Dr. Victor Olaiya - Omo Pupa / Owo Ko Ni'fe (Audio)

[UncleMo77]

The second tune sounds like Victor Olaiya and the Blackbeats of Ghana. THe sound is unmistakable with those trumpet and tenor sax solos.  Jerry Hansen of Ramblers fame (Ghana) was the tenor saxophonist for Blackbeats then

[oluseguncs]

Planetolusola

I have been a fan of your too numerous to mention memorable uploads on You Tube but this beats them all, especially Owo Ko Nife. Is there any way you could help with the disc or storable download of this evergreen track?

Many Thanks

Dr C.

[planetolusola]

@oluseguncs Thanks for your support. You can download this or any other utube videos by going to mp3ify.com

[1ishara]

Great just great!!!

[MrKangume]

Oldies but good...... nice intrunental

[mannyffresh]

Does anyone knows who sang the song "Angelina o, oju nro mi o, Apon mepo're o, oju nro mi o" This is different from the one IK Dairo did (Anjelina oti'lo wa ju)

[MrChrisAni]

Picture is misleading. you should pull it

[planetolusola]

@MrChrisAni Music is too good to pull.

[wings94513]

jazzy african. interesting.

[uplawal1]

@Agentbark,ofcourse only haters will do that

[jekoyemijohnson1]

jekoyemijohnson1 ( I loved Dr. Victor Olaiya's music right from 50's. Congratulation 4 his 80th birght day recently marked, wishing him more of this. Can you pls post IYE JEMILA BABA JEMILA OMO JEMILA

[planetolusola]

@jekoyemijohnson1 Thanks for your comment. Search for 'iye jemila' on youtube.

[Agentbark]

Who is disliked this? OMG!!

[ContactKofi]

Great music though. Olaiya's contribution to Highlife is unsurpassed.

[ContactKofi]

Not sure if this has been brought up already, but this look like a picture of E. T. Mensah, not Victor Olaiya.

[planetolusola]

@ContactKofi You're right. Could not find Olaiya's picture at time of posting. My subsequent post do have his picture(s).

[olaoged1]

May the Lord bless the entire family of the late Sage Chief Obafemi Awolowo. How sweet and enjoyable my beloved country was just after our Independence. This song brought to mind one of his achievements as i recall how this classical song use to blast over our Redifusion those days in Ibadan. May his soul rest in perfect peace.

[samuel1884]

Awesome

[absul33]

nice one

[good4friday]

I grew hearing this tune. I though it was by IK Dairo. It is funny to say what we thought was saying in Igbo. "Umu akwukwo..o". When I statrted hearing Yoruba language, I laughed. This is one of those music of yesteryears that made Nigeria great. I do hope his prosterity are doing well to uphold the legacy of their father - the great musician

[rocharley32]

I am from Sierra Leone and grew up with this music every single day. My uncle Solomon used to play it every morning to the day of his death - God bless him. This song is vintage and God must have surely invited to heaven.

[lusaro100]

planetolusola,thanks so much for bringing this song here, this is my late mothers faves.

lucs.

[4kqw1]

the great people with great mind Shola well done

[hitter991]

This is great.

[ywa2000]

God continues to bless you for real...This is true National Identity and treasure...I appreciate some of the music of today but the oldies will never die as they are classics and we must continue to let the current generation appreciate the originality of Nigerian and African beats as it concerns our Artistic integrity. Continue the great uploads.

[omojeje4u]

Planetolusola,thanks for bringing us all these old music.They are refreshing!

[planetolusola]

My pleasure. Thanks for listening to them.

[dencron28]

I grew up to know this music and i am surprised that someone still have it till date. More of it please.

[akinse1]

This is one those music that vividly reminds one of the good old years.

[vixxy02]

Give me Highlife any day of the week......REAL MUSIC!!!

[oluwalogbon58]

high life .. omo pupa kil o de? thats the jam of my childhood..

[18battalion]

This is one of very few people who are the real Nigerians.

Very proud of Dr. Victor

[faeembrugh]

Has anyone got anything by the Red Spots Band???

[ADAMSAYO]

Omo pupa, the song I wooed my wife with nine years ago.

Even though at the time she never understood the meaning.....

[araoke]

HOW DID U DO IT?

[ayohfelly]

This is spectacular. Convido a todos a assistir, pois foi quem iniciou a moderna música iorubana.

Prof. Dr. Félix ayoh'OMIDIRE (OAUIfe/Humboldt-Berlin)

[funkymamadee11]

Amazing!

[calexculux]

hahaha, I bet she would say what, whyu not me???

haha I love old school music, very beatful to the ear!

[Tendayi79]

Hey eshea. this song sure makes you feel good. I've got it on audio tape

[dandyyoh]

classic of all classics. Thanks a trillion tme.

[davidakinleye]

yeah dis is wat i call claasic....thanks for d post

[gallopinto30]

love this track

[summersunt]

watch?v=JAS8pYzqvSs&feature=re­lated

this is a different version...total desecration!

[isolapepe]

Olusola, many thanks for the memories. Thanks. What memories!!! Melodious...

[YeyeOba]

My Daddy and Grandmother used to sing this song to me when I was a little girl. Beautiful and soothing song

[aderibigbe14]

woo this is fantastic music ever green i love it

[bellemskey]

Ever Greeeeeeeeeeen!!!

[abass4u2003]

It's too much..love it...yummy

[OneWorldOneDestiny]

Beautiful! Thanks for uploading this priceless music.

[badykay]

yeah....its omo pupa i want....lol

[Blackmike234]

This is just fantastic. This takes me to parts of my memory I had forgoten ever existed.

Thanks a lot, Olusola.

[planetolusola]

My pleasure. Thanks for enjoying it.

[ejalomo]

did u say classic. its vintage. thanks

[aframguy]

Thank you very much for posting this Golden Oldie from Dr. Victor Olaiya.

Can we have more?

HRH, The Oba'lumo of Isedo

[planetolusola]

My pleasure. Will post more as soon as I find them.

[planetolusola]

Classic!!