The Oriental Brothers International ~ "Ihe Oma Adighi Onye Oso"
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- Опубликовано: 15 сен 2024
- song: "Ihe Oma Adighi Onye Oso"
artist: Oriental Brothers International
album: Oriental Brothers International (1975)
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This sound takes me back to the days when life was really simple! .......i was onky born in the early 90's but my connection with their music feels like i was born in an earlier point in time rather than the 90's. Funny enough, i don't play regular kind of music like my generation does. I play majorly oldskool highlife and Oldskool rap music i.e 2pac and dem old songs.
It's July 17th, 2024 anyone???
Danced to this music in 1975/1976 as a boy in Lagos those days and the music meaningfulness has remained iconic and evergreen as at today Wednesday April 12, 2023.
The best of NIGERIAN songs came in the 60,70,and 80.
I am from Liberia.
Thru were very original. Dedicated to the craft. Today many people copy, don't really put in work!
You're right brother, now our high Life musician are not serious like these legends
I am from kogi state , this men songs made me to take a decision of marrying an igbo lady from the south and today I am happily, legally and joyfully married to an igbo lady from awka north in anambra state and we celebrated our fort child last week
Congratulations in-law
Congratulations ❤. I am from Anambra State
God did
Congratulations and may you love grow.
Wise decision
I'm from Akwa Ibom and I grew up to listening to this song when I was a little boy and the song made me learn Igbo language I speak and write today.
That's amazing
Please give me a little meaning of this song.
Wow!
@@hilaryjohnny6196 Ihe oma means 'good thing'. No body hates good things. If
my dad is a king , I won't dislike it. If my sibling becomes wealthy I won't dislike it. If my friends become wealthy, I wont dislike it. Better Mrs, (a beautiful wife) who dislikes it. Mercedes Benz Who dislikes it. Honda 175 Who dislikes in this world!
Who has seen what is more beautiful than having a child? Who has seen what is more beautiful than a child in this life? etc. etc.
(Just a literal translation of the basic content of the song.)
@@marvisnwokocha6772 thanks
I am listening in 2024… there’s something about the vibes of this music that keeps bringing me back to it from time to time ❤
70s/80s, my dad will always go to Umuahia on hearing new release from Oriental Brothers. My dad had all the albums then. He will put the speaker of his celebrated turn table on a clay water pot for real sound... Oh! Any time I listen to Oriental music, the memory of my dad envelopes me. Hail Oriental Brothers, Hail the Igbo prowess.
"He will put the speaker of his celebrated turntable on a clay water pot, for real sound..." Home made acoustics...ingenuity.
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I'm from Edo state I don't understand what he's saying but anytime I listen to the legends Oriental brothers it always boost my moral
You must be a very good music lover then 💯❤️💪 keep it up
The music says that good things don't discriminate against anybody. The song then says having a Mother, being born in a royal family, your brother is rich, you have rich friends, owning a Honda 175 and having children are all blessings from God and that these good things can happen to anybody.
Dearly beloved: even when you understand the lyrics, the message/lesson cuts across race, tribe, region, faith, culture and time. Ibos are really really blessed both entrepreneurially, physically, artistically and now linguistically. Powerful language loaded with metaphors, idioms, proverbs, meaning etc. Study the songs more deeply pls. Enjoy 🎉🎉❤❤😅
I don't understand a word but I can die for this song. Listening from Cameroon. Thanks for making me happy Oriental Brothers👏👏👏👏🇨🇲
KOWAN,
YOU WILL LIVE LONG. MUSIC UNITES.
The same, I don't understand.
I heard it Waterstones book shop.
I love it.
It is saying that good things are made for all men.
The song is saying, there's no one that repulses (reject) good thing.
The words "Ihe Oma" means "Good Thing"
The chorus of the song kept asking is there anyone that repulses good thing? At the same time, answering that no one that doesn't want good thing.
Let's keep asking our Almighty LORD, whether He will answer us.
He further asked:
"Toyota vehicle" is there anyone who wouldn't love it?
"Mercedes-Benz" is there anyone whose mother's place wouldn't welcome it?
Honda 175 (it's a model of trending Motor Cycle then) is there one who will repulse it?
"Better woman" is there one who would repulse it?
"My Dad is a King" is there anyone that would repulse it?
"That my brother has become wealthy" is there any who would repulse it in this world?
He turned around and asked his colleague
Dan-Satch where is your own Motor-cycle?
Dan-Satch replied "See me, see motor-cycle"
Oh! God, Oh! Creator, my God save us in this world.
Mr James Azuwuike lets keep praying to God, our Lord, to see if He will save us, to see if He will guide us.
Good thing! There's no one that repulses good thing
Good thing, there's no one that repulses you.
