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February 20, 2010

Chief Commander Ebenezer Obeyand his Inter Reformers Band -Eda to mose okunkun, Decca 1977

Another fine album by the great Ebenezer Obey, the label of the LP
tells us it’s from 1976 but the cover says 1977. One way or the other,
I think it’s a fine recording and very much worth a few spinnings.
Pay attention to the drummers on this one, outstanding team of players.

tracks;

1 Eda to mose okunkun
– Aiye mi a toro
– Oluwa gbemi leke
– Bowo fun baba ati iya re
– Igbagbo ati imale
– Kaluku lo nse odun
2 Kini ti ma se aiye yi si
– F’eso j’aiye
– Rora rora
– Omoluwabi ni mo feje
– Kaka ki gbajumo jale
– Eledumare a segun elegan

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14 Comments

  1. Anonymous 21 February 2010 at 10:25 - Reply

    Thank you for posting this great album. Please more Ebenezer Obey and Sunny Ade.

  2. Goofy 21 February 2010 at 17:43 - Reply

    I like it, more Juju. Thanks Moos!

  3. Goofy 21 February 2010 at 17:43 - Reply

    I like it, more Juju. Thanks Moos!

  4. Taylor 22 February 2010 at 02:39 - Reply

    I am sorry that I don’t write as much as I should this Obey stuff (not only this one is fabulous) wish you could get it down to individual cuts more often — but thanks for the music

  5. Taylor 22 February 2010 at 02:39 - Reply

    I am sorry that I don’t write as much as I should this Obey stuff (not only this one is fabulous) wish you could get it down to individual cuts more often — but thanks for the music

  6. moos 22 February 2010 at 07:30 - Reply

    I am sorry Taylor but can you explain ‘individual cuts’ ?

  7. moos 22 February 2010 at 07:30 - Reply

    I am sorry Taylor but can you explain ‘individual cuts’ ?

  8. Anonymous 22 February 2010 at 09:14 - Reply

    Individual cuts is not a good idea. In Nigeria, long play is the norm. The music is presented as the artist wanted.

  9. Anonymous 22 February 2010 at 09:14 - Reply

    Individual cuts is not a good idea. In Nigeria, long play is the norm. The music is presented as the artist wanted.

  10. Tunde 22 February 2010 at 17:15 - Reply

    GG,
    Once again you have made my weekend. Please keep them coming. I would like to know if you are a collector of these fine wines? I have a couple myself. I just got back from Naija and decided to bring all of my father’s old vynils. Let’s talk if you are intrested.

  11. Tunde 22 February 2010 at 17:15 - Reply

    GG,
    Once again you have made my weekend. Please keep them coming. I would like to know if you are a collector of these fine wines? I have a couple myself. I just got back from Naija and decided to bring all of my father’s old vynils. Let’s talk if you are intrested.

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  13. Psych 24 February 2010 at 15:58 - Reply

    Nice one bro. Keep it up. Feel free to check out my blog : http://9ijamusic.blogspot.com/

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