IK Dairo is regarded as the father of Juju music. His classic ..." onmouseout="mouseOutImage(this, '4', 'FFFFFF')" onmouseover="mousOverImage(this,'QrbRXaNG6vs',1, '4','FFCC00')" /> Chief IK Dairo &...
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Ten IK Dairo songs are compiled in the order below: 1) Abimo le mo 2) Aiye le ore mi 3) Feso jaiye 4) Bebe yi ga 5) Fo na han mi 6) Baby mo fe se tura 7) Aleluya modupe 8) Hungry for love 9) Darling I love you 10) Ko soro se feleda Enjoy it. IK Dairo...
70's juju classic from Chief IK Dairo About the artist....... Born Isaiah Kehinde Dairo on January 6, 1931 in Offa, Kwara State, Nigeria; died on February 7, 1996, in Efon-Alaiye, near Akure, Nigeria. With a musical career spanning most of the latter half of the twentieth century, Nigerian bandleader IK Dairo is known as the father of juju for his role in establishing that musical style, which eventually displaced West African highlife as Nigeria's national sound. His songs, which reflected traditional Nigerian culture, appealed to a variety of listeners and his music featured instruments as diverse as the talking drums and the accordion. Dairo recorded hundreds of records and toured around the world, making him African music's first truly international star. Sincere thanks to MOOS of global groove for the audio file: globalgroovers.blogspot.com Copyright Disclaimer: All songs, images, narratives and performances in this video remain the sole property of their respective artists and/or copyright holders known or unknown. No video clips are for sale, nor do they imply challenge to intellectual properties/ownerships. They are intended strictly for entertainment, educational and historical reflection only. Chief IK Dairo -...
From the album: Hero (2010) From western world R&B and rap to traditional highlife, juju music, reggae and gospel, Paul Dairo plays them all. Support the artist and grab your CD at: www.myafricanbargains.com Paul Play Dairo -...
IK Dairo is often called The Father of Juju Music. In the 1950s and 1960's Juju was considered music of the 'poorer' people because it wasn't modern enough for the elite of the class-conscious Nigeria. After independence, IK Dairo was the chief reason Juju took off. In 1957 IK Dairo founded his band, the Morning Star Orchestra, later to become the Blue Spots. He incorporated rhythms from all over the country, and even introduced the accordion and slide guitar. Dairo's lyrical skills gave him a string of hit records. In 1963 Dairo received a Member of British Empire title from England for his achievements, the only African musician to ever hold such a title. africanmusic.org en.wikipedia.org Born: 1930 Died: 1996 Genres: Folk, Juju music, Ashiko, Highlife Years active: 1957--1996 Copyright Disclaimer: All songs, images, narratives and performances in this video remain the sole property of their respective artists and/or copyright holders known or unknown. No video clips are for sale, nor do they imply challenge to intellectual properties/ownerships. They are intended strictly for entertainment, educational and historical reflection only. Chief IK Dairo...
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Juju delight from the late Baba Aladura From the CD: IK Dairo (MBE) & His Blue Spots - I Remember 1991 Music of the World [CDC 212] Chief IK Dairo &...
Extract from radio podcast featuring Rasaki Aladokun and Baba Lateef, recorded in the early 90's at Socialistische Arbeiders Radio (SAR), Amsterdam, Holland. Download full podcast at: lolaradio.blogspot.com RASAKI ALADOKUN: Rasaki Aladokun, Nigerian talking drum miracle artist with over twenty-five years of experience. He was a valued member of King Sunny Ade's band for over twenty years. During that period Rasaki participated in the recording and release of over 50 albums and CDs. Rasaki's incredible energy and mastery of the talking drum has probably contributed to making King Sunny Ade what he has become in the music world. Rasaki is well traveled having performed in several musical engagements in Asia, Europe, the US, not to mention in several parts of Africa. Rasaki's expertise has earned him the respect of music lovers all over the world. He has been a featured artist in the recordings of many notable musicians, among them, OJ Ekemode, Stevie Wonder, and Babatunde Olatunji of Drums of Passion among others. Rasaki Aladokun...
