On special request, SALPS 20, King Sunny Adé &
his African Beats. With special thanks to the recording
engineer of Phonodisk Mr. Kayode Salami & his assistant
Mr. Mathew Oghor Osiuhwu. Wonderful names ; ) listen !
tracks;
1 Ori mi ja fun mi
– Oro ile aiye
– Olowo jeun jeje
– Alhaji Mukaiia Onabanjo
– Segun Akanni Laiwola
2 Omode omela
– Igun nyeyin
– Tiwa ni yio bori won
– Asa waun titi
– Afefe yeye
Moos,
You made my day. This King Sunny’s record is great. Keep up your good work, your records are real African treasures…
Moos,
You made my day. This King Sunny’s record is great. Keep up your good work, your records are real African treasures…
Thank you very much for all these fantastic LPs…All the best!!!Kostas from Greece.
Thank you very much for all these fantastic LPs…All the best!!!Kostas from Greece.
Moos. You are the best! I’ve been waiting to get this record for over ten years. You have made my day. Thank you very much. And if you come across King Sunny Ade’s Explosion recorded in 1984 I think, please post that as well. Thank you
Tunji
Moos. You are the best! I’ve been waiting to get this record for over ten years. You have made my day. Thank you very much. And if you come across King Sunny Ade’s Explosion recorded in 1984 I think, please post that as well. Thank you
Tunji
I’m glad to make everybody so happy and eh.. hey Kostas, good to see you’re still there…
I’m glad to make everybody so happy and eh.. hey Kostas, good to see you’re still there…
moos,
I’ll follow you…for ever.
Many thanks again!!!
Kostas from Greece.
moos,
I’ll follow you…for ever.
Many thanks again!!!
Kostas from Greece.
Thanks for more Sunny Ade and the rest of the blog. So much fantastic music. Best wishes to you.
Thanks for more Sunny Ade and the rest of the blog. So much fantastic music. Best wishes to you.
Thanks
Thanks
Hey Moos!
You star!
I’ve known that title track from the UK release of Juju Music in 1982 and this is so honeyed by comparison, lugubrious and glorious, almost sticky as it wraps itself around your ears.
So thanks once again Moos, you have brightened up my day,
Thom
Hey Moos!
You star!
I’ve known that title track from the UK release of Juju Music in 1982 and this is so honeyed by comparison, lugubrious and glorious, almost sticky as it wraps itself around your ears.
So thanks once again Moos, you have brightened up my day,
Thom