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- Monday June 1, 20093 comments on Chief Stephen Osita Osadebe – People’s Club Special, 10th Anniversary, Polygram 1982
With the Nigerian civil war, late sixties, Highlife practically
came to an end in Nigeria’s western region. Tribal discrimination
forced all Igbo musicians to move from Lagos as guitarband highlife
was more and more identified with the east as Igbo-Highlife.
One of the diehards, keeping guitar highlife alive, was Stephen Osita
osadebe who recorded more than 30 albums. Here’s one of them.
( Info from the Rough Guide on Worldmusic )
By the way, this dish starts a little crispy
but mellows out along the way.tracks;
1 People’s club special A
2 People’s club special BPosted by Moosat 1:29 PMCategories
- Sunday May 31, 2009
Goodafternoon, summer is really breaking through in the Netherlands.
Temperatures rise to far in the twenty’s ( Celsius ), weather for
a little Nigerian Highlife I’d say. Check this.
I found this LP on a recordfair not so long ago, an item that does
not give us the information we’d like to find. Backsleeve just tells
us titles, a year and nothing else. Nevertheless, the music is
worth a spin, or two.tracks;
1 Izu kamma na nneji
2 Chukwu kere mmadu
3 Chineke wetuo ekwensu
4 Mangala special
5 Ichere chi amaghi onye iwu
6 Ajam ashi-miPosted by Moosat 11:50 AMCategories
- Wednesday May 27, 2009
Look who’s back. Prince Nico Mbarga scored a huge hit in 1976
with Sweet Mother and eversince he sings about social and
family related matters. On this here album we hear about his
view on polygamy. Worn out cover but the LP itself
is still in quite good condition. Enjoy Nico Mbarga.tracks;
1 Polygamy
2 Njikoka
3 Experience 001
4 Simple truthPosted by Moosat 6:34 PMCategories
- Wednesday May 6, 2009
When I find another Oliver de Coque I always get exited, if
it’s his exentric way of dressing, the covers are always great.
Or the uncomplicated highlife, interlarded with Congolese style
guitars, it thrills me playing this stuff time after time.
Listen to this gentleman, listen to Oliver de Coque !tracks;
1 Anyi cholu uwa silili welele
– Ozo emezinam
2 Egwu bu ife chi nyelanyi
– Ngozi si naka ndi okenye abiaPosted by Moosat 8:56 PMCategories
- Monday May 4, 2009
In two days, this blog celebrates it’s first anniversary.
We are not as big as our fellowblog Loronix who had about
a million visitors in it’s first year but no complaints.
Global Groove is alive and kicking. Check out this great album
by Dr. Victor Olaiya, it was the first post on this blog.
Classic highlife and hard to find, enjoy it once more!tracks;
1 Omo pupa
2 Pariboto riboto
3 Yabonsa
4 Ewa
5 Opatarisius
6 Kiriji Kenkeluke
7 Omo lere aiye
8 Lafia san wa
9 Kale san wa
10 AiganaPosted by Moosat 7:07 AMCategories
- Sunday May 3, 2009
Another album of Nigerian Highlife, when I was on my way to
Normandie where the party was, I dropped by the shop of ‘A’,
in Le Havre, he’s one of the dealers I use to meet in Utrecht
at the fair.That’s where I found this LP. From ’78,
don’t be too late.tracks;
1 Nwanne awu enyi
2 Ama onye wu onyePosted by Moosat 10:04 PMCategories
- Tuesday April 28, 2009
This one by the great King Sunny Adé is from 1979.
Spaced out juju with very original sound.
the Royal Sound !tracks;
1 Omo araiye ko feni foro
– Okuta ko se pa f’aiye
– Layiwola omodi ji
2 Ariya is unlimited
– Mo ni ore kanPosted by Moosat 10:04 PMCategories
- Sunday April 26, 2009
To support the 1976 Campaign, Operation Feed the Nation, Ebenezer
made this LP. “If Japan, Guyana, Russia, the Philippines, and Ghana
can do it”, Ebenezer said, “Nigeria must not fail.”
These country’s had succes with comparable programs.
Juju as good as ever by the hand of the master, hail
Chief Commander Ebenezer Obey & his Inter-Reformers Band.tracks;
1 Operation feed the nation
2 Edumare a dupe
– Ab anije enia
– Babu lukudi
– Ma ba e lo
– O ta won yo
– Ki oloriburuku enia ma ko ba ePosted by Moosat 9:54 PMCategories
- Sunday April 26, 2009
This LP by Sam Mangwana is on the Nigerian RAS label, I am
not exactly sure but it seems to be a Nigerian recording.
Either way, it spins just fine. The title of this album
does not come from one of the tracks, does it mean
life goes on?tracks;
1 Toboyi te
2 Chérie Magy
3 Afrique – Antilles = Un
4 A la CamerounaisePosted by Moosat 1:15 PMCategories
- Sunday April 26, 2009
I found someone extremely happy with Prince Nico Mbarga last
week, I like happy. Another Prince Nico finds his way to you
for that reason. On this LP the prince is surprising us with
juju, not very common but very welcome it is. The year on this
one must be somewhere early 80’s I guess, tell us if you know.tracks;
1 My pickin
2 I, dey wonder
3 Panco juju system
4 Green revolutionPosted by Moosat 11:50 AMCategories