₦airaland Forum

cupidhero:
1-Cardinal rex jim lawson

tuffgongjo:
You mixed two songs together.,the Halleluyah track should be "edumare soro mi dayo"$the other is "Aiye" or something like that,"Ko songbon to le da,ko si wa to le wu,ko sona to le gb to le fi taye lorun o".

raphroye:
Highlife is the best, I have most of their songs on my laptop and phone...Highlife lovers ( i'm not talking to the kids o) like me can download them here WWW.tubidy.com just search for their name and u would surprise with the result.... Highlife is the best jare

blublahd:
OP
where you put Ayinla omowura?

Prince Adekunle?
Who knows the track Panshaga ranti ola?

Freemanan:
Or Chris Uba

gulfer:
Am listening to 'Pansaga ranti ojo ola' now. Good ol music; I still enjoy them.

tuffgongjo:
No one said so,infact some of Sunny Ade's song are laced with sexual innuendos but life that time was better than now$music wise this generation sucks.

naptu2:
Here's a reading from the book of Wisdom.
(The main story is) Adapted from Aesop's Fables. . .
Ebenezer Obey - The Donkey, The Man And His Son.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PPlk0WIlrgI

GudluckIBB:
I have it bro!

OrlandoOwoh:
Like "e ba tele mi ka lo s'agbo oni Mercury, nibi t'olomoge ti n f'omu lu'lu f'okurin jo. Gbasskelele!"

Chubhie:
Correct! Please share with a bro. Upload and share a link. Thanks.

GudluckIBB:
Chris Mba not Chris Uba. He sang Ucheena, Money

lexy2014:
U mean d chieftaincy part?

tuffgongjo:
No one said so,infact some of Sunny Ade's song are laced with sexual innuendos but life that time was better than now$music wise this generation sucks.

sonnie10:
You mean Jegede's wife. Her name is Apino.

naptu2:
Apena

tuffgongjo:
No one said so,infact some of Sunny Ade's song are laced with sexual innuendos but life that time was better than now$music wise this generation sucks.

OrlandoOwoh:
Like "e ba tele mi ka lo s'agbo oni Mercury, nibi t'olomoge ti n f'omu lu'lu f'okurin jo. Gbasskelele!"

semitunde:
"...alata sue sue, a dun ma ma d'eke o, yalumo yalumo!"

I never got that part till I was in my 20s. Nicely coded!

sonnie10:
I try, despite my limitations.

asumo12:
Ayahhh Bro listen to papa own gan gan u go know say if is not em e can't be em oooooooooooooooooooooooo

naptu2:
"Ma f'owo kan beyen, ijo ni o ba mi jo o, daddy!"

kingarizona1:
Its the 2nd part... Ko songbon to le da.... What's d name of that track please

Menace2Society:
Chai even baba Obey!

OrlandoOwoh:
God bless Orlando Owoh, Osita Osadebe, Orlando Julius, Victor Olaiya, Victor Uwaifo, Inyang Henshaw, Rex Lawson, Akaba Man, Mike Ejeagha, Sunny Ade, Ade Geto, Ojoge Daniel, Ayinla Omowura, Wale Glorious, Ligali Mukaiba, Ahuja Bello, Olavnji Yussuf, Peter Pick, Nelly Uchendu, Bright Chimezie, Danmaraya Jos, General Prince Adekunle Kayode Fashola, I. K. Dairo Bill Friday, St. Augustine and the Rovers Dance Band, Professional Seagull Dance Band, Paulson Kalu, Ralph Amarabem, etc.

lolaxavier:
As with the fabulous smiting and magical eloquence that talking drums, ‘ilu', such as bata, gangan, sere, sakara and gudu-gudu have accorded the Yoruba music industry, the Igbo's have equally enjoyed the overwhelming effect of Ekwe, Udu and Igba in the Igbo music scene.
Interestingly, the exhilarating sounds of those drums combined with the enchanting soulful voices of musicians have made Nigerian music what they were back in the days.
Nowadays, the so-called reigning Nigerian songs are gradually lacking the power to inspire, as someone recently put ‘they are more of nuisance than inspiration which they're meant to be', contemporary songs in the Nigerian music world nowadays often lack rhythm, tone, symphony, good voice and soothing words. In short, they are simply becoming an unbecoming.

Below are musicians that really rocked it back in the days. Trust me, you will surely have that nostalgic feeling if you had the opportunity to sing to these songs back then.

naptu2:
That was actually Sunny Ade.