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March 31, 2011

Chief Commander Ebenezer Obey& his International Brothers -Miliki Sound, Decca West Africa 1973

Ebenezer Obey, front

From Bahia, we jump back across the ocean to West Africa
where originally most of Bahia’s inhabitant’s ancesters came from.
It has indeed been some time since we had us some of this
sweet Nigerian sound. Miliki Sound is what Chief Ebenezer
called it in 1973. Nowadays it goes for juju. One way or the
other, mellow but still funky, enjoy Chief Ebenezer Obey &
his International Brothers.

tracks;

1 Alowo majaiye
– Aiye laba ohun gbogbo
– Rora
– Gba mi lowo ota
– Ma di oni kanra
– Ile baba mi
2 Miliki
– Oluwa mo njade lo
– Pepeiye bimo
– Maje nyo aiye wa
– Baiye nsata

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6 Comments

  1. øשlqæda 31 March 2011 at 23:30 - Reply

    yes, thank you moos

  2. Anonymous 1 April 2011 at 08:26 - Reply

    Nice selection Moos. Next up, King Sunny Ade please!

  3. balloons 2 April 2011 at 01:32 - Reply

    Thank you! Came across this site via the ‘Obey’ graphic on Owl’s mightily affirming blog and checked this joint (as Owl might say) out. I’m really enjoying it :-) thanks for turning me on to Obey!

  4. moos 2 April 2011 at 06:34 - Reply

    check out Obey in our search bar and find a lot more…Ceers balloons..

  5. øשlqæda 3 April 2011 at 00:43 - Reply

    hey moos! the sidebar graphic ‘balloons’ mentions is in fact a direct link to yer obey search function :) & ritefully so as you host more of his albums than anyone on the interwebs. cheers

  6. Cole 8 April 2011 at 14:05 - Reply

    WOO HOO! You know what I like…
    Thank you!

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