OMG I have nostalgia feeling listening to this music. I remember my grandfather. May his soul rest in peace. He used to listen to this music every evening.
This is truly nostalgic. Traveling in the early 80s listening to this song. My Dad has so many of his albums. This gives me joy. God bless my Dad in heaven, love you Dad.
My father's best music then. He used to play this music after service on Sundays with all happiness. He used to sing as if they waxed the record together. May his soul rest in peace.
Chief adedara was a great man in ijesaland,I could not forget the interview I had with him in my newspaper in year 2010 .he told me many things about his life and his music style and he admit that baba soke from OSU ijesa was his mentor.
Ever since I dug this page out three years ago, I find it difficult not to listen to Adedara every day especially whenever I'm held in Lagos traffic on 3rd Mainland Bridge. It is also good as nightcap music.
Thank you Planetolusola. You have done a great job in uploading this video. This reminds me those days in Ilesa. God bless Ijesha people all over the world.
I remembered growing up in Oke-ooye Ilesa and listening to this man playing at a party is always lovely. i went to high school with Kemi Adedara. I remembered that song "Alarijiju yee to dooni, ikperipe ki o mu gbera mo mo so nu"
@Adam Asimolowo when someone scratches body with an object or items such as stick, broom or anything you can use to take of the body parts that is scratching. This is all I could remember to the best of my knowledge
I love this music so much, the lyrics, the drumming and the Legendary Baba's voice are everlasting evergreen... Please, upload more of Babas music especially igelege, igelege laye un da, oni ba ti momo'rin a yio...
iam proud of you guys, I'm from ijesa isu Ekiti, history told me we migrated from ilesa to ijesa isu Ekiti till today. l love his music till now. please, we need more. Ojo Adebayo from Washington DC.
Thank You for keeping me up to date. Ijesa Ni mere. Orin ADAMO dun leti mi. I grew up listening to SOKE, and ADEDARA IN THE 50s. I listen to Niyi Ajetomobi now a days. Please keep on posting any music in Ijesha Dialect. Does anyone have C A Balogun (ABALABI) Records?? Old School music Dun gbo!! Thanks Again. OMO Baba IKOTI!
I try to rate every second of this wonderful lyrics and percussion, from beginning till end. The only low point was rated 6.5, out of 10 points and that was where the play was cut and joined (12:37-38) in the studio. Aside from that, every lapse on the track was hovering between 7.5 and 9 point, out of 10.
I'm an igala man from Kogi but i migrated with my parents at 5 years old to Ilesa . I was raised in ìjèsà land, school in ijesa land, God bless Ilesa.
My father favourite musician. This musician can make me go crazy , I love him a lot , may his soul rest in peace.
I'm in tears now,this music is my father best song so far. May his soul rest in perfect peace 🕊️
Seems 80's was the best time on earth....where people have less worried.
My dad's favourite
I love this right from my childhood
I do sing words for words.
Adedara is a legend.
I'm proud from lmesi lle obokun LCG osun state
OMG I have nostalgia feeling listening to this music.
I remember my grandfather. May his soul rest in peace.
He used to listen to this music every evening.
Ijesa dun ju,my beloved town, I will not forget you.
My root, proudly ijesha man....
This is truly nostalgic. Traveling in the early 80s listening to this song. My Dad has so many of his albums. This gives me joy. God bless my Dad in heaven, love you Dad.
I remember home every time I listen to this song
My father's best music then. He used to play this music after service on Sundays with all happiness. He used to sing as if they waxed the record together. May his soul rest in peace.
Adedara a true musical legend,
God blessed ijesa I'm proudly ijesa nice one
proudly Ijesha. This song makes me cry. feelings of nostalgia as i remember my late dad
My brother, you make me remember mine too and High Chief Adedara happens to be my late step mum's younger brother.
2020 I swear I can't laugh alone with what baba Adedara he saying anybody else listening to this tones hit me guys
My papa best song and we lived at just 3 street to each other. One of his younger son is my friend.❤❤❤
It might sound dumb but this is my best music in the world
Always emotional when I listen to ADEDARA’S MUSIC all I think about is my great Grandmother....rip
Wow. Can’t get enough of this.
He make me remember my bad✊
We thank God 🙏
You meant your DAD. Typo.
I was happy to get this song on you tube. i love the song.
Adedara was a great musician. The Odofin of Iperindo was a legend in Yorubaland in the 70s. Thanks to the person that uploaded this
Chief adedara was a great man in ijesaland,I could not forget the interview I had with him in my newspaper in year 2010 .he told me many things about his life and his music style and he admit that baba soke from OSU ijesa was his mentor.
