Wow! KSA. This album to some extent defined my childhood and the connection with my parents while growing up in Warri. Although we are not Yoruba, my father loved juju music and this album was the second album he ever bought. His first was Obey - the man, the horse..., or so. Can't remember vividly. I am talking of the early 70s. We had our first gramophone, a Philip product. And we seemingly enjoyed our juju music...endless blast of joy. I literally knew all the lyrics in this classic KSA album back in the days as a child. Today, when I hear these songs I feel nostalgic, and reminisce the good old Nigeria of tremendous bliss and happiness. God bless KSA and long live Juju music.
Omonigho Johnson, We are all related...cousins...Edo...Itsekiri....Igala...Nupe....Junkun...Igbo...Hausa... etc etc. We all belong to.the niger- benue linguistic family......Even the Bantu....originated from here and spread through to the congo...Congo... South Africa.
Bruh, You couldn't be more on point. Any time I listen to KSA I remember my late Dad and those lovely Saturday mornings when we all danced in our living room to KSA on our Kenwood 12" LP.... My GOD!!! those were wonderful days
This was the high point of KSA’s confidence as a man and artist - awa ti b’egun ja, a segun egungun… Since then he has not looked back. Very few belong in this class. Legendary!
Pulsating rhythm, talking drum spewing proverbs, lyrics rich in pure Yoruba language and pregnant with meaning. Quintessential Sunny Ade. Those were the days...
This started out as a punishment and then the Love of Juju Music began, we were spoilt rotten, Obey, Adekunle, even Orlando Owoh etc. This is "EVERGREEN", nostalgia grips me when i hear this. If God gives me good life, i shall retire to music.
Thank Thee ALMIGHTY GOD For His Everlasting Mercies endures with us forever Halleluyahhhhhhh AMEN!!! Listening to this evergreen music at this period December 2023, I remember rocking with the beautiful song in the 70s Thank You LORD !
My youthful days listening pleasure courtesy of my lost and found brother who grew up in Lagos. Always looking forward to his coming home on Christmas seasons with d latest from d king sunny Ade staples. This one was my best. Cool and lovely!
Sunny Ade and Fela Kuti were the 2 African musicians included in the list of great musicians of the last millennium. Sunny Ade never studied music like Fela, but his scores are being written music. A great philosopher
King Sunny Ade we thank God that are still alife to listen to this full of sense it shows that KSA as being in Christ right from the beginning of his life.
I wore my grandfather's 8-track cassette out driving him around in his Opel Record. I was always glad to drive him to anywhere he was going as long as I can take the car when he does not have engagements. #RIP Ajie
Your grandfather must be agba man of his generation with a fancy Opel foreign car. My father, Honorable Alarape Lawal, a Member of Parliament in pre independence Nigeria, rode an Opel in the early 50s NCNC Adegoke Adelabu Penkelemesi era.
One of the many excellent tracks from KSA but sad that Awodi Jeun Epe San'ra of your ilk keep infringing on and pirating KSA's intellectual properties and copyright in order to make money through CZcams. Well, I have bad news for you. Ewe Ata ki K'ata ni Oro gbogbo yin. Bi e se nse ki Owo adanu ba KSA and others like him ni iwo ati awon iyoku bi ti e, na ma se Owo Adanu. Go and create your own original and intellectual content if you want Alubarika.
Mr Ultimate One, LET ME CLARIFY SOMETHING THAT I ALREADY SAID LAST TIME TO ONE OF MY FOLLOWER. WHEN I CREATE THIS CZcams CHANNEL, IT'S ONLY TO PROMOTE OUR BEAUTIFUL YORUBA MUSIC AROUND THE WORLD!!! IN ANY CASE I CHEATING KSA OR OTHER ARTISTS. I DON'T MAKE ANY MONEY WITH THAT , I REAPEAT IT "ANY MONEY" IT'S NOT MY SONGS, I KNOW. ALL THE THINGS THAT I DO, IT'S A WAY FOR ME TO THANKS ALL OF OUR GREATEST YORUBA ARTISTS FOR THEY CONTRIBUTION IN YORUBA MUSIC AND I WANT THAT THE NEXT GENERATION CONTINUE TO DISCOVER AND LISTEN THE SONGS OF ALL THESE GREATESTS ARTISTS. I DO IT ONLY FOR LOVE. PLEASE, BE CAREFUL ABOUT YOUR OWN CHOICE OF WORDS. THANKS T.TAIWO PRODUCTION
Owolabi bamidele Sunday replies : Disregard all anti-TTAIWO PRODUCTIONS. They are in the immortal words of the late sage, Papa Obafemi Awolowo, ,"a product of demented brain and diseased imagination" Simplicita!!!
Wow! KSA. This album to some extent defined my childhood and the connection with my parents while growing up in Warri. Although we are not Yoruba, my father loved juju music and this album was the second album he ever bought. His first was Obey - the man, the horse..., or so. Can't remember vividly. I am talking of the early 70s. We had our first gramophone, a Philip product. And we seemingly enjoyed our juju music...endless blast of joy. I literally knew all the lyrics in this classic KSA album back in the days as a child. Today, when I hear these songs I feel nostalgic, and reminisce the good old Nigeria of tremendous bliss and happiness. God bless KSA and long live Juju music.
Omonigho Johnson,
We are all related...cousins...Edo...Itsekiri....Igala...Nupe....Junkun...Igbo...Hausa... etc etc. We all belong to.the niger- benue linguistic family......Even the Bantu....originated from here and spread through to the congo...Congo... South Africa.
