WALE GLORIOUS - Olootu

[@Sumbolageds-sc5fr]

For those who know, this is super classic. Bringing up old memories of loved ones, tributes to those that we listened to this great piece but are no more

[@opeclain]

I saw this video on KZbin in 2017 and right now, I am listening to this very song. Listen to the dept of the spoken Yoruba language. I have age on my side but then I still feel like a lost generation. May his soul rest in peace.

[@gbengaomosebi3495]

I keep remembering my dad of blessed memory as I listen to this songs...I grew up on this Wale Glorious' music. What a talent. Akure to the world 🌍

[@stellao.aguda-omole1060]

God bless the person who uploaded this music. Growing up in Akure was beautiful with melodious and indigenous songs from Wale Glorious. I listen to them till date. May his soul continue to rest in peace. Great to see youths having abandoned our indigenous songs, let's keep them alive for our kids

[@RCCGCHAPELOFGLORYUYO]

I love dis because it makes me remember home

[@dayogboyega]

Vantage Wale Glorious. I am happy I stumbled on this per chance. God bless you abundantly for rekindling the memory this Musical icon. Thanks

[@akilwumiologun2712]

icon legend . Died at age of 29 released 30 albums within the span of 10 years . Rest on

[@emmanueladewuyi5136]

Wale Glorious lived forever in people's minds. Thank you EgbaAlake.

[@egbeolasunday6410]

Ever green lyrics, God the uploader.

[@ati2006]

Wale Glorious, pride of Oyemekun. Rest in Peace.

[@omobolaakinsunmi8137]

I wasn't born yet when he waa alive but grew up listening to his music bcos my mum plays the cassette everyday, i can sing the whole album from start to end...as an Akure lady, i appreciate the @egbaalake for uploading these evergreen songs..please make available for download.

[@olanipekunoluwasegun7829]

God bless.. have been looking for this song long time ago. Thank you for this. make i go put ham for repeat.

[@oyinlademayowa883]

Wale Glorious Died in November 1971 at a time his music was gaining international recognition and at that time had few rivals among Juju musicians.His music and songs remain evergreen as they are still being enjoyed in the entertainment arenas,homes,radio stations and ceremonies.May his soul rest in perfect peace,Amen.-engr.mayowa Oyinlade of Osolo Irowo Akure Dynasty.

[@folorunshooluwatoyin8228]

May he continued to rest in peace

[@funmiodeneye5454]

He died on 16th November, 1971 its so sad he needs to be immortalised

[@egbeolasunday6410]

I feel inspired anytime I listen to this lyrics of late Wale Glorious

[@sunnyfam9303]

CHIEF WALE GLORIOUS AKURE MUSIC LEGEND UR SONGS IS EVERGREEN .RIP FROM ITALY.

[@adeotanoluwaleye1765]

Jezz!! I wasn't born when nature took this special gift but I remember my dad has all his records and we jam them on the turn table machine. I was so curious one day that I asked Mum while growing up if he was very old when he died.. Wale Glorious RIP

[@whalley723]

So unique a voice. Wow

[@egbeolasunday6410]

Super lyrics that met away sorrow!

[@Bbsmart4]

This music will ever remain evergreen.. Love it!

[@dajaxko]

Yes ooh

[@Bestsantoro]

To my mind, Wale Glorious has an impeccable juju vocal style that can only be considered legendary. His clear sonorous voice and free flowing spontaneous leads, even in his time, was rare to find or reproduce making him a shiny juju example. Walata Alata ti e po!!!

[@Wumiomoakure]

Pa wale Glorious may your gentle soul continue rest in peace 🙏 God bless you the person that uploaded this music, it's so beautiful to come across that song, true I don't know you sir. But I can't do without listen to your song everyday.. may your soul rest in peace sir. Akure missed you

[@arabikaah3783]

Thanks for uploading, I love listening to his songs 🕺🏿🕺🏿🕺🏿🕺🏿🕺🏿🕺🏿

[@abiolamogaji3468]

Plz make this awesome songs available for downloading...🙏🙏🙏

[@olusegunlateef346]

Wale ride on may your soul rest for ever

[@robertstendal279]

I was like 4yrs old when these akure most talented music giant left us i miss him so dearly may his soul rest in peace

[@samueltobi6893]

one of Wale Glorious favourites

[@sunnytemmy9775]

thanks for uploading wale glorious songs , I was very young when this great man passed away,we lived beside his house in akure .I knew about his songs after I grew up my mother told me what happened concerning his death wale was not an armed robber,he committed succide inorder to protect his name from robbery allegation.he was being set up.people value names those time not now names are not valued anylonger.pls people should stop calling this man an armed robber.may his soul find peace (amen)

[@awosusitemitope2624]

sunny temmy. Real fact of his death

[@naijamatter9844]

sunny temmy you re right

[@ayokunlesonowo4042]

You are right I also read it online it was a set up

[@kemibabajide3482]

I like this old Music

[@tosinoluwayomi6333]

Good music by Late Pa Wale Glorious, he's no more but he left his music to bless the world...My late dad made me love him so much..happy to come across this. Kudos!

[@sunnyfam9303]

Great Wale Glorious sun re o o ! Akure music Legendary no one has occupied ur vacuum up to date among Akure musician . RIP our Hero ! !

[@akereleolusegun6676]

I SO MUCH LOVE THIS MUSIC AM HEARING IT FOR THE FIRST TIME IN MY LIFE AND AM IN LOVE WITH IT

[@awosusitemitope2624]

Hummmm, What a wrong decision you took, Okelisa People and Akure in general will always remember you, very big thanks to pa Akinyemi who rush you to hospital that fatefull day but it was too late. tanks to the person that make this music available.

[@naijamatter9844]

Awosusi Temitope hmmmmm. he wanted to protect his name

[@kemisolaadeotiabekeadeoti8181]

I can't forget that day in ondo state rip

[@adebayobamidele6492]

How can I download it on KZbin..... The best songs and the best man that his legacy will forever remember

[@oyelaminasiruolamide782]

Nice music!!!

[@adeoyekolade9361]

Rest on sir wale glorious. Despite that I don't know you but your songs tells me more about you. U are such a great icon in Akure history

[@adedejiadesida2834]

I do much appreciate your efforts and sense, bringing our memory back to our great only proud of Akure Land and talented musician of our time by then Wale Glorious may his soul rest in perfect peace. May God bless you who ever uploaded this music thank you

[@adefusikahenry731]

I LOVE THIS TRACK SO MUCH

[@burodun]

you just made my day more beautiful with this iconic and a legend tune... thanks

[@tobaolowo-okere2897]

Pls upload ; Abiyelolomomi, Igbeýawo, Bankole Oluwatuyi, Ogun pari, Ologbon omo, Ka wa silewe, Fajuyi & others. Thanks.

[@olaooreoluwole55]

I have an about this my burial ground

[@juliussunday1634]

Wale Glorious

[@olatoludipe]

OMG........... i love this.......

[@enochalo4819]

I love these music all day long. Like yesterday. RIP

[@adeniyantemitopematthew8757]

may ur soul rest in perfect peace sir WALE GLORIOUS

[@kemisolaadeotiabekeadeoti8181]

Hmmmm omo oloye mekun rip

[@FolahanmiAjayi]

Amazing

[@tolulopebabalola8883]

Wale Glorious r.I.p

[@ademolaajibade5865]

thes real music

[@oluwarotimioke6875]

This negative comments are not only ridiculous but outright shameful, This Iconic musician died from jaundice fever in Akure general Hospital. This is a fact that is not disputable and I happen to be a distance relative of this GEM of a music talent from Akure

[@naijamatter9844]

Oluwarotimi Oke hmmmm

[@BAYOBABATOLA]

Nice!

[@teephart]

olootu ooo

[@opeyemiadeyanju1456]

why can't we download this beautiful music?

[@sirfemo]

Without meaning to offend anyone, this man looks nothing like a armed robber or any violent offender, if indeed this is his picture. His music is very distinct, though it also sounds like a hybrid of I.K. Dairo and Dele Ojo. Again, no offense intended here since I don't know who preceded who among these three. Much thanks EgbaAleke for posting this wonderful Juju song.

[@urvillagepeople]

sirfemo According to records. He actually senior those two great guys mentioned and in what age will you people of this miserable world stop judging people with their looks. And for your information he’s nothing close to those violent mentioned he actually took his own life because of his two friends at that time used his car for robbing. He killed himself when he heard the story but at the end of the story the two guys claimed he didn’t know anything about their crimes but it was too late. He was a good singer and a good father.

[@BIGMANTV1MUSIC]

GOOD STUFF!(Ezz!)

[@naijanistan]

What's this kind of negative comment all about? Kicking a dead man in his grave? There is no fact to your story. You gotta understand that an unverified story/ incident is nothing but a RUMOUR. Remember, Wale Glorious has Children, grand and probably great grand children. How would this comment make them feel? We have to be sensitive how we talk about others especially those who have passed on. I'm pulling you up with love, and not putting you down. God Bless.

[@rolexspencer]

some Yoruba people are so bad even in death they still insult wale glorious integrity. this song was my mum's favourite over 4 decades ago... its still unique ,subtle and gloriously indegenious, bad belle people ..just shut up.

[@sundayekiran7955]

I grew up to love Wale Glorious songs with passion just as l did with Dele Ojo and lk Dairo. songs. l don't think there was anybody from his birth place or area at that time who would say that he didn't love his songs very much. Of course, there was a lot of similarities between Dele Ojo, lK Dairo and Wale Glorious songs. This is understandable in view of the fact that the three had similar background because of their common origin. For example, Dele Ojo was an indigene of llara mokin, in Akure division. Akure people as well as llara Mokins are 100% Ekitis by an undisputable facts of history. The language or accent testifies to this fact. And Dele Ojo never hid this fact in his songs. As for Ik Dairo, he was an ljesa man. Tell me the difference between ljesas and Ekitis, then l would ask you to tell me why ljesas had to team up with Ekitis to fight lbadan during the Kiriji war and immediately their teaming up was achieved, the two groups name was changed to EKITI PARAPO! (ie EKITI UNITED). Our children must begin to be encouraged to learn history.

[@saichelva1]

@KKK046: One of the advantages of belonging to secret societies. They do absolute wonders for your career. Although there is a price to be payed for wanting such success........

[@amostayofolayan4582]

This is absolute crap. You don't know what you are commenting on.

[@gbonjubayode1963]

nawa for people posting stupid comments about this man, pls wetin be armed robber ?he sings in akure dialect, so tell me the similiarity btw wale glorious akure accent and i.k dairo or dele ojo 's .pls get ur fact right at sirfemo,your comment is bad.