I don't know if I'm the only one in this kinda situation, but there are some old Naija songs I'll listen to, and it still gives me the bumps, and if I close my eyes while listening through my earpods, I still get that refreshing feeling of the good ol' days, when I was still so young that if mumsi pissed me off, I'll head straight to the children's room, lock myself up, hide my head under the pillow and listen to either my 'Palito', or my 'walkman'. everything was so Indigenous, natural and pure.
On top of the list of my old skool naija songs is
PAUL PLAY's Forever. Damn!!! That song is my 'white line'.
TUFACE's African Queen. I listened to this song a couple of days ago, and I was shocked at the amount of hold it still has on me. Classic.
STYLPLUS's Stay Alive. This song literally made me shed tears back then...
Maybe its my addiction to music, but I'm most vulnerable when I'm listening to evergreen songs, because I do it with my ear buds plugged in, and my eyes closed.
I swear the feeling I get from good music is priceless!!!
I'll update more when I remember... Bye for now.

Tot wat u will post...ar Sunny Ade songs....Ebenezer Obey songs.....Christy Igbokwe songs....and others. Dunno when 2face 'African queen' bcome olden days song

janetDurling: Tot wat u will post...ar Sunny Ade songs....Ebenezer Obey songs.....Christy Igbokwe songs....and others. Dunno when 2face 'African queen' bcome olden days song

Thank you jare!
It seems Op was born in 2000.

Paul play's.. Angel of my life.
style plus... olufunmilola...
I really enjoy those songs Till date.. they make me emotional....

Before the remix
And after d remix
Baby jowo

janetDurling: Tot wat u will post...ar Sunny Ade songs....Ebenezer Obey songs.....Christy Igbokwe songs....and others. Dunno when 2face 'African queen' bcome olden days song

Perhaps you misinterpret the meaning of Evergreen. All he mentioned above are evergreen songs and cant be dismissed. If you are that old then the songs you listed above are evergreen to YOU

demelza: Thank you jare!
It seems Op was born in 2000.

Lol. I was actually born in summer of 2012.
I posted songs that are able to still get to me no matter how long its been, and I don't see how that is a problem. I have the kinda songs I like, and its not up to you 2 question that. Everybody has their different taste, and if yours is the beatles, I would respect that. So pls let's not make a scene.

Extom:
Lol. I was actually born in summer of 2012.
I posted songs that are able to still get to me no matter how long its been, and I don't see how that is a problem. I have the kinda songs I like, and its not up to you 2 question that. Everybody has their different taste, and if yours is the beatles, I would respect that. So pls let's not make a scene.

Oops! Seems I struck a nerve.
Sorry about that, meant no harm.

lalaboi:

Perhaps you misinterpret the meaning of Evergreen. All he mentioned above are evergreen songs and cant be dismissed. If you are that old then the songs you listed above are evergreen to YOU

Thanxx man.
At least someone has the level of IQ to flow in my frequency.

demelza: Oops! Seems I struck a nerve.
Sorry about that, meant no harm.

Now that's more like it: no harm meant, no harm done.
Oya your turn... What are your favorites?

Extom:
Now that's more like it: no harm meant, no harm done.
Oya your turn... What are your favorites?

Dont really have much Naija tunes.
1. Onyeka Onwenu - Iyogogo (still makes me shake my waist)
2. Tunde & Wunmi - Will you still love me (Im still looking for where to download this song).
3. Paul Play - Forever (prefer this to Angel of my Life).
4. Victor Olaiya - Baby Jowo (the collabo with 2face was mwaah).

demelza: Dont really have much Naija tunes.
1. Onyeka Onwenu - Iyogogo (still makes me shake my waist)
2. Tunde & Wunmi - Will you still love me (Im still looking for where to download this song).
3. Paul Play - Forever (prefer this to Angel of my Life).
4. Victor Olaiya - Baby Jowo (the collabo with 2face was mwaah).

Wow.
You really know your onions.
Nice one

Onyeka uwenu -ekwe
remedies-shakomo
daddy showkey-daina
Still thinking

Evergreen songs
1. Odun lo si opin- CAC good women choir
2. Ko si ogbon to le da - Chief Ebenezer Obey
3. Africalypso- Lagbaja
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5.

Andy Shurman- Oladi
Onyeka Onwenu- Dancing in the Sun, Wait For Me, African Woman, Peace Song, One Love and Iyogogo
Evi Edna Ogholi- Obaro, Happy Birthday, Raggae My Kind of Music, Message to the Youths, One Kilometer and Jealousy
Christy Essien Ibokwe- Iya mi ranti, te ta nulu and Seun Rere
Majek Fashek- Send Down the Rain
Mike Okri- Omoge, Sisi and Time Na Money
Alex Zitto- Baby Walakolombo and Tickle Mi
Sunny Ade- Appeciation, E Kilofome and Aye nreti Eleya Mi
Oliver de Coque- Cherry My Baby, and Identity
Victor Olaiya- Omo Pupa
Ebenezer Obey- Olowo Laiye Mo, Ori Mi Koni Buru and Aiye Wa A Toro
Veno- Nigeria Go Survive
Obong Peterside- Where are the Prophets?
Oritz Wiliki- Heart of Stone and Tribulation
Funmi Adams- Nigeria, Ahayye Yaro
Dizzy K. Falola- Baby Kilode
IK Dairo- Mo. Sorire
Idris Abdulkareem- Jagajaga and Kpakpadipopo
K1 d'Ultimate- Rora Se and Baba Seun
Bongos Ikwe and the Groovies- Still Searching
Fatai Rolling Dollar- Won Kere Si Nomba Wa
Sir Shina Peters- Ace
African China- London Fever
Steven Osita Osadebe- Osondi Owendu
This songs are quite evergreen, and weneva U listen to dem, they give U sweet feelings and memories. They form the bulk of my playlist, and I listen to most of them everyday. They are songs U hear occasionally on radio,and very appealing to the ears and U be like Wow!!!

