talked a bit about how and why Thousand Wire returned to NGR from America where he presumably had a better life. What he is doing now and why he isn't now using him exceptional musical talent to grace the music scene.

[@debbieohiri]

Abi oo

[@BolarinwaSunday-tq3md]

You are a straight forward person God will grant you long life

[@kayodeola1493]

Solid interviewer. Alot of these musicians lived a wonderful life, wish we can do more for them.

[@adeakin3758]

This is master class interview. The new generation artist to learn from the experience. Entertainment is just a challenging field............

[@Mayour105]

1000 wire......... Super guitarist

[@marttuga2829]

Dele ,you are so unique in your interview , pls keep it up.

[@asifahmed2639]

This man is class and a good talker. Proper, top guy who knows music

[@VeriteEquite]

The man is sharp and witty❤ ❤ ❤

[@DJvince_Gbenga]

Great interview 👏👏👏

[@olowoleyekolapo9901]

This man is good and honest !

[@adegboyegaaiku1602]

Fantastic interview.

[@oladinioyebadejo]

Great interview. The man is just too encyclopaedic. Wow!

[@yinkadoyinbo5950]

Very interesting interview, what a great guitarist, this interview deserves part two please

[@CAANj]

What an intelligent and obviously gifted musician

[@damiolajide]

great interview.

[@omoiluiseyin6579]

I love this O'G 🎸 Guitarist. He's sound & confident character speaks volume. Dele, thank you for spotlighting great talents behind the popular artists & musicians who have always take credit for everything they gather from talents like this wonderful proud Guitarist.

[@bryallen6072]

A very self assured personality and knowledgeable musician. Very engaging and forthright interview. I hope 1000wire is doing very well, considering how much entertainment he has given to us juju music lovers.

[@dynamicprintslimited1906]

This is called SAY IT AS IT IS!

[@makanjuolaadeshina4631]

A very comprehensive interview with the guest , my brother, where are these people, TERRA KOTA FEMIGBOYEGA AND PAT BIO , PATRICK ABIODUN.

[@ayooluwafemi5727]

Whaoh! This is quite revealing. Thank you for taking us through the memory lane in the music of yesteryears.

[@olayoriclifford-hh6pn]

Wooow! 3much information ❤

[@johnojo6824]

What Thousand Wire said about Jide Osinubi composing for Sina Peters was true. I went with my friend, Akinrogun Alaba Yusuf to see SSP at the Women Development Centre, Abuja sometime in 2005 when Chief Jide Osinubi said it that he was the one who composed the song in the presence of Sina. I could mention at least five prominent people who were in that Hotel room at the WDC adjacent to CBN headquarters in Abuja. Though Jide Osinubi (Sokoyokoto) is late now.

[@kayodevictoromotosho]

jide osinubi didn't compose for Ssp, he only introduced ssp to uncle Laolu Atkins when he was working with sunny music.

[@kayodevictoromotosho]

This man and my uncle play with sir skido,.

[@femisanya1869]

SSP had always lied that he composed all his songs even when on camera, and so he did about most of the musical arrangements that we the musicians did, but he would always claim to have come up with the idea and that is very bad because he is also a very talented songwriter and good musician but to lay claim to lyrics you did not write or produce is very wrong. This same issue is the reason why Uncle Laolu Akins parted ways with him, and same reason was why his whole band defected in the U.S so do you see a pattern here? Back then, I was young and naive but now, I am grown and informed so the whole reason all these artists do that is to not pay their musicians royalties so they do not award them credit for what they have contributed to their music cause that would be grounds for royalty period.

[@babatundeom4008]

Wahoo....this man sabi!

[@oludjobimuhammad1654]

God bless you OLOTU

[@user-hf4rj7vg5n]

This is great Interviewer vs sharp interviewee. AGBALETU is very unique and indeed a well research portion,worthies salt!

[@omotayoowopetu7248]

Weldon sir for speaking good English and good narration. Long life and good health.

[@ayokoya244]

I enjoyed this interview with this man. However, I believe the audio can be more crisp, sharp and clear.

[@Bjcrypto545]

Agbaman! I like your brand!

[@benjaminowoseni1180]

Nice one from Agbaman.

[@bolabamgbose1095]

This man is so accurate and factual.

[@akinolaelijah9912]

I fact I was very impressed with this interview

[@adeakin3758]

This man knows Lakeshore lol Yankee man 😂😂😂😂😂

[@quadriyusuf6317]

This man is factual..God bless you Sir

[@gbengaojoawo8968]

I commend you for the good job you are doing.I see your production has more of a documentary than just interview.Pls,how can i get the original of IBA LOYE KASE by Ebenezer Obey?

[@kunleajayi7115]

@agbaletu I am so happy to hear Dr Orlando Owoh in this interview, but I really wish you conduct a good interview or documentary on Dr Orlando Owoh... I am a big fan of Orlando Owoh 🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏

[@toluseun-th3eu]

He already did with his son and I think his brother too... you can check through his live videos or recorded videos here on KZbin

[@oluwafemiayeni4233]

We missed a live with the konga master himself, I would have sacrificed everything to listen to such interview

[@gabrielayodeji9387]

This man is a music genius

[@akanbiable]

this man is deep. he is a living library of juju experience of late 60s,70s and 80s

[@crownedking2567]

I enjoy all the revelations revealed by this great man

[@olugbengaakinyemi6258]

Very thrilling. I have been smiling and learning.

[@holyrealmtv387]

Awuja Bello, Dele Abiodun affected Segun Adewale@ one musicians that wasn't well known in Lagos but popular in Ijebu and Ondo was Alaba star, he died 1983

[@BC-im4jf]

More power to you elbows 💪💪💪💪

[@princessadekunbi1]

Wow, memory lane with ayoade and abbey city

[@deleamedu2220]

This is the most interesting of all your interviews ever. Everything your guest said about SSP is 1000% accurate. I knew SSP to be a notorious womanizer. O ye ki wan ti le magun fun were

[@AR-ii3ly]

It would be nice if you could look into Sunny’s relationship with his manager who passed away in the 70s. Sunny’s rise was inextricably linked with that relationship but not a lot has been said about it.

[@AkinrodoluOladipupo]

Nice interview pls can u interview one big musician call Francis Akintade from ondo waiting f u sir.

[@olusanutitilayo7245]

Baba thousand.... Good to see you sir. Are you finally back in Nigeria now or just on a visit?

[@wysefavor]

Nigeria is such a lawless country!!!! These retired musicians should sue!!

[@Joe-uz7ix]

Then it was about the passion not for the money.Same was also in our football up till Odegbami,Late Mudasiru Lawal and co.

[@isholaademola9381]

The real truth Long life sir

[@ayolekeogunkoya7333]

I didn't know that Baba Thousand Wire lived on Abiodun Street in Shomolu. Whao

[@asikonga9959]

Wow chai ❤

[@user-qc2tv1xn7b]

@Dele Adeyanju is class in his field

[@waterfield4797]

1000 Wire mentioned Sir Skido. Do you have any Idea about him? He was a good juju musician with a classical voice.