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[...]

In Sunny Adé's Master Guitarist series, this is volume 2. It was recorded in the London EMI studio by Tony Clark. Some juju to spend your thursday with, hope U like. tracks; 1 Ile labo sinmi oko 2 Dr. Sehindemi - Oshodi lo'lepetedo - Late Rex Lawson - Aiye ema ma pa

Part One of the Master Guitarist series. We had volume 4 and a kind of Best of the Master Guitarist series. One of the first albums on which the numbers are melted together to become some sort of big medley. Only on the a-side here, b-side separates the tracks like they used to. Listen. tracks;[...]

If I recall well, many people must be on the look out for this album. King Sunny Adé made quite a few and we've seen some passing by here. Now here is 'the Message'. I have no idea whát the message is and I'm not even sure I want to know. I listen to music[...]

I received some kind requests for Sunny Adé and it just so happens I had this one waiting to get posted. It is Vol. 4 from the Master Guitarist Series which were recorded in the famous London EMI studio's at Abbey Road. Sunny Adé, still without 'King', performs these 10 songs with his Green Spot[...]

Sunny Adé and his Green Spot Band made a series of 4 albums called The Master Guitarist. They were recorded in the famous EMI Studio's at Abbey Road London and this LP is 'The Best of Sunny Adé Master Guitarist'. I am not sure but if we believe the text on the back, written by[...]

Tonight's album is for the juju lovers among us. Sunny Adé, without King in those days, has always been one of the most popular juju artists in the field. I have no idea how many records he made through the years but this is No. 16 here already. Being from 1977, this is one of[...]

Some juju for your saturdaynight. This album is a compilation of some old favourites with new adaptions, as KSA describes it. You'd have to see this being said in 1983 of course. Special on this LP, to my opinion, is the instrumental version of his big hit 'Ja fun mi'. It makes me think of[...]

Live registration of Sunny Adé's performance at the 2nd World Black and African Festival of Arts and Culture. Recorded live at City Hall, Lagos between 15th january and 12th february 1977. tracks; 1 Welcome to Nigeria ( reunion of the black people ) - Bimo laya tiko lewa - Oba elejigbo - Alhaji Monso /[...]

In the continuing story of King Sunny Adé, we find this album from 1987. King Sunny wears diamond leather and a golden watch and sings about jealousy but the music's still sweet and that's what it's all about, talking drums and Hawaï guitars. Count me in. tracks; 1 Sokoyokoto - Honey baby - Pegan pegan[...]

Look who's back, King Sunny Adé is here with a killer album. If you're a juju lover do not miss this one, superb instrumentalists. Talking drums, hawaian guitars, sweet beat. tracks; 1 My dear - E gbe kini yi laruge - Iran akin lo nduro de ogun - Enu o dun elenu a pon la[...]

Here's a piece of Yoruba Juju History, a Sunny Adé from 1976. To my humble opinion one of the better albums. Unfortunately it has some pops and crakcle, I guess it is worth at least a couple of spins though. Get it and spread it .. Hier is een plaatje met wat Yoruba Juju historie[...]

King Sunny Adé is back with an '82 album. I had an anonymous request for more juju music. It's true, I did not post any juju for quite some time. I am getting more and more obsessed with Congolese music lately. This does not mean I don't like juju anymore but you know how these[...]

Last but not least in this series of juju updates is this LP of King Sunny. The cover was used for a compilation CD recently, funny enough they did not take any of the tracks from it. tracks; 1 Afai bawon ja - Igba tode - Won so wipe a kere - Asese bere 2[...]