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The late, great Isaiah Kehinde Dairo, MBE. IK Dairo MBE
Quedada totalmente improvisada con Dairo Galeano, colaborador de DesarrolloWeb.com, autor del manual de jQuery Mobile. Nos juntamos para hacer unas pruebas para una siguiente charla que presentaremos en breve para tratar de explicar desde cero este interesante framework de desarrollo de sitios web para móviles. Con Dairo...
Siento que te alejas mas y mas de mi yo no se que pasa pero es asi ya no soy para ti nunca mas el que prometiste para siempre amar todo lo que es nuestro te parese mal besos y carisias ya no son igual casi sigo si valor para amar esta situacion tan triste y persindad hola soy yo dame un minuto para hablarte por mas que e tratado sabes no puedo olvidarte todo mundo piensa que para mi es algo facil o cuando hablan de ti dijo que es cosa de antes se que cometimos un grave error dejar de estar con tigo esa no fue la solucion separacion inrremediable pues para mi es muy fuerte la ausiencia de tu amor es mas grande al no tenerte que pena que unos dijan que tu amor no es para mi que no tuvo sentido y fue mejor que fuese haci donde esta lo que desiaste para mi conrtestame con franquesa que te quiero escuchar y una verdad comvinsente que no se compare con los rumores de la gente que oye mal me tienes desesperado me dicen que reaccione que con migo tu has juagado porque tu de mi no te pudiste enamorar que si estuviste con migo en la lista yo era uno mas de los tantos que andan por tu mente porque unos tontos se enamoren facilmente y de repente piensan que el amor les a llegado la triste realidad es que se encuantran engañados como yo lo estoy y es verdad y no lo niego yo te trato de olvidar siento que mas te quiero yo........... me muero sin ti salvemos nuestro amor....amor amor... no me dejes asi.... no te alejes asi..... tu desias que me amabas yo me ilucionaba me ignorava que <b>...</b> siento que te...
60's Juju rework from the late IK Dairo From the CD Compilation: Juju Master (Original Music OMCD009, 1993) Songs: 1. Ema Mobun Saya 2. Onile Gogoro 3. Rora Feso Jaiye 4. Guluso 5. Bonfo 6. Salome Chief IK Dairo &...
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artist: IK Dairo and his Blue Spot Band song: Ta Lo Ba Mi Ri 012511 Los Angeles IK Dairo - Ta Lo...
Classic juju music from the father of them all - late chief IK Dairo Chief IK Dairo &...
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Nigeria Afrodisia Dwamps2184 Stereo Track List - A Side Ori Wo Bire Gbemi De Alhaji Akintoye Ahala Lulu Jo Are Chief Oyewusi Fowowe Sincere thanks to Henk Madrotter for the vinyl rip and audio file. Visit Henk at: madrottersecondblog.blogspot.com For more Highlife, Juju and Fuji music on the net, visit Groovemonzter at: groovemonzter.blogspot.com Chief IK Dairo &...
60's Ashiko Highlife from the Late IK Dairo en.wikipedia.org The first truly international star of African music, Mr. Dairo specialized in juju music, a lively mixture of traditional Yoruba social dance drumming, songs, and praise poetry, Latin American rhythms, and Christian church hymns, performed on guitar, percussion, and talking drums. In a career spanning more than fifty years, Dairo made hundreds of records, and toured Africa, Asia, Europe, and the Americas, paving the way for younger musicians such as King Sunny Ade, Ebenezer Obey, Shina Peters and many others. Born in Offa, Kwara State, Mr. Dairo joined his first juju band in 1942, and spent the next ten years as a migrant laborer and cloth trader, while continuing to perform music on the side. In 1956 he returned to his family's home town, Ijebu-Ijesha, and formed his first band, the Morning Star Orchestra. In 1959 the band was rechristened the Blue Spots, a name retained until Mr. Dairo's death. Mr. Dairo's meteoric rise paralleled the emergence of Nigeria as an independent nation (1960), and his music still symbolizes that period for many Nigerians. Kings, Ambassadors, Businessmen, Heads of state all counted themselves among his fans. Beginning in the late 1950s, he introduced new elements into juju music, including the ten-button accordion and Latin-derived rhythms. At the same time, Dairo conducted research into the oral traditions of the various Yoruba sub-groups. His ability to extend the appeal of juju <b>...</b> Chief IK Dairo &...
A beautiful Yoruba praise tune from the legendary Paul Play Paul "Play" Dairo...
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