zenopee: Andy Shurman- Oladi
Onyeka Onwenu- Dancing in the Sun, Wait For Me, African Woman, Peace Song, One Love and Iyogogo
Evi Edna Ogholi- Obaro, Happy Birthday, Raggae My Kind of Music, Message to the Youths, One Kilometer and Jealousy
Christy Essien Ibokwe- Iya mi ranti, te ta nulu and Seun Rere
Majek Fashek- Send Down the Rain
Mike Okri- Omoge, Sisi and Time Na Money
Alex Zitto- Baby Walakolombo and Tickle Mi
Sunny Ade- Appeciation, E Kilofome and Aye nreti Eleya Mi
Oliver de Coque- Cherry My Baby, and Identity
Victor Olaiya- Omo Pupa
Ebenezer Obey- Olowo Laiye Mo, Ori Mi Koni Buru and Aiye Wa A Toro
Veno- Nigeria Go Survive
Obong Peterside- Where are the Prophets?
Oritz Wiliki- Heart of Stone and Tribulation
Funmi Adams- Nigeria, Ahayye Yaro
Dizzy K. Falola- Baby Kilode
IK Dairo- Mo. Sorire
Idris Abdulkareem- Jagajaga and Kpakpadipopo
K1 d'Ultimate- Rora Se and Baba Seun
Bongos Ikwe and the Groovies- Still Searching
Fatai Rolling Dollar- Won Kere Si Nomba Wa
Sir Shina Peters- Ace
African China- London Fever
Steven Osita Osadebe- Osondi Owendu
This songs are quite evergreen, and weneva U listen to dem, they give U sweet feelings and memories. They form the bulk of my playlist, and I listen to most of them everyday. They are songs U hear occasionally on radio,and very appealing to the ears and U be like Wow!!!

Now that's what I'm talking about.
I thought I knew them, but I was only joking.
I respect you sir.

Extom:
Now that's what I'm talking about.
I thought I knew them, but I was only joking.
I respect you sir.

Lolz. Am stl quite young, not 2 far 4rm 30 though, but I happen to just lyk old skool songs. And I guess I was influenced by my parents who played most of d tunes back then, though I was very little den, but d tunes left a visible impact in me, and I was lyk one day when I grow up, I will collect all the tunes 2geda. Listening 2 them turns me up, it makes feel rilly gud. Those songs have got a g8t deal of meaning, d compositions and instrumentations are very natural and are quite classic and consistent, not lyk most of the songs sung this days which lack all these sterling qualities. I just get damn crazy listening 2 such songs, and one of my most treasured hobby I̶̲̥̅̊s̶̲̥̅̊ collecting old school songs and kipn dem in my archives.

zenopee:
Lolz. Am stl quite young, not 2 far 4rm 30 though, but I happen to just lyk old skool songs. And I guess I was influenced by my parents who played most of d tunes back then, though I was very little den, but d tunes left a visible impact in me, and I was lyk one day when I grow up, I will collect all the tunes 2geda. Listening 2 them turns me up, it makes feel rilly gud. Those songs have got a g8t deal of meaning, d compositions and instrumentations are very natural and are quite classic and consistent, not lyk most of the songs sung this days which lack all these sterling qualities. I just get damn crazy listening 2 such songs, and one of my most treasured hobby I̶̲̥̅̊s̶̲̥̅̊ collecting old school songs and kipn dem in my archives.

Wow that's a really good thing(archiving epic songs)its more like locking time in a jar...
Keep it up bro.

Extom:
Wow that's a really good thing(archiving epic songs)its more like locking time in a jar...
Keep it up bro.

Lolz. Yea. Tnx bro. Its fun you know.

Ogbeche77:
Evergreen songs
1. Odun lo si opin- CAC good women choir
2. Ko si ogbon to le da - Chief Ebenezer Obey
3. Africalypso- Lagbaja
4 sweetest taboo - sade adu
5. sweet mother - mike okri

Every song on Sunny Neji's ''Off Da hook'' album - Fake, Prisoner of love, Blame the other man, Without your love.

Wait till you hear mine!!! Watch out for the ROYAL REALM

Olden days song oliver de coque, osadebe, fela, Sade

alotofgrace: Ogbeche77:
Evergreen songs
1. Odun lo si opin- CAC good women choir
2. Ko si ogbon to le da - Chief Ebenezer Obey
3. Africalypso- Lagbaja
4 sweetest taboo - sade adu
5. sweet mother - mike okri

thats olden days Song. Can u give me the sweetest Taboo...will u keep on loving me

[size=14pt]Send down the rain - Majek Fashek,
IYOGOGO by ONYEKA (the elegant stallion)
Oruka by Sunny NNeji
Shakomo by Remedies
BizzyBody (remix)by Psquare[/size]..

Them plenty

Yusuf olatunji : 1. The kings of lagos. 2. Yegede. 3. Asam ba eiyele sere virtually all yusuf olatunji's song

k1 berlin, tu face grass to grace album, tony tetula my car, and k1 talaso

Skalley......shidioke

janetDurling: Tot wat u will post...ar Sunny Ade songs....Ebenezer Obey songs.....Christy Igbokwe songs....and others. Dunno when 2face 'African queen' bcome olden days song

it means what we have on Nairaland are children.