Dr. Victor Olaiya - Ai Ga Na / Omolanke (audio)

[MrSambibi]

Hey Planetolusola, thanks for posting these songs. I would like you to please post egberun maili by sir Victor Olaiya. Thanks

[Msincognito007]

Planetolusola, where did you get all these great collections? Wowwwwww!!! Thanks for sharing.

[playgurl3737]

pls wot does ai ga na means? is it yorus or igbo....pls quench moi curiousity... thx pple....

[omoyasere]

@playgurl3737 : I don't know what it means but they are both Igbo lyric the second tho sang in Igbo Omolanke is a yoruba word (kind of truck like cart pushed by a person)

[bellemskey]

One year after and i'm still coming here to relish these vintage highlife tunes... two of Olaiya's best tracks... Ai Ga Na was always the last track to be played at his concerts and gigs, cos it meant the show was coming to an end... and Omolanke was an all time favourite... getting the ladies to the dance floor... It's always fun listening to them and i just can't stop dancing... Thanks Again Planet.

[Cotyledonous]

wandaful indeed

[stegooo2000]

Thanks planetolusola. Wonderful Music!!!

Do yoiu know who sang this highlife song "lo jo keresimesi kan loba ran se pe wa..." Do you have it? Please upload it if you do.

[ikpakpa]

Those were the days of highlife. Victor Olaiya is a classic performer. The best.

[OneWorldOneDestiny]

Excellent!!! Thanks a million.

[bellemskey]

Oh thank you so much Planetolusola, you have touched a spot in me..... Ejim egwu Nejim Ofor.... Omolake.... Okokoko..... Haaaa.... I can't stop dancing.... Pls hold me now.....Malelemalele...... Gwam ife Ngeme.... "Tell me what to do now"

[planetolusola]

Thanks for your contagious enthusiasm bellemskey. Victor Olaiya sure brings back good old memories of the highllife days. Those were the good old days....

[bellemskey]

This was his craker, which he left for the last in most of his shows.... Ai Ga Na got all the ladies shaking their waists endlessly.... So beautiful....