Admiral Dele Abiodun ~ Ojo To Paje Loru (side one part a)
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Dele Abiodun for most of his musical career remained an ally of Sunny Ade against the ever- present antagonists such as Emperor Pick Peter.His strength lies in his indepth use of street-wise proverbs,most times with caustic taste against his enemies.Strange enough, he came from a part of Edo-state where Yoruba is not spoken.Yet, he is able to carve a niche for himself in the pantheon of Yoruba Juju hierarchy .
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Remember the tussle between Dele Abiodun & Pick Peters. The duo, for me, came up with their best output during this period. Spellbinding music. @groovemaster many thanks for sharing.
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Real African Music at last. Thanks for posting it.
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oh my goodness!!!! These are TRUE artist. The composing and arrangement is OUTSTANDING!!!!
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thank you i love this the best gift i got from a fellow countryman since i left my original home
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thx
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I don't speak the Yoruba language but have always enjoyed Dele Abiodun music more than all others. Please pardan me his beats and arrangement are mesmerizing
omata54
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Dele Abiodun cannot be crowned the king of juju music simply because sunny ade was by far a better singer, dancer and guitarist and his songs had a resonance which A.D.A took his influence from.
thanks groovemontzer. how do i load this song into my blackberry?
NewMayflower 1 year ago
@NewMayflower - you can download the mp3 at global groove. see the link in the video discription.
groovemonzter 1 year ago
Dele Abiodun, correctly spelt; third force in the juju music hierarchy of the Sunny Ade-Ebenezer Obey generation. His especial gift is arrangement, but he also introduced the gong-agogo ensemble, a range of about six gongs where it used to be one or two. Not as talented as Obey and Sunny Ade as a composer, but Dele Abiodun will liven up an old tune or folk song beyond the pale of ordinary familiarity. He is a more reassuring voice now that the younger generation has gone haywire with so little.
Outreachat 2 years ago
I have more Dele Abiodun that I'll post later. I really like this piece. It's raw and compelling. I wish I could have seen Abiodun and his band live in a club in Lagos. Those must have been some great nights.
groovemonzter 2 years ago