side one:
Sunny Ade & His African Beats
"Syncro Chapter 1"
(1977)
side one: Syncro Feelings
side two: Oba Adeyemi (Alafin Oyo)
akknile said... "From 3:22 Hadji Tiamiyu @ his best`Bo pata mi o bo pata,bo sokoto mi o bo sokoto,bo bante mo bo bante kini mo obirin se afo ju di......O.B.O LOL!"
Outreachat said... "This was the first juju album to use the Hawaiian guitar. Its effect was so spell-binding I still recall being a part of crowds on a Lagos street September 1977 listening in wonder to Sunny's latest innovation: it was unlike anything he had ever attempted. The long steel guitar solo 10:11ff is a rendering of a folk song by the twins, The Lijadu Sisters, "Iya O, Ololufe Mi" (My Mother, My Lover), but Sunny's guitar takes it right into the spheres!"
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side two:
5 comments:
akknile You are very right!!!
I really love this side 2 titled "Oba Adeyemi (Alaafin oyo)". OMG i have never seen a pool of old school yoruba musc like this b4 in my life. Groove monzter u've wounded me oooooo cos i won't log out of this blog again. I'm the guy hitting from Leeds.
Adetola
God bless u for all this sunny ade oldies........i only have four of his old school CD's.............now u've given me more than enough. Hurrayyyyyyyyyyyyyy!!!!!!!
Tola@Leeeds
You guys are the best! Sunny Ade's Syncro Chapter One (Syncro Feelings, Side One) and (Oba Adeyemi, Alaafin Oyo Side Two) are great Old School Yoruba Soul Music. I am going for an acting audition and I need to sing a few African Songs. I thought it will be nice if I can sing something from this album.
Many thanks,
Ayinded
Is it possible to download this music to my computer?
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