Can you pls repost the interview for the general public and especially the lovers of Chief Adedara and his music
@planetolusola, iyan ama yun lenu re , oshe modupe , omi mu ranti ule
wooooow this indeed made my day ... how come id not heard this music for all my teenage
May his soul rest in peace Amen
mesmerizing music more of Adedara pleaselike,,mo ni ola,mo niiyi,bo je ogun odun ni a to ri arawa,ominoamore egege atiro ni anrin,
I am proud to be ilesa
My daddy like no other u will life long IJN.
infact,o kare,o gba fun o,may God bless u for dis u hv done,taken us back home,
Oh,.. What a wonderful Music ,... Thanks and am very grateful for uploading this song . Thanks ! Thanks !! Thanks !!!
I don't even know how to explain myself today 2/7/2016.i feel like am home.thanks u so much.from new York.pls.we need more
Ever since I dug this page out three years ago, I find it difficult not to listen to Adedara every day especially whenever I'm held in Lagos traffic on 3rd Mainland Bridge. It is also good as nightcap music.
I love 💕 d music make me remember my father ✊✊✊
He played for my family every December Obi Teniola
Thank you Planetolusola. You have done a great job in uploading this video. This reminds me those days in Ilesa. God bless Ijesha people all over the world.
This brought fond memories of childhood living in the same neighborhood with this immensely talented muscian.
Very good music
May your soul ever rest in perfect peace baba aladamo of ijesha land
Nice one I feel like am at Ilesha right now...
What a legend of our time you were. This take one back home God bless u real good sir.
Omo Iperindo Ogere Ekun in the house. Thanks for uploading this music.
This is excellent work thanks so much for make me have feeling of my root in UK today 21/5/2016, May GOD bless you.
This is wonderful. it reminds me of my root. I feel at home despite thousands of kilometers from home here in uk
thanks so much please don't forget ijesha land
May God rest your soul Baba Adedara Arunralojaoba
here from @agbaletutv #agbaletu interview with Ademola Adelabu
Wow! Great
I remembered growing up in Oke-ooye Ilesa and listening to this man playing at a party is always lovely. i went to high school with Kemi Adedara. I remembered that song "Alarijiju yee to dooni, ikperipe ki o mu gbera mo mo so nu"
What a good memory sir
what is the meaning of ikperipe?
@Adam Asimolowo when someone scratches body with an object or items such as stick, broom or anything you can use to take of the body parts that is scratching. This is all I could remember to the best of my knowledge
Great sound coming from Baba 'Dedara Arunralojaoba.
Thank you Planetolushola.
We also need sound from Baba IGE ADUBI.
I love this music so much, the lyrics, the drumming and the Legendary Baba's voice are everlasting evergreen...
Please, upload more of Babas music especially igelege, igelege laye un da, oni ba ti momo'rin a yio...
Lovely Music . Thanks
Yee le o!
This is fantastic.
Planet olusola iyan a dun lenure. Aseye ni wa mase
Nice memory..... Takes me back to my root
Please give us more Adedara music. Thank you
I agree
Kare o Planetolusola! You have now taken me to my oldman's village in Iperindo Ilesa.
iam proud of you guys, I'm from ijesa isu Ekiti, history told me we migrated from ilesa to ijesa isu Ekiti till today. l love his music till now. please, we need more. Ojo Adebayo from Washington DC.
Thank You for keeping me up to date. Ijesa Ni mere. Orin ADAMO dun leti mi. I grew up listening to SOKE, and ADEDARA IN THE 50s. I listen to Niyi Ajetomobi now a days. Please keep on posting any music in Ijesha Dialect. Does anyone have C A Balogun (ABALABI) Records?? Old School music Dun gbo!! Thanks Again. OMO Baba IKOTI!
I wonder why one can lay hand in any of SOKE's album. I remember he waxed many albums in 50s.
This is excellent please help us uplade part 2 God bless you for the healing music
Fabulous. Even on my Imac speakers.
Kare o baba ujesha mo mi gbadunre leyi odi agba re adale Wa pe hu a bi ewe mope
omo owa aponlese bi alali in the house. my root, the best
Pls, upload more of Adedara Arunralojaoba's music. I have been looking for this for long. Thank you for your efforts.
Adamo ko Quality...
thanks
I will appreciate u up load Ajetomobi's songs as well,u no Adedara is from iperindo,while Ajetomobi Omo baba saamu aje,from Odo,Odo agbobo,
I try to rate every second of this wonderful lyrics and percussion, from beginning till end. The only low point was rated 6.5, out of 10 points and that was where the play was cut and joined (12:37-38) in the studio. Aside from that, every lapse on the track was hovering between 7.5 and 9 point, out of 10.
Pls upload side 2 thanks
PLEASE UPLOAD MORE
Love it
Please kindly upload the Side 2 .
where can i find this vinyl
August 3 2020
What year was this record released please?
Nuance AF
07/07/2021
2020/1/3
I am proud to be ilesa
I am proud to be ilesa