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The only of his song wey me I know na ' Ninja bi-ke oo, she wanna take a ride...'

Sleekydee:
if u know that song, raise up ur hand.


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Is that your head?

who be chalie chalie

Na when he still get sense

Afam4eva:
I never knew "Nwata Miss" was that old a song. he shot the video of the song in the mid 2000s and i thought that wa sthe first time he was releasing the song.

Here's the video:


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qOQSzIfA3vY

That's one of his two hit songs from that album in the early 1980s. The second was a cover of this song.

Larryfest:
Truth be told i have never heard any of his songs before and i was born the same year of this performance..

This song, the "Onyiora song, Big Bottom and 1990.

i was also there

Afam4eva:
I never knew "Nwata Miss" was that old a song. he shot the video of the song in the mid 2000s and i thought that wa sthe first time he was releasing the song.

Here's the video:


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qOQSzIfA3vY

Guy, I watched the original video in the 80s when he did it with his wife Lady Di. The mid 2000s video was a remixed version.

naptu2:
That's one of his two hit songs from that album in the early 1980s. The second was a cover of this song.

stagger:
Guy, I watched the original video in the 80s when he did it with his wife Lady Di. The mid 2000s video was a remixed version.

I thought as much. Thanks guys.

Larryfest:
Truth be told i have never heard any of his songs before and i was born the same year of this performance..

In the 1980s there were a lot of slogans in Nigeria about a magical year called 1990. The government promised "Shelter for all by 1990", "Food for all by 1990" and General Babangida said that he would hand over to a democratically elected civilian government in 1990. None of these promises came true. In 1988 Charly Boy sang this afro-beat song in response to these promises. He sang about how the government was out to trick Nigerians and how politicians were preparing to line their pockets.

Charly Boy -1990 (1988)


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=C4r4IU91fbY

gift01:
And nearly 35 years later he is still relevant. I salute his doggedness but he should learn to know when his mumu don do

Nice observation.

Afam4eva:
I never knew "Nwata Miss" was that old a song. he shot the video of the song in the mid 2000s and i thought that wa sthe first time he was releasing the song.

Here's the video:


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qOQSzIfA3vY

Nwata Miss and this song below were the first two Charly Boy songs that I ever heard. He released them in the early 1980s, then in the late 1980s he released Big Bottom and 1990. I didn't know that he wasn't the one that originally sang the song. Now I've found the original, but I've been searching for Charly Boy's version since 2000 and I haven't found it yet. I'll be very grateful if anybody can connect me to Charly Boy's version of this funny song.

The Funkees – Akula Owu Onyeara (1972)


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=H0QbL3rM1Vw

attention007:
I guess it's a one hit wonder

Google is your friend. The dude released not just that one hit wonder. He started singing from his Oguta home then, and later migrated to Lagos where he exploded into national limelight by wearing all those belts and rings to promote his music. After 35 years on the entertainment scene, the guy is still relevant. Not an easy thing to accomplish. Now, his new movement have even thrust him more into national reckoning! He is a showbiz man to the core.

naptu2:
In the 1980s there were a lot of slogans in Nigeria about a magical year called 1990. The government promised "Shelter for all by 1990", "Food for all by 1990" and General Babangida said that he would hand over to a democratically elected civilian government in 1990. None of these promises came true. In 1988 Charly Boy sang this afro-beat song in response to these promises. He sang about how the government was out to trick Nigerians and how politicians were preparing to line their pockets.

Charly Boy -1990 (1988)


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=C4r4IU91fbY

I remember this one

'Dem don sew their coat with big big pocket'...

That's the only Charly boy song I know

My favourite Charly Boy song from the 1980s is, of course, Big Bottom (I'm listening to the instrumental version right now). Unfortunately I still haven't been able to find the video or the full audio version. All I have is the instrumental.

enemmo:
I remember this one

'Dem don sew their coat with big big pocket'...

That's the only Charly boy song I know

Then you should also know Big Bottom. They were from the same album and they both got massive airplay on TV and radio in 1988 - 1990.

Charley boy na musician?�

tylesh:
Is that your head?

I CNT remember agn oh

Aha! I posted this in March this year when I was searching desperately for Big Bottom.

naptu2:
Anyway, you can download Charlie Boy's 1990 album here, including the hit tracks Big Bottom, 1990 and Nwata Mis.


Note: It's the instrumental version of Big Bottom that's on that page.


Charlie Boy - 1990 album (1988).


http://mp3red.me/27569290/charly-boy-big-bottom.html

Larryfest:
Truth be told i have never heard any of his songs before and i was born the same year of this performance..

You can google his songs

naptu2:
Then you should also know Big Bottom. They were from the same album and they both got massive airplay on TV and radio in 1988 - 1990.

That was during the days of the late Jake Sollo...Jake Sollo will be remembered as the grand father of music producers of modern afro pop. He died in a motor accident in his car returning from Charlie's Boy's Alpha Studio in Oguta. Died with him was Al Jackson Umunnakwe, an upcoming artist then.

Charlie was a big act then. "Big Bottom" was the craze.

Dosmay:
Charles Chukwuemeka Oputa (Charly Boy), performing his hit song ‘'Nwata Miss'’ on stage in Lagos, 1983

Lalasticlala
Source;http://www.dosmay.com.ng/2017/10/throwback-charly-boy-performs-his-hit.html?m=1

See as him be like Wesley Snipes inside Blade.

Indomie generation don't know Baba rocked Nigeria with his style of music way back

Larryfest:
Truth be told i have never heard any of his songs before and i was born the same year of this performance..

Same Here Bro

1983 wey i jus d land for dis planet and begin suck breast....Omo see crowd...

Larryfest:
Truth be told i have never heard any of his songs before and i was born the same year of this performance..

Indomie generation alert.

That song was a damn bit back in the day.

He was just back from US and performed the songs video with his wife, lady Di.

santopelele:
Charley mumu@40, who dash him song?

You See how stupiid you are not to know any of his songs and real age.

Larryfest:
Truth be told i have never heard any of his songs before and i was born the same year of this performance..

Yeah, he made his name as the controversial son of the no nonsense Justice Oputa......and his prime time zoomzoom show.....and his unconventional lifestyle