Bruh, You couldn't be more on point. Any time I listen to KSA I remember my late Dad and those lovely Saturday mornings when we all danced in our living room to KSA on our Kenwood 12" LP....
My GOD!!! those were wonderful days
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Omonigho that's my dads name. Wooooooooo. God bless you. Please keep in touch. I also love Sunny Ade as well. Like I said God bless.
This was the high point of KSA’s confidence as a man and artist - awa ti b’egun ja, a segun egungun…
Since then he has not looked back.
Very few belong in this class.
Legendary!
This is definitely a classic
I cannot stop liking KSA music. I grew up with/in his music.
Pulsating rhythm, talking drum spewing proverbs, lyrics rich in pure Yoruba language and pregnant with meaning. Quintessential Sunny Ade. Those were the days...
This started out as a punishment and then the Love of Juju Music began, we were spoilt rotten, Obey, Adekunle, even Orlando Owoh etc.
This is "EVERGREEN", nostalgia grips me when i hear this.
If God gives me good life, i shall retire to music.
Thank Thee ALMIGHTY GOD For His Everlasting Mercies endures with us forever Halleluyahhhhhhh AMEN!!!
Listening to this evergreen music at this period December 2023, I remember rocking with the beautiful song in the 70s
Thank You LORD !
Wow!!! 💃 This is Awesome🌻
They don’t call him King for no reason.
Classic music from a great musician 👍
My youthful days listening pleasure courtesy of my lost and found brother who grew up in Lagos. Always looking forward to his coming home on Christmas seasons with d latest from d king sunny Ade staples. This one was my best. Cool and lovely!
A classic album!
Nostalgic feelings listening 👂 to this jam again!
Aaah,those days!!!!OLIWA MI O!!
Thanks for uploading this.
Beautiful,and Lovely song Thanks.
Sunny Ade and Fela Kuti were the 2 African musicians included in the list of great musicians of the last millennium. Sunny Ade never studied music like Fela, but his scores are being written music.
A great philosopher
UNTOUCHABLE MUSIC. LOVELY. THANKS.
Rip to my legend dad ,he makes me love this music
Highly meaningful
King Sunny Ade we thank God that are still alife to listen to this full of sense it shows that KSA as being in Christ right from the beginning of his life.
Notably, King of Juju music. A talented man.
A masterpiece!!
Please continue good job, God will bless you abundantly. I enjoy been One of your fan and subscriber. Thanks
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Wow!!!
I wore my grandfather's 8-track cassette out driving him around in his Opel Record. I was always glad to drive him to anywhere he was going as long as I can take the car when he does not have engagements. #RIP Ajie
🤣🤣🤣
Your grandfather must be agba man of his generation with a fancy Opel foreign car. My father, Honorable Alarape Lawal, a Member of Parliament in pre independence Nigeria, rode an Opel in the early 50s NCNC Adegoke Adelabu Penkelemesi era.
Timeless ❤
King Sunny Ade. The greatest of them all.
This music was out in 1975,when i was just out of primary school
My pride 😤 ♥
Yessss
I want the jacket and shirt!
Credibl
Nice one
💃🎶💃Taiyelolu ijo lowo...
❤
Who knows the musicians line up...Bob aladeniyi, segun ilori, alh. Tiamiyu?
Assertive invocations
If you know. You know! Yoruba at its purest 😃
Please give us dupe Solana holy ghost conga
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One of the many excellent tracks from KSA but sad that Awodi Jeun Epe San'ra of your ilk keep infringing on and pirating KSA's intellectual properties and copyright in order to make money through CZcams. Well, I have bad news for you. Ewe Ata ki K'ata ni Oro gbogbo yin. Bi e se nse ki Owo adanu ba KSA and others like him ni iwo ati awon iyoku bi ti e, na ma se Owo Adanu. Go and create your own original and intellectual content if you want Alubarika.
Mr Ultimate One, LET ME CLARIFY SOMETHING THAT I ALREADY SAID LAST TIME TO ONE OF MY FOLLOWER. WHEN I CREATE THIS CZcams CHANNEL, IT'S ONLY TO PROMOTE OUR BEAUTIFUL YORUBA MUSIC AROUND THE WORLD!!! IN ANY CASE I CHEATING KSA OR OTHER ARTISTS. I DON'T MAKE ANY MONEY WITH THAT , I REAPEAT IT "ANY MONEY" IT'S NOT MY SONGS, I KNOW. ALL THE THINGS THAT I DO, IT'S A WAY FOR ME TO THANKS ALL OF OUR GREATEST YORUBA ARTISTS FOR THEY CONTRIBUTION IN YORUBA MUSIC AND I WANT THAT THE NEXT GENERATION CONTINUE TO DISCOVER AND LISTEN THE SONGS OF ALL THESE GREATESTS ARTISTS. I DO IT ONLY FOR LOVE. PLEASE, BE CAREFUL ABOUT YOUR OWN CHOICE OF WORDS.
THANKS
T.TAIWO PRODUCTION
What a bad comment
Owolabi bamidele Sunday replies : Disregard all anti-TTAIWO PRODUCTIONS. They are
in the immortal words of the late sage, Papa Obafemi Awolowo, ,"a product of demented brain and diseased imagination" Simplicita!!!
Who knows the musicians line up...Bob aladeniyi, segun ilori, alh. Tiamiyu?
Who knows the musicians line up...Bob aladeniyi, segun ilori, alh. Tiamiyu?