uglodoh:


I thought it was Segun Adewale that sang won re ti eleya mi. RIP to the Legend.

Thanks, its aiye nreti eleya I wanted to type.

Araye o ema reda pin o..won reti eleya o araye won reti eleya o nibo lefi toluwa si...Rest on Legend

ayourbamie:
Aiye nreti eleya, nibo le fi toluwa Si o.

Awodi nfo lo ke re re o loun fe Mo Oluwa.

If tell me that u love me baby, why do you say u don't

. Agbalagba ton ta roba feye ,too ba fisile ..... Prince Adekunle ...Rest in the blossom of the Lord.

Christane:
R.I.P sir ..bt i dnt knw him.

You know Sir Shina Peters, right?

That was the man that Shina Peter served under as a young musician

ajepako:


You know Sir Shina Peters, right?

That was the man that Shina Peter served under as a young musician

He sang "Aiye N'reti Eleya". That very popular track!

Sunofgod:
Never heard of him.....

Indomie pikin. That man trained sir shina peters

eezeribe:
Legend kọ... Guinness Ní..

Omo ale jatijati

ayourbamie:
Aiye nreti eleya, nibo le fi toluwa Si o.

Awodi nfo lo ke re re o loun fe Mo Oluwa.

If tell me that u love me baby, why do you say u don't

god bless u sire,eku ere opolo,u remind me of his old lines...he was a gentle juju maestro way back

maximum rest to a passing away icon, i doff my cap for you PRINCE ADEKUNLE {BABA ADITU EDE}. forever be love by music lover.
Extend my farewell to Baba Adebayo Faleti, Prince Gbenga Adeboye and the co Past Legend. We love you all. YOUR WORK SPEAKS ON. RIPP......
AGBALAGBA TO N TA RUBBER SEYE.... BI O BA FISILE YIO WONA....

placeofallure:


Where is the map? We don't even know where the East is.

You ppl will not kee someborri

Deckylicious:
who be this wan. We duh know him here in the East

East is not part of Nigeria naa.

D indomie children will not know this legendary juju musician.


Baby,u tell me say u love me y u saying no
U love me I love
U kiss me I kiss u .
Ololufe ma no KO wa le

Unfortunate, those people worked very hard but one nigeria problem didnt allow them see the fruit of their labour.

Bad economy and piracy destroys their efforts.

One nigeria is a mistake.

holatunde1759:






You ppl will not kee someborri

Don't die hmmmn

Truthisit:
He trained Dayo Kujore as well.

Even Sir Shina Peters and Segun Adewale were his boys way back.

Deckylicious:
who be this wan. We duh know him here in the East

Many people from the east know his music and some also know him. Rugged man used his music as chorus for his reply to 9ice when they had issues, the song is titled a word is enough for nice.
I am not yoruba but I have his album on my play list. He is/was a true Legend, R.I.P Sir.

placeofallure:


Where is the map? We don't even know where the East is.

You know where the east is stop pretending, lol. People don't appreciate talented artists in Nigeria. Truth is, many people from the east know his music more than his name/face and some also know him. I became his fan when Rugged man used one of his music as chorus for his reply to 9ice when they had issues, the song is titled a word is enough for nice.
I am not yoruba but I have his album on my play list. He is/was a true Legend, R.I.P Sir.

stevedre:


You know where the east is stop pretending, lol. People don't appreciate talented artists in Nigeria. Truth is, many people from the east know his music more than his name/face and some also know him. I became his fan when Rugged man used one of his music as chorus for his reply to 9ice when they had issues, the song is titled a word is enough for nice.
I am not yoruba but I have his album on my play list. He is/was a true Legend, R.I.P Sir.

Ose jawe stevedre! Don't mind that naughty deckilicious or warefa be him name.

placeofallure:


Ose jawe stevedre! Don't mind that naughty deckilicious or warefa be him name.

I am always having issues with some of my friends when they hear me listening to talented artist like General prince Adekunle, I always tell them this people never used voice filtering and the instrumentals were not fake or programed thats why their live performances are always (if not better) than their recorded songs.
Was watching Bright Chimezie performing live in 2015 and I was like wow, after so many years he is still good and the band was awesome. I am listening to Aiye Nreti Eleya Aropin Ni T'enia right now and its bursting my medulla as usual.

stevedre:


I am always having issues with some of my friends when they hear me listening to talented artist like General prince Adekunle, I always tell them this people never used voice filtering and the instrumentals were not fake or programed thats why their live performances are always (if not better) than their recorded songs.
Was watching Bright Chimezie performing live in 2015 and I was like wow, after so many years he is still good and the band was awesome. I am listening to Aiye Nreti Eleya Aropin Ni T'enia right now and its bursting my medulla as usual.

Yes you're correct, the voice was raw, no assisted technology or some sort. When I first listened to Bright Chimezie, I was awe stricken, the track was : the black man wey dey here is commiting suicide. We are loosing them one by one. No more Oliver de Coque, no more Barry Wonder, no more Fatai Rolling Dollar, no more Sir Orlando Owoh. I belong to the indomie generation but I just love these legends. Death is an inevitable end for all mortals.

placeofallure:


Yes you're correct, the voice was raw, no assisted technology or some sort. When I first listened to Bright Chimezie, I was awe stricken, the track was : the black man wey dey here is commiting suicide. We are loosing them one by one. No more Oliver de Coque, no more Barry Wonder, no more Fatai Rolling Dollar, no more Sir Orlando Owoh. I belong to the indomie generation but I just love these legends. Death is an inevitable end for all mortals.

You really have a great taste for good music. Music is like love, you feel it once it strikes you, well I guess the quest for money instead of what really gives us joy have eaten deep into the system to the extent almost all new artists want to be a hiphop star just for the fame and money not really because they have the talent for it. This our culture and its unfortunate they keep losing their relevance with each passing day.