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  • Hey JHL, thanks for your comment. I have just checked out the video on your channel - I love what you're doing. Amazing in every aspect!!!!!!!

  • @eugeneskeef Thank you for your kind words. I'm revisiting this video every now and then be inspired by these amazing musicians. I'm hoping that this, and all the other musical treasures coming out of Africa will get more recognition in the rest of the world during the coming decades. This stuff should be performed in the great concert halls and dance halls all over the world.

  • Killing!

  • I'm in Love with who I am...pure Nwafor (Igbo boy) undiluted!

  • The guy playing the single-hole udu is using a soft beater improvised from a piece of sponge.

  • could you please tell me what he is playing the water jug (udu) with?

  • @bigborn973 am in brooklyn new york too and you just feel like you are in prison wao you on is a simple matter, as for me i'm a prisoner soon to be released back to my motherland Abia State whwre I belong no where debt sleep all night with me

  • Why did it have to end?!?!?!

  • Thanks for your comment murphy4God. Just send me an email at eugeneskeef@gmail.com and we can start talking about bringing the guys to Japan. There's much more great music they can perform.

  • am in new york, 42 stories high above the earth, but I take my village any time. I miss my people so much. I feel like am in prison over here.

  • great respects! greetings from Greece

  • at first when I saw these dancing dudes I was a bit amused by their weird looking dance routine, but after dozens of times watching this video I realize that if I were to be lucky enough to be there I would have done exactly that same dance :)

    still amazing after all this time. Bravo

  • Heeey Guy I want more of these guys as soon as possible pls!!!! Sweet melody coming from amazing talent !. Organize them and get more of them!

  • @uuz10 Thanks so much for your encouraging words. You have put more fire in my soul. I will finally do that, which I have been meaning to do for years... Watch this space for more news.

  • Whoa!! That is so cool!!! I'm glad I checked this out! I want it on my iPod now... :D

  • OMENANI NDI IGBO GADI. IGBO KWENU.....YAH!.......IGBO KWENU.......YAH!........IGBO KWEZUE NU......YAH!!!.

    CHUKWU IGBO ANYI ETINYE OMENANI ANYI NAKA UKWU GI, EKWENA KA OMENANI NDI IGBO FUE. ANYI TUKWASIRI GI OBI. NNA ANYI, EKWENA KA NKPURU OBI NDI IGBO NWUA. IGBO NINE KWENU. ISEEE!

  • I'm reading a book that mentions the ogene and i decided to check it out. glad I did, as a drummer and musician i can say these are outrageous rhythms and splitting. also, check out the chops on these guys :D

  • Thanks for your comment. I really appreciate it. Please tell me t title and author of the book you mention.

  • @eugeneskeef

    its called "Things Fall Apart" by Chinua Achebe. It has been a really good book

  • @U0777 thanks, yes i read that book back in the seventies when i was still in south africa, my country of origin. thanks very much again...

  • @eugeneskeef

    No, thank you for the wonderful video

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  • you gotta do what you gotta do to get entertained

  • omg the guy on the right has a real death stare.

  • i hope to be with u one day real

  • i am from poland and married to an igbo boi,.... where is part 2

  • Awesome vid. I want to go there and try to learn something about making music.

  • Lol the way the guy at our right keeps staring at the camera! So scary and cute at the same time

  • this is awesom man! im doin a project in school and i needed samples of igbo instruments like da oja and ogene and ima play this at my school this is too cool!

  • Ogene! These are guys are really talented. If they were in western world , the will make money.

  • @Emeka7777 That is true, same can be said for many other Musicians in West Africa. From Nigeria to Senegal.

  • Great art work. Well done 100%

  • These Guys have taken so much drinks, Star Beers. They are even sitting on top of it.lol

  • Super skillfull. great arrangement. Ebeano 4 life.

  • heeey u guys are nice!!!! with good production quality. look for sponsors and make an album. i bet u it will sell.

  • I LOVE the way they dance, it's so cool!

  • way to go eugene. thanks for bringing this to our attention. yoruba music is easy to find, igbo not so... and it is very beautiful too.

  • Like how the different array of instruments chime in. such complex rhythms made from simple instruments like the udu. I've been studying african music for 5 years part of a personal journey to reconnect with my heritage. the more I see how diverse africas cultures are ...I realize one lifetime is'nt enough.Africa is a tapestry of wonders

  • very cool video

  • superb!....fans of Nigerian music may also wish to view lagbaja.com where he has videos of Yoruba drum ensembles that are broken down in a similar way to this one

  • @richardolatunde thanks

  • Wow!

  • GREATTTTT!!!!!!

  • OGENE !!!!

  • is this funeral music?

  • Ogene umu Enugu na we get am. lol

  • These smart and highly skilled players deserve Ph.Ds to be awarded.

    If we start awarding Ph. Ds in these areas, no country will rival us in the musical industry.

  • igbo land is blessed...does not matter if u from Imo state....Anambra...Enugu..Abia­...parts of delta and rivers...we are all igbos Igbo kwenu

  • OMG, no place on earth rivals the rhythmic genius & beauty of Africa... BAR NONE!!!

  • I agree except for slough!

  • The origins! still very much alive and kicking. Beautiful.

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