Have anyone seen good thing that is greater than child in this world?
Good thing that is greater than child, who have seen it?
Good thing that is greater than child, who have seen it in this world?
My Good thing! My good thing! My Good thing! Is there any that repulses it.
Good thing! Is there anyone that repulses it?
Good thing, there's no one that repulses it.
He that have people is better than one with money
Good thing! Is there one that repulses it?
"My Dad is a King" is there anyone that would repulse it?
"That my brother has become wealthy" is there any who would repulse it?
"That My friends have become rich" is there one that would reject that.
"My own brother have become rich" who wouldn't want it
Your interpretation is absolutely spot on.
Cuban here. No clue whats being said But I know I love it!
All the comments here can make a grown man, who witnessed all that has been said about this song, emotional.
This track qualifies as a gospel music.
God heal Nigeria.❤
I am a Yoruba man from Oyo ,I love this music because of the use of stringed instruments and African percussion all combined to make good melody
Loving this, from Zimbabwe 🇿🇼 with love.
Thank you
It was my father's best track and I grew up loving this song too because I often hear my dad play it on his radio then.
Listening to this song now brought me so many memories 🥺😔. Rest in peace to my mom 🙏🕊️. And my dad, I miss him so much 🥺. Please keep him safe and sound God🙏.
All these olden days songs really teach us lessons and righteousness but nowadays people don't care only money money
This song reminds me of a big friend from Nigeria during my childhood. He used to invite me over to his house for dinner and one day he was listening to this song while I was there. Denise was his name he told me stories about the war in Nigeria while the song was playing. This memory is in my mind after 45 years. This guy some how left Ndop and I never heard of him again. I wish I could know his whereabout.
My late parents used to listen to and sing these songs. Tears rolling down my eyes. They left us too early, too young. RIP mom and dad
Rip
Its well
Take heart
@@victornwafor2239 w2w '
MAY THE GOOD GOD BE YOUR COMFORTER..MAY THEIR SOULS RIP
I'm from Ukwuani and this song keeps the memory of my late father Chief John Chukwuma.. Rest on Dad🙏
Song of my youth at Naija parties in NY. It was our traditional song at our wedding. When we came out to this song, everybody jumped up & we got sprayed with thousands of dollars! Oriental Brothers Forever!
Man this was my dads favorite song he always used to play it when I was small and he would start dancing and it always made me smile. He died from cancer earlier this year. But I honestly wish this song had more popularity and views.
May His soul Rest in peace..
Eugene Asanya take heart bro all is well with you
rip to him
Sorry for the loss, may his soul rest in peace.
This music from Oriental brother made my peoples day after the civil war from 1967 to 1970. God Almighty used this music to put joy in the hearts of the Biafrans. Love you all.
Inspiring
So true. Oriental brothers is the healing balm of Igbo survivors.
We love u too
You lie here bro. This music was made 9 to 10 years after Biafran war.
@@princekchiwenite1211 you might be right, but I heard they're the healing process of Survivors after the war, but never new the particular song, learnt they were staging clue for people to dance, and forget their loss.
im not igbo but i love this song too much. well done oriental brothers
I am an ijaw man when ever i think of my late father or am in a bad state i listen to this song it relax me
Dedicating this to my son Jordan Obinna whom was given birth to yesterday 11th december. A day I would never forget
I love youtube soo much, often people address non western music as "obscure" which completely ignores the fact that this was popular music and soo many people have built such tender and important memories around it. I think as music lovers it's important to search for the original context and culture the music comes from. Thanks to everyone sharing their stories and memories about this beautiful music❤️
Wuw, these songs restored happiness, hope and celebration within the Biafran nation after the barbaric war. Live on Biafra
This song reminds me of my university days in Anambra state university Uli ...
It now Odumegwu Ojokwu University Uli
Oriental Brother's song are full of strong memories.
Their music cannot die,from generation to generation it'll still have an impact in our hearts. ❤😍🥰😘
I thought this goose pimple effect will stop, but after 35 years i still feel it whenever i listen to these great men.
When I was I child my mother always play this song now I feel tears in my eyes may her soul rest in peace
Growing up once it hits 5pm my dad plays these I keep saying I miss my dad even though he’s still alive but not here with me in the states and all I can do is reminisce. At 8pm after dinner we will all dance to music from the great oriental brothers. Miss growing up. American kids don’t know what they are missing.
I hail from Kogi state but l love listening to oriental brother's somgs.SO lovable ❤
"Honda 175 . . . ."
Nothing is permanent in life. Today who is talking about motorcycle? What a dynamic world!
My brother it shows that nothing is permanent in this life. We all have to live right by God
This music simply puts me right away to the mood i desire, be it to love, cry or whatever ..i go very emotional with this song
Same here ❤
I'm not nigerian, I dont understand the songs but I love this group very very much!!!
