Dele Ojo & His Star Brothers Band - Bouncing Bona / Oja Omoba (Audio)

[victoriajayi200]

This is nice

[jekoyemijohnson1]

Once again thank u for dis record, pls. post Aiye Soro record and Oni Suberu records 

[uplawal1]

@Planetolusola,the great omo oduduwa,pls lets know you on facebook as well cos youre a wonderful person,we(Nigeria/yorubas) love all

[daveibukun]

are they speaking english???

[estad1234]

que tema original de los setentas,gracias africa

[sawe707]

Ladoosa

Those who continue making Yorubaland unhabitable are not taken a day off. It is sad to think our best was in the past.

[omogoriolaaramide1]

nice music

[omogoriolaaramide]

Now, i know where Obey got his inspiration from..

[ladoosa]

Well, Mr. or Mrs Planetolusola, who are you? When I listen to these music, I have hope in Nigerai and we shall rise again.

[planetolusola]

Thanks. We shall surely rise again as a people.

[oluwalogbon58]

this really takes me back ... way back.. thanks

[bellemskey]

Oh planetolusola... thanks so much for this... I love bouncing bona so much...:-)

[fj4eva]

Planetolusola, you are doing tremendiously well thank you for helping us to trace our roots, more grease to your elbow. pls keep it up.

[sunnyowo]

Planetolusola you are indeed the true son of oduduwa. may the Lord bless your entire household. Pls in support of pastorisaac611, I will be delighted, if you can help us upload Wale Glorious. You are highly favoured. Many thanks.

[planetolusola]

I'm on the hunt for Wale Glorious. Will post as soon as I find it.

[pastorisaac611]

God bless planetolusola for this wonderful loading of Dele Ojo. Can u please load "Wale Glorious" the contemporary of Dele Ojo, Akosile in those days. Mind you I am from the same region like them!

[Fontabele]

Dele Ojo, oh boy, i love him.

can u post his "Aba o terena terena tere"

i think dats his alltime best

urs uwa747.

[gbengus99]

This is too much of a memory for me. It reminds of all good things happening in Nigeria @ the time these gems of songs came out.

Thank you v. much, Planetolusola.

[planetolusola]

My pleasure.

[Reminator33]

Thank God for Dele Ojo's life. I love him.

My Grandfather would call me as a toddler to dance to this song. We lived in a remote African village then. We didn't get to enjoy this music to the full watts on our bush radio then.

This was almost 50 years ago. You don't expect much technologically.

God Bless you planetolusola for posting this song. It reminds me of my grandfather and grandmother who have long gone. God Bless.

[compae31]

the first song is very popular in places in Colombia Like Barranquilla And Cartagena We Call It La Pipona......

[tawe2006]

Itoseb many thanks for the update on the maestro.

[Itoseb]

@Outreachat: I vaguely remember hearing the first track of this record. But hearing it now, it sounds so different. I could have sworn he has done two versions of this recording.

I have a seven inch single which my mum brought, which was released in the early 1960s. I think you might remember it. The B side is called Bosikana??(Please correct my spelling)

[Itoseb]

At long long last. All you have to do is put a face behind the music and what do you get. Wallah! It has taken thirty five years, but now we know. @Tawe2006: Dele Ojo is stell around. In 2004 he did a come back tour. He was born in 1938.

[planetolusola]

Long life to Baba. A true musical genius.

[ade0007]

Thanks so much for posting these songs. Can you please load toba raiye je? I've been looking for these songs for ages.

[tawe2006]

Thanks for posting this video. Brings back wonderful memories. I like the Oja most as it is sung in my local dialect Akure (Ekiti), Kare Dele Ojo oni a san o. I wonder if he is still around. An update would be appreciated.

[blackgent0306]

Thanks very much. I grew up listening to Dele Ojo. Please post Ilu Oyinbo Dara

[planetolusola]

I'm on the hunt for 'Ilu Oyinbo Dara', will post as soon as I find it.

[Outreachat]

@WordPlace: The first number is no less than 42 years old, I tell you. I remember forming a "band" with childmates and singing it around 1967 or '68. In any case Dele Ojo was out of Nigeria soon after, and did not return until 1979; then the face of juju-highlife had completely changed. He had an album out in 1980 which rates only next to Monday John's Eyin te nri je as a superior work; but he could no longer fit into the milieu dominated by Sunny and Obey then. Would be nice to see it posted.

[WordPlace]

Where did you get this music? I swear i heard this last about 30 years ago! Brings back good memories. Thanks for the upload.

[bellemskey]

Hey Planet.... Sweet... Oh Bouncing Bona....

[planetolusola]

How about that agidigbo drums in Oja Omoba? - wicked!!