amagunnerfan2:
Good bless you op.

phineas:
Naptu ever thought to write a book about Nigeria.Her people her music, her food, her history and her culture.That will be a book worth reading

naptu2:


Bro, I saw your earlier post, but your question took me on a journey that was sometimes frustrating. I'll tell you what happened.

I recognised the lyrics as soon as I saw your question (I knew that I had heard the song), but I couldn't remember the melody. It was so frustrating! I kept searching my mind, trying to remember where I had heard those words.

Then I remembered the melody yesterday night and it occurred to me that the song has been done more than once. There's a 1970s version and a 1990s version, but I couldn't remember the name of the song or who sang it. I wasted a lot of time because I wrongly believed that the 1970s version was done by Ofege.

Now I've found the '70s version. I'm hoping that someone will hear this and remember the name of the person that covered it in the '90s.

Wrinkers Experience - Fuel For Love.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=39oV7VcTAWE

Ishilove:

Nope, under 40

naptu2:

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Now I've found the '70s version. I'm hoping that someone will hear this and remember the name of the person that covered it in the '90s.

Wrinkers Experience - Fuel For Love.

I am about 86% sure it's Zubby Enebeli

He had a guitar in the video, with a babe standing by him. He also covered Rex Lawson's Love mu Adure.

Source: Charly Boy Show... 199*

naptu2:




Chief Stephen Osita Osadebe's Osondi Owendi is on the list. Read the list slowly.

naptu2:
Does anybody know the name of this song? Attached below this post is a link that will prompt you to download a voicenote of me playing the tune on my keyboard. I've played it without any accompaniment or chords, so that it'll be easier to figure out the tune I'm talking about.

Please help if you can.

naptu2:

That's the song. Although Nelly Uchendu's version was slower, but that's the tune. Thanks very much.
Do you know the name of the person that sang this hausa song (check the attachment below).

olaleke2:
Who remembers the man that Apartheid song?

He sang something like "The whole world is saying....stop this apartheid. Africans are saying, free Nelson Mandela...."


I believe he also sang one Igbo track, too....

Wetin be the man name sef?

Naptu2, any idea?

olaleke2:
Who remembers the man that Apartheid song?

He sang something like "The whole world is saying....stop this apartheid. Africans are saying, free Nelson Mandela...."


I believe he also sang one Igbo track, too....

Wetin be the man name sef?

Naptu2, any idea?

eaglechild:

Good recall

I don't know her name or whereabouts.

ottersberger:
Where is William Onyeabor and his former producer, Goddy Oku on this list?.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gDjurbi97Qg

naptu2:


That's not it. The song I'm referring to was done in the '70s. It's a James Brown type funk song.

cooooooks:
Do you mean Fantastic Man or Atomic Bomb?

naptu2:
I've finally found it. He later became one of Fela's saxophonists. I've just discovered that he passed away earlier this year.



Professor Y.S. & his B.B. Band - One Early Morning (1969)


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=StOVFuZ3u9M

deekseen:
Baby kilode

AlphaMike:
Pls who remembers this popular song "Ambushing ambushing, am going ambushing" don't know if its Mike Okri or Dizzy k that sang it.

AlphaMike:
I guess its the same song am looking for? Ambushing Ambushing

AlphaMike:
I guess its the same song am looking for? Ambushing Ambushing

30secs:
Hello naptu2 theres this south African Jazz song I've been trying to remember the title of.
I believe Hugh Masekela was featured in the song
The song had a trumpet solo at the end
The video had little kids playing in a kind of flower field
Can you help? Please

naptu2:


I've been trying to remember the name of that song since Christmas, but I've had no luck. I've searched YouTube and Google in case something there will jog my memory, but I've had no luck. I need that song for my next thread, but I can't find ithe because I can't remember its name.

Willzkid:
I can't remember the full lyrics to this song...I grew up listening to it in Benin

Free, I want to be free from your trouble
Eje ka jo (2x)
Oh oh oh oh
Eje ka jo..


It was upbeat with a funky feel

Please who remembers?

naptu2:


That's Free by Fellyx And Mozzyx