Better say you're not Biafra
Thanks sister but just say biafran instead of Nigerian. Nigerian is a condemned country.. We the biafrans made them famous in Africa n the world.. Without biafrans u can't be hearing Nigerian n we will bring it totally down by God willing
LAURYATHE,
WHERE ARE FROM?
Thanks bro.
Even if you are Nigeria you can not understand him because he is from biafra land not Nigeria.
This is the definition of greatness. only his voice no backup singer or any other voice cordination but held the whole iBO land and beyond into ransom . You just can"t help not listening to him. raw talent !
I'm enjoying Super Oriental brothers 2024, so priceless
This song reminds me of my youthful age while in college in bamenda southern Cameroon in 1979
The instrumentation and the vocalist complement themselves so much that one doesn't want the music to come to an end. This is a pure classic. The music is also very meaningful and sends a clear message.
I am an igboman living in Gabon since my little age is the songs i alway listning and it makes me to remember home even when i comes home is the music i use to play ...Sylvester....
Percussion is crazy man!
Ever green songs with wonderful lyrics and meanings
Oriental brothers will forever be my favourite artists ❤❤❤❤ this my mood changer from sorrow to joy
This song reminds me of my childhood. My father would listen to this song, and will be in a corner. I feel like entering a time machine and going back. I love the Igbo people. May God bless us all.
Even though I wasn't there but I think the best inspirational music and maestro level of life instrumentation and vocals in Eastern Nigeria came around the period after the Biafran war. it kind feels like the Bombs and Ogbunigwes of the war dug out some great musical potential buried under the ground that wasn't oil.
This music reminds me of the old days in Umuahia. It means a lot to me. Obinna, may your soul rest in perfect peace.
Uzuakoli road
Amen, the song is really good. God bless you.
when two cultures intertwine, a beautiful tale of Ghanaian palmwine highlife and Igbo highlife. Great love
This music will always remain relevant, because of it strong percussion and lyrics.
I have played this music over and over again. I never get tired of this music
Thank you for an excellent music. Your legacy lives on. Love from an Aba brought up❤
Am a young man, but i have a kind spacial passion for oriental brother's international band,God bless nigeria
Nigeria's best music were produced in in the early and mid 70s right after the Nigerian civil war. Growing up in Onitsha, East Central State, Nigeria, this was one of the songs that I listened to in my mother's Phillips radio. Nke bu oge ndi Igbo, nke si na Radio ECBS, Enugu, abiara unu. Onye un na anu onu ya bu Linda Menakaya! Orientals, Peacocks, Eddy Okwedi, Celestine Ukwu, Osadebe, Paulson Kalu, Ali Chukwuma, later Mike Ejeagha, etc
u are from the land,
Gbam... God bless you
Chineke, God! I was there. ... God bless Biafra, though a Ghanaian, I feel a soul connection to Biafra. Actually my class mates in the 1950s and 60s were Nigerians who then lived in Gold Coast(Ghana now).
You nailed it!
Mike Ejeagha is still alive
Epic. this just set me ablaze. Good music never die. thank you KABAKA
The song was packed with knowledge and advice.
My dad play this song everyday earlier 200s
Long live mum and dad 💙♥️.. !!!
I'm just shedding tears here. I can die for my Igbo people. I love you all. Rest in peace sir Warrior. God please keep the remaining people that sang this song. Let them grow old. Amen
I am not Igbo and good music is not about ethnicity. This was the most popular music in those days. I love all their music.
This use to be when music was really an organized sound with alot of meaning and messages passed across.
Isama Michael
smile so u like this kind music
I love your definition of music.
True
Good music till Eternity. 2019 we are still here🙌🙏
what a memory...oh my God see how time flies...thoses days my brothers and my cousins don't joke with this songs....in mixture with lucky dube..you have captured my emotions.....😂😂😂❤❤❤😅😅
each time i hear the song tears roll down my chicks as i remember my parents and miss them each passing day as this was their best song when i was growing up a s kid
This is the kind of song you listen to while enjoying some goat meat pepper soup with palm wine at a beer parlour on Saturday/ Sunday evening. 😀
😂 You like enjoyment. That's good I can relate...
A song I shed tears listening to ..
I discovered from my dad that my grand-father listened this band mostly when his was happy...
This music reminds me in 2004 at Enugu town when I mate my true lover. God bless our days in Christ Jesus name. Amen
My dad best song 🎧 🥰🙌
Really many have gone. What a great voice. Reminds me of the times when I was a kid.
This was when music speaks to your soul. it a shame what we listen to these days.music would never be the same again for me.
My love for this song 🥰🥰🥰
Everlasting
Lovely song... God bless your soul, Christogonus Ezebuiro Obinna.... Dr. Sir Warrior... I am always lifted whenever I hear your songs.
Good music of the 70s
Brought back great memories during my struggles in the 70s
Sir warrior remain a legend and this song will keep playing till enternity..
In memory of my immediate late brother, Celestine Iwuanyanwu, who made this music aware to me in the late 70s.
Legendary SIR WARRIOR the vocalist.
" Iheoma" my favorite oriental Bros.
Probably because it was sang with my name " iheoma" May God rest souls of deceased and strength the living two🙏🙏
A gi nwe aka 🤚✋️
When I want to 'come home' I listen to the old oriental Brothers records because coming from Owerri, nothing beats the Owerri dialect they used to sing! It is like my mom's Ofe Owerri each time! May the Lord remember the them.
I love to read throw back comment of 10years here it gives me joy
I very much love my people. God please bless all Igbo people. Amen.
I started listening to the music of ORIENTAL BROTHERS INTERNATIONAL these 5 guys from the Eastern part of Nigeria from my cousin's Philip stereo player from 1974 when they produced their first album titled IHE CHI NYEREM. I am still playing their music to date. I love them. May the Soul of Dr. Sir Worrior Rest In Peace. He was my very good friend when I was in school at Owerri. Do you know there was this album produced by The ORIENTAL BROTHERS around 1977 titled OYENUSI that was lost. The back is IKWUOLA TAXS. It was considered as their best record ever produced.
I am not even Igbo yet I grew up with this song in Lagos, we have a pepper soup joint opposite my house in Ijeshatedo Lagos, they play songs like this everyday therefore I love them,,,lol
Amazing song till keep coming up and till same
Chris Volg Ameeen and Ameeen
Chris Volg amen
Am from nsukka enugu LGA I start understanding this song from 2003
Who’s listening 👂in 2023
My father music😭😭rest Well wonderful man💔
music of all times thank you Oriental Brothers
I can't stop loving this song, this is 2023
Am not and Igbo but I love Igbo song's with passion, Tho my mom is from Delta Igbo, Agbor
One love am from delta igbo too Agbor
Hello am also frm Delta agbor...can we connect Whatsapp +2347013097682
Back in the days, I remember the Orientals( while working in Lagos as a teacher Omo Ghana ni) My Igbo brothers you have the brains, look what your fathers did during the Biafran war. They built their own Igbukwe bombs. Why not today my brothers. The brains are there, use if positively, naaa Ojukwu bu eze Biafra. I love Niga oo!!.
My mom best track,she use to tell us hw there where rocking with the music with my dad...Haha music is life😘😘😘!may his gentle soul rest in the Lord
This song reminds me of when I was a child. I love Nigeria then than now.
Once he call Dan Sach my head dey burst and the tempo of the songs changes, mehn!
Great legacy from Oriental brothers which can never die evolving from generation to generation
chi anyi zoo ba anyi till all the time.... if u knw u will still make in this 2019 hit up likes
Evergreen. I am in love with this orientals.
2024,I am here listening to this ❤❤❤❤
Can someone explain what he is saying please
There no one who doesn’t like good things. So he went on to mention good things and ask again who doesn’t like to be associated with good things.
The song is highly philosophical
These song brings back good old memories. Growing up my dad had all the oriental brothers album. He played them always as a confirm Imo man. I can picture his turn-table playing this songs like this on Saturday mornings. This here was my favourite.
Biafra as a nation will be a home for all peaceful and loving kind people on earth. what a wonderful people. Everything about this people is just unique take it or leave it.
There will never be Biafra.
@@user-ms9ce8nt6g you are a fool
Good music has no ethnicity please.
@@user-ms9ce8nt6g your headache
Obi Anekwe Rest In Peace.
Adanne Rose Anekwe Rest in paradise of our Lord.
I can't forget how my dad plays this particular track early in the morning
am addicted to this song, my dad and mom is oriental addicts
bruce typherson ...Bros...Nna gi na Nne gi kworo du well well lol..
I grew up listening to it also from my dad and mum...I am proudly an imo lady
Thumps up...ibo land
i learned this song from my dad.. he is a big fans of oriental brothers and my uncle too love the song back then.. i miss them both...
i always listen to this song to feel at home...
Can't stop listening 🎧 to this master class, it reminds me of my childhood days. My late father used to play it and many other igbo songs then...oh somebody should take me back to those wonderful Days when there's is genuine love 💗💞💕💕 for one another unlike what we are seeing 👀👀 today.
This is music
Oriental brothers God bless you.
Who grew up in Kumba and will here this and not remember Kumba main market in those good old day? ❤
Listening to Oriental Brothers is like going back to the good OLD DAYS... I never knew that this music was on RUclips until now