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@loko4191141 : Once again, thanks @jordnewton4luv. Orlando floored me with this track. I am so in love with the bass line and the agogo in the background. U have to love Orlando, I swear this guy is so off the chart!

He was said to be with Orlando but fell out with him, so the story went. He helped formulated the sound that significantly became a trademark of the late Omimah leader. He fell of the musical radar due to the heavy competition he faced from Orlando. Orlando won out due to his maverick nature, ...

The First woman I ever saw strummed on a guitar. The sole Queen of Juju sound those days.

Her trendy over-sized goggles, huge loopy earrings and knee high iro with platform shoes are all indellible in my memory. Both the men and women alike were envious; both for opposing reasons. The men, in ...

@loko4191141 : I made my first pilgrimage to this song a year ago after a very long time, I am back this year again and if the proverbial lamp (the title track) is not extinguished, I will make it an annual visit. RIP Oladunni Oduguwa.

By far my favorite Obey Track. The Highlife influence is still heavy in this track, and the sense of nostalgia it evokes spoke of the fact that Obey and his band were on tour of the UK. That sentiment still resonates now as we speak, for those abroad or far from home, the longing to be close t...

Hmmm...(reminiscing mode) I replayed this track so much, it matter of factly evaporated from the entire CD. Kissing You by Total covering Oh Honey by the Delegates. This is a good jam. Makes you wanna kiss somebody...but makes you wanna go to jail. lol

Not only is his guitar face a trademark, his fingerworks is quite catching as well. I was fixated on the way he bends the strings, the ways he "recklessly" flings his fingers to attenuate the notes. He's just a bluesman unto himself.

The Venerable Roy Clark in his own animated picking style. Lol!

Buddy Guy Shredding! Another subliminal (funky) homage to James Brown. WHAAAAAAAAAAO!!!!!! A bluesman through and through, gigging with the Brits.

Music face is commonly noted with guitar players, never knew brilliant drummers are afflicted as well. Check the brother on the drums out!

To All that have perished in the struggle for equality in Egypt, Libya, Syria, Tunisia, Iraq and many more that are bound to follow; To those fighting side by side against injustices in Nigeria, West Africa and other places around the world where death didn't just come through the explosive flas...

This is Fela's best Collab album EVER! (my silly dopey opinion). Check out the rythm section, Eni...eji..eta..erin!

2 Enigmatic Personalities In The Same Studio. On The Same Track. On Wax!

Only The Lord Knows how many pounds of "trees" went into the making of this Monster!

Centre Of The World....

Recyclable music anytime from the Oldies infinite stable. Harmonious, intsrumentation above par and san synthesizers or auto-whatever. The Enchantment and The Blackbyrds plus Ray Goodman and Co, The Floaters...nothing beats the good ol' days. This music, fine wine and a nice cozy apt gets gets...

This goes out to all labourers, toilers, those that bust theirs asses off (not clandestinely) and to the real hustlers! Friday is so smooth on the tongue(lol), the best friend, gal a or guy the sexes could ever have. Plus getting paid again?!!! Johnny Kemp will forever live well on the royalty ...

...Benibo Dagogo Jack, S.K Ideriah, Akanibo, Oga Tony Ray Eneh, Cyril Okachie, Uduak Otu (late) Okpa Peter, Ibiba White, and all of my folks from the Riverines and Port Harcourt. The Ikweres, Ikons, Akwa Ibomites, The Kalabaris, The Calabarians and all the Effiongs, Ekpeyongs, Asuquos and many mo...

...Austin Itua, Steve Akagbosu, Eremosele Peter, Odigie Felix, Omoruyi Steve, and all of my brothers in the midwest. From Edo, Esan, all the way to the Delta, Asaba, Sapele, Warri, all of my Itsekiri kinfolks, Etsako and all of Afemai. I salute you all and implore you to keep keeping on! Bring ou...

This goes to Siga Soroma Ngada, Alh Aminu Shehu and all of my compatriots from the latter part Of Kwara, stretching all the way to The Bight Of Borno and all the Nigerian part Of the Sahara. The guitar licks are unique and the lead singer remind me of Mairo Tafida. Eat your heart out Siga! Lol

@gasdemup: Who may be right or wrong on this issue is totally irrelevant. Baba and Remi fell out huge! And like all pioneers Remi suffers the indignity of comparison. Tony is mad talented as well. Fela being the genius he was knows how to milk his session men. You wanna play in his band, you go...

Good Cover. The Original By Baba 70 is the Ultimate Killer! The Bass player on this cover is the hero of this one. The Djembe player is the MVP! Altogether a tight live band. Good Job.

By some un-natural coincidence, and, or silent implication, this was the album of choice for the bachelors of the day in the 70's and 80's. A young man worth his mettle and commands a space of his own, and by a stroke of luck or hardwork owns a motorbike or a car must have this record. It seeme...

...and the last but not the least of the present day musical godesses. Recap! Chrisette Michelle (our own), Ledisi and Fantasia (Bar None) Barrino. Lol! Wow!! Yeah!!