Julius O. Araba & His "Rhythm Blues" ‎- Afro Rhythm Parade (Volume 1.)

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Nigerian Juju Highlife, sung in Yoruba.
A1. Easy Motion Tourist (Toy-Motion / Highlife) .. 0:00
A2. Omo Lere Aiye (Toy-Motion / Highlife) .. 2:48
B1. Ma Gba Aya Alaya (Toy-Motion / Highlife) .. 6:09
B2. Afowo F'ona (Toy-Motion / Highlife) .. 9:40
Philips ‎- 420 000 PE
Series: Afro Rhythm Parade - 1
Format: Vinyl, 7", 45 RPM, EP

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6 авг 2024

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@teddidanso9562 23 дня назад

I had the privilege of working with Baba Julius Araba as a bassist. He was quite old then but it was such an amazing journey!

@kenethan1104 5 лет назад

It was a great privilege to know this wonderful Artiste in Ogunlana drive, Surulere Lagos where he and his family lived. May God continue to bless his family: Bose, Wemi, Tunde etc.

@seyiometan2543 5 лет назад

My father's favorite song. Hope his children are doing great.

@falilatolowu7989 5 лет назад

My grandad of blessed memory.....RIP granpa

@emmaibn-talalikhwan2283 3 года назад

There so much similarity between Highlife and Son Cuban. They are both Yoruba language though. Beautiful.

@adedoyinobadara8634 2 года назад

Baba Arabs rest in perfect peace.This is one the 50s and early 60s songs that appeals to the consciousness of the people and had a lot of impacts on their values system as then.

@55walaiye 7 лет назад

MAY GOD BLESS WHOEVER DUG UP THESE VINTAGE ARABA MASTER PIECES. These are very rare araba first class performance. keep it up. there must be more where these came from.

@adepojuolufemi8603 7 лет назад

one of those memories of 60s,he remains one of the greatest founders of juju music ,may his soul rest well.

@55walaiye 6 лет назад

To appreciate how good Araba was, one of his songs was played throughout NIGERIA's independence celebration exhibition on Victoria island in 1960 And how prophetic the song was! Rough translation of the song goes like: As God has blessed Nigeria with this Independence I am appealing to all Nigerians to make sure we make good use of it!

@kolawolefemi6455 5 лет назад

A good reminder of when Nigeria was Nigeria in the sixties. R I P Araba

@KayodeAdedare-ld3ff Год назад

This is a veteran as far as JuJu music is concerned. Most modern JuJu musicians owe this man a lot !

@turnbullroadmantunwagun5984 Год назад

Thank you so much for bringing the music of yesteryear to us. Pa Julius Araba. I remember watching his life performance on the BCOS (Broadcasting Corporation of Oyo state) in the mid '80s with his nightingale singing wife.

@fijabinureeni1864 Год назад

Good music, melodious and soothing. May his soul rest in peace.

@hezekiahjejelowo6686 3 года назад

Music of the old, make person remember how old was, from there you will be able to glorify God, because things are getting better.

@ibukunsokeye4559 5 лет назад

Whaow! Whaow! Whaow! I never knew this song "Easy Motion Tourist" was originally sung by the veteran J.O Araba(of blessed memory). I have always thought KSA owns the piece. God bless history and storytellers.

@olukayodenathan9132 4 года назад

Ibukun Sokeye Sunny and Obey borrowed from a number of old musicians especially Oladipupo Adekoya Ambrose Campbell, Araba, Tunde Nightingale, Adeolu and Bobby Benson. However both Sunny and Obey did copy with their own great interpretations. Those were also great.

@Zendaya63 4 года назад

@@olukayodenathan9132 great comment sir. Sunny ade went on to win his second Grammy nomination for his own interpretation of Easy motion in his album "odu" in 1999.