Dr. Victor Olaiya’s All Stars International - Ariya Kabiyesi

80’s Highlife from the Evil Genius, Dr. Victor Olaiya (12/31/30 - 2/12/20) RIP.
Polydor POLP 096, 1983 - Ilu Le O! (Country Hard O!)
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Victor_...
Vinyl Rip Courtesy of www.Globalgroovers.blogspot.com
Tracks:
1. Ariya Kabiyesi
2. Owo Lowon
3. Adogan
4. Passport
5. Fami Mora
6. Ko Sowo Lode
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[@badmusolalekan2502]

This is authentic Afro musical stuff from this side of the globe.Salute to the unfathomable resourcefulness of this musical Legend.

[@adekumleadesiyam1474]

Victor olaiya was truly high life maestro in the 60s.He was really a genious.Continue to rest in peace highlife lord

[@Cotyledonous]

Thanks, Olusola, 🤙🏿🤙🏿🤙🏿🤙🏿🤙🏿
God bless abundantly...

[@akinyemiolutayo2657]

Evergreen music

[@sisiadenike]

Thank you!

[@Cotyledonous]

planetolusola, abeg, let me prevail on you again. I've not stopped listening to this album. You see, it brings back so many memories for us Ghanaians who stayed and worked in Yorubaland in the early 80s. I am sharing it with some of my mates from the era. My favourite on this album is Fami mora (Gbasolodeo). I am just wondering what the title of the track means. Please tell me. And who is the lady voice singing Gbasolodeo?

[@planetolusola]

Thanks for the comment. "Fami Mora" in Yoruba means "draw me close", like when 2 people are in love. "Gbasoledo" I believe is Kalabari meaning the same thing. Not sure who the lady singer is. Sweet highlife from years gone by my brother.

[@Cotyledonous]

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