Soo proud and happy that your interview with my husband was conducted by a seasoned broadcaster, (Chief Olaolu Olatubosun). More grease to your elbow. Ase ye o.
God used you largely for the success of the interview.I can't thank you enough.. God Almighty will keep Bàbá Oyelana for us for so many more years to come. Your support and those of your children was really wonderful. You're highly appreciated.
I’m so overwhelmed seeing Uncle Tunji and it was indeed a beautiful interview…..saw him last 16 years ago at Emukay such a wonderful, kind hearted fatherly figure, who was so caring about my trip to Lagos Nigeria, not until I called to say I arrived safely that he had peace of mind. I’ve known him since 1994 through Oba Gbenga Shonuga, as a Theatre Artiste under his command. Meeting him again at London was a blessing, he doesn’t take anyone for granted despite the age distance ❤❤❤
I'm so happy to see Uncle Laolu Olatunbosun here. I was telling someone few months ago about the golden, eloquent Radio and TV icons in Ibadan while growing up. Laolu Olatunbosun is one excellent broadcaster with such great pizzazz and elocution. You will agree with me that Ibadan remains the source of excellent broadcasting in Nigeria. His broadcast generation include Late Tolu Fatoyinbo, Yanju Adegbite, Yomi Layinka, Bisi Olatilo, and much later Oyetunji Ogunwale, Femi Popoola, and Seyi Akerele. The list is endless. Check out these men. Icon of excellence!
Ibadan in the 70s & 80s was so great in music, drama, broadcasting, acting. Indeed entertainment as a whole. The likes of Yanju Adegbite & later Olaolu Olatubosun made us to be glued to BCOS radio & Tv back then. It's great reconnecting with these legends. And uncle Tunjis songs are on my permanent playlist. God bless him for the powerful messages satirically delivered
A great interview sir. Baba Tunji Oyelana's song and that of his 'aburo' Baba Jimi Solanke's songs coloured my younger years in the early 80s. Their sounds on the classic Radio Lagos and Radio Nigeria. My dad and our uncles will pop in their 'plate's on the turntables back then. From Agba Lode to Alaaru to njẹ Burẹdi" to "Mo Lọ Soko"........ Nostalgic listening to him. Baba Olaolu Olatunbosun, it was a Vintage Interview indeed sir.🙏🏿🙏🏿🙏🏿 Ẹ kuu iṣẹ sir.
Great piece! Wonderful to be given this memory jog on Tunji Oyelana whose great voice & music scintillated us through young adulthood. Only recently did a friend & I spoke about him in our reminiscences. I do hope all his songs are available on the web for his fans & the new generations to savour. Kudos
You took me back to the memory lane, when i used to listen to Papa Tunji Oyelana evergreen songs, Thanks so much Uncle Olaolu! It seems one of his children also sings!
I could remember Uncle Tunji Oyelana playing his most Revere track " mò ló sò kó" at the University of Ibadan Staff club Christmas party...it was fun, back in the days....apologies ó, but why did he had to relocate to the U.k at such an old age? I'm a bit worried
It is sad that Emukay at Camberwell closed down. Our generation was blessed with Tunji Oyelana. In fact, Wole Soyinka's song "I love my country i no go lie" which was sang in Njemanze style, was sang by Tunji Oyelana's band. It is so nice to know that "àgbà ló dé, mo mí fèsò rìn" originated from gèlèdé. Radio O-Y-O used to play this on Saturday mornings in the early 1980s when introducing a programme for the elderlies. Àgbà yín á dalẹ o baba. Ẹ ṣeun o, Alagba Laolu Olatubosun of BCOS and OGTV.
Quite nostagic, quite lovely to hear Uncle Tunji's voice again. Well, like to have him in Nigeria again and br part of building a great Nigeria of their dream. Abacha is no more! Nigeria must be great.
Can someone, please, tell me which of Uncle Tunji Oyelana's album has the song, "O ru ladugbo o mi rera x2ce, eniyan lo ragbo Yemoja o. Igba unfunny lori omi o, eni mo,we, ko jade o. Awa'rawa ri rawa o, x2ce. A pade ni maba sere o"!! I will greatly appreciate it 🙏🏽 Memories of his jams at the swimming pool area of the then Ogun State Hotel in Abeokuta, Nigeria, can't be forgotten forever. Uncle Tunji Oyelana is a grandmaster forever 🫡👍🏾🙌🏾✊🏾✊🏾✊🏾
Baba uncle Tunji Oyelana❤❤❤ we love you 😍 sir, guguru perere epa perere 👌 wow, i thought baba was in America, nice to see you sir, omo araye ooo eniyan bi aparo lomo araye n fe ooo eniyan bi a paro lomo araye n fe😢Baba i pray 🙏 with you for good health and long life IJN 🎉🎉🎉🎉❤❤❤❤❤❤Love you sir ❤️ 💙 ♥️
@ I know. It’s the reason I posted in those terms. In my view his position is like that of a Mark Twain relocation to Iyanfoworogi in his later years. Relevance is key to meaningful existence! It keeps you more sprite in your later to live among your own! Imagine him performing at UI, Senior Citizens Club at Secretariat in Ibadan et al
Why didn't you ask him....how did he get a spot in the film "Ayanmo" that film that features King Sunny Ade....the song "Mo lo Soko" was featured in that movie
Soo proud and happy that your interview with my husband was conducted by a seasoned broadcaster, (Chief Olaolu Olatubosun). More grease to your elbow. Ase ye o.
God used you largely for the success of the interview.I can't thank you enough..
God Almighty will keep Bàbá Oyelana for us for so many more years to come.
Your support and those of your children was really wonderful.
You're highly appreciated.
I’m so overwhelmed seeing Uncle Tunji and it was indeed a beautiful interview…..saw him last 16 years ago at Emukay such a wonderful, kind hearted fatherly figure, who was so caring about my trip to Lagos Nigeria, not until I called to say I arrived safely that he had peace of mind. I’ve known him since 1994 through Oba Gbenga Shonuga, as a Theatre Artiste under his command. Meeting him again at London was a blessing, he doesn’t take anyone for granted despite the age distance ❤❤❤
You've done a great Job with Grandpa. Kudos to you Grandma.
Ma, God bless you for taking good care of this Rear Gem....!
Wow… I remember uncle Laolu Olatunbosun of TSOS then, growing up.. you are still looking handsome as ever! God blesss you, sir.
I'm so happy to see Uncle Laolu Olatunbosun here. I was telling someone few months ago about the golden, eloquent Radio and TV icons in Ibadan while growing up. Laolu Olatunbosun is one excellent broadcaster with such great pizzazz and elocution. You will agree with me that Ibadan remains the source of excellent broadcasting in Nigeria. His broadcast generation include Late Tolu Fatoyinbo, Yanju Adegbite, Yomi Layinka, Bisi Olatilo, and much later Oyetunji Ogunwale, Femi Popoola, and Seyi Akerele. The list is endless. Check out these men. Icon of excellence!
Thanks for the love.Great fan.God bless you.
Great man everytime ..., uncle Tunji Oyelana .
Ibadan in the 70s & 80s was so great in music, drama, broadcasting, acting. Indeed entertainment as a whole. The likes of Yanju Adegbite & later Olaolu Olatubosun made us to be glued to BCOS radio & Tv back then. It's great reconnecting with these legends. And uncle Tunjis songs are on my permanent playlist. God bless him for the powerful messages satirically delivered
Very correct 💯
Kind of you.thanks.
This is simply beautiful!Uncle Tunji Oyelana, you’re great.
A great interview sir. Baba Tunji Oyelana's song and that of his 'aburo' Baba Jimi Solanke's songs coloured my younger years in the early 80s. Their sounds on the classic Radio Lagos and Radio Nigeria. My dad and our uncles will pop in their 'plate's on the turntables back then. From Agba Lode to Alaaru to njẹ Burẹdi" to "Mo Lọ Soko"........
Nostalgic listening to him.
Baba Olaolu Olatunbosun, it was a Vintage Interview indeed sir.🙏🏿🙏🏿🙏🏿
Ẹ kuu iṣẹ sir.
Great piece! Wonderful to be given this memory jog on Tunji Oyelana whose great voice & music scintillated us through young adulthood. Only recently did a friend & I spoke about him in our reminiscences. I do hope all his songs are available on the web for his fans & the new generations to savour. Kudos
Yes,his songs are available. Thanks.
Agba Baba Oyetunji a d'ale o. Agba ko ni tan lorile. I particularly love the tracks; eniyan bi aparo & alaaru to n je buredi.
I love you and your music,God bless you sir
I'm happy to see you again. Laolu Olatunbosun.
Since your days in BCOS Ibadan. Glory to God.
More Anointing sir.
Thanks for watching.God bless you.
The great Sura d tailor. Nice to hear from him again. Kudos
Thanks
Fantastic and happy seeing Laolu and Baba Oyelana. God is wonderful.
You took me back to the memory lane, when i used to listen to Papa Tunji Oyelana evergreen songs, Thanks so much Uncle Olaolu! It seems one of his children also sings!
That's right. Thanks.
Thanks for having this interview with a legend. Memories of Sura the tailor remains etched permanently in our memories.
Glad you enjoyed it!thanks.
I could remember Uncle Tunji Oyelana playing his most Revere track " mò ló sò kó" at the University of Ibadan Staff club Christmas party...it was fun, back in the days....apologies ó, but why did he had to relocate to the U.k at such an old age? I'm a bit worried
It is sad that Emukay at Camberwell closed down. Our generation was blessed with Tunji Oyelana. In fact, Wole Soyinka's song "I love my country i no go lie" which was sang in Njemanze style, was sang by Tunji Oyelana's band.
It is so nice to know that "àgbà ló dé, mo mí fèsò rìn" originated from gèlèdé. Radio O-Y-O used to play this on Saturday mornings in the early 1980s when introducing a programme for the elderlies.
Àgbà yín á dalẹ o baba. Ẹ ṣeun o, Alagba Laolu Olatubosun of BCOS and OGTV.
All glory to God Almighty. Thank you sir.
God bless you sir.
Quite nostagic, quite lovely to hear Uncle Tunji's voice again. Well, like to have him in Nigeria again and br part of building a great Nigeria of their dream. Abacha is no more! Nigeria must be great.
Thanks so very much.
Can someone, please, tell me which of Uncle Tunji Oyelana's album has the song, "O ru ladugbo o mi rera x2ce, eniyan lo ragbo Yemoja o. Igba unfunny lori omi o, eni mo,we, ko jade o. Awa'rawa ri rawa o, x2ce. A pade ni maba sere o"!!
I will greatly appreciate it 🙏🏽
Memories of his jams at the swimming pool area of the then Ogun State Hotel in Abeokuta, Nigeria, can't be forgotten forever. Uncle Tunji Oyelana is a grandmaster forever 🫡👍🏾🙌🏾✊🏾✊🏾✊🏾
I love this.
God bless you and your crew.
With love from Ibadan.
Thanks so much
Great interview uncle olaolu with our music icon ❤❤❤❤❤
Appreciated.
Vintage! Great pleasure to have this opportunity to be part of the crew. Best regards sir.
Great guy KB.thanks.
Beautiful interview. Good to see you veterans again
More to come!you're appreciated.
Nice. I enjoyed listening to this interview.
Thanks for your time.
Nice one! Thoroughly enjoyed.
Bless you.
Baba uncle Tunji Oyelana❤❤❤ we love you 😍 sir, guguru perere epa perere 👌 wow, i thought baba was in America, nice to see you sir, omo araye ooo eniyan bi aparo lomo araye n fe ooo eniyan bi a paro lomo araye n fe😢Baba i pray 🙏 with you for good health and long life IJN 🎉🎉🎉🎉❤❤❤❤❤❤Love you sir ❤️ 💙 ♥️
God bless you too. Your message will be delivered. Thank you.
Thanks be to God for keeping you safe. You're great sir.
God is great. Thanks so very much.
Very nice and educative.
Glad you think so!
Kudos sir on this great initiative 🎉
I thoroughly enjoyed this interview. This is priceless.
Well-done Chief.
Thanks a ton
Wished he lived in Nigeria and could still give those performances to an appreciative audience. Who does he perform for in East London 🧐
He resides in London now.
@ I know. It’s the reason I posted in those terms. In my view his position is like that of a Mark Twain relocation to Iyanfoworogi in his later years. Relevance is key to meaningful existence! It keeps you more sprite in your later to live among your own! Imagine him performing at UI, Senior Citizens Club at Secretariat in Ibadan et al
Why didn't you ask him....how did he get a spot in the film "Ayanmo" that film that features King Sunny Ade....the song "Mo lo Soko" was featured in that movie
We'll try to do in a follow-up. Thanks for your comments.