My dad always play dis music during dis time of "Ramadan " dat d whole Street we be dancing mostly when they wake up to Prepared " Sare " ........May his gentle soul continue to rest in Perfect peace ✌⚘💔
This song reminds me of my dad,I remember then he always listen to this song,it always annoyed me that I will be complaining which kind song be this but as time goes on,I fell in love with the song and always to it with him Love u Dad
I went to Primary School around Olosha Mushin. Ogunmokun and Olomo Wewe is where we used to come play football after school, on an expansive road. You bring back memories..
Egbaalake, you have done it again!! This one is a classic. There are serious Yabis for Omowura towards the end of side 1 and the beginning of the flip side ( agbo pe e tun eyin se, amo e ole tun ete se!!) Out of curiosity, do you know the other musician that he was referring to saying he lives in his area and was trying to take sides with Omowura? I suspect that would be Ayinde Barrister as he was also living in Mushin (where Olowonyo was living then). Barry was also still in the Millitary then, and would have been a part-time musician as inferred by Olowonyo in the album.
Amos, A Adeoye Actually, I was referring to the one he said 'agbo ti eni ton korin, ewo l'eyan to n se record to ngbeja akorin' . i just found out that it was Taoreed Adedigba (Omowura's producer) who was working at EMI and living in Mushin where Olowonyo was living.
Pls what’s the title of Kollington’s album that he released to support Ayinla, and attack Olowonyo? @egbaalake, please if you have it kindly upload. Thank you
