Oh my goodness. I listened to this man Feyisara about his knowledge and understanding of Lagbaja and I was greatly pleased with his expression. I logged out of my mac, ran an errand and came back to continue to listen to him. He is a complete gentleman and have a deep sense of history and appreciation of what Lagbaja made him or contributed to his life as an artiste. Kudos to the interviewer as well. Today is my first time of listening to him and he is a great interviewer with an indepth knowledge of the music industry.
This is refreshing. Thanks for bringing on Mr. Feyisara. He was very honest in his accounts of his time with Lagbaja (mínímí) and other details of his musical years in Nigeria. Ces’t bon!
Let me start by saying that Dele you are a great guy full of knowledge. Though your videos are very long but I can't imagine me missing a second. I would rather pause and come back to continue. Oh my God Feyi reminds me of the bread-and-butter days on Allen. I am privileged to have known Uncle Bisade too before he became Lagbaja. I like his personality. He is a very humble man with the fear of God in him. I would have said a lot about him because I knew him before coming to Lagos, but I know he is a very private person so I don't want to do anything against his wish. But he is a wonderful person. He was in our studio (Klink) those days when Kingsley Ogoro, Segun Aina Arinze and myself were starting up. He was very good with bass guitar then. Feyi thanks for bringing back this memory of Bisade and the colours and our Bread and Butter/ Pintos networking joint. I imagined life without cell phones and social media then and it was fun. Lagbaja is great, I named my first son Abisade after him.
This is an awesome interview. It was so smooth. Both the interviewer and interviewee were lovely. Questions were asked in a manner that provoked insightful and profound responses. And of course Feyisara was just brilliant on the show. I guess Lagbaja's genius rubbed off of him. Just an hour of awesomeness and insight all-rounder.
Michael was very dedicated. I can remember a show whereby we refused to join bro jide at a show and it was only bro feyi and Michael alone where on stage with him
I’m a staunch follower of lagbaja, and I’ve been following his music since the first time I heard his song on Radio Lagos, back in 1991 or thereabouts. It was “side by side” (owo leggings, owo Buba, tantirin leggings…) and I loved it. I miss him though.
Oh my goodness. I listened to this man Feyisara about his knowledge and understanding of Lagbaja and I was greatly pleased with his expression. I logged out of my mac, ran an errand and came back to continue to listen to him. He is a complete gentleman and have a deep sense of history and appreciation of what Lagbaja made him or contributed to his life as an artiste. Kudos to the interviewer as well. Today is my first time of listening to him and he is a great interviewer with an indepth knowledge of the music industry.
Imagine all those who have worked with L'agbaja saying good things about him. Wow! this is amazing.
This is refreshing. Thanks for bringing on Mr. Feyisara. He was very honest in his accounts of his time with Lagbaja (mínímí) and other details of his musical years in Nigeria.
Ces’t bon!
This was so refreshing to listen to. Love this interview.
He played in my church in dalston longgggggg tym ago, very humble man...
Good and informative interview no doubt. I am just proud of the yoruba culture of appreciating talents of all kinds and making good of them.
Let me start by saying that Dele you are a great guy full of knowledge. Though your videos are very long but I can't imagine me missing a second. I would rather pause and come back to continue. Oh my God Feyi reminds me of the bread-and-butter days on Allen. I am privileged to have known Uncle Bisade too before he became Lagbaja. I like his personality. He is a very humble man with the fear of God in him. I would have said a lot about him because I knew him before coming to Lagos, but I know he is a very private person so I don't want to do anything against his wish. But he is a wonderful person. He was in our studio (Klink) those days when Kingsley Ogoro, Segun Aina Arinze and myself were starting up. He was very good with bass guitar then. Feyi thanks for bringing back this memory of Bisade and the colours and our Bread and Butter/ Pintos networking joint. I imagined life without cell phones and social media then and it was fun. Lagbaja is great, I named my first son Abisade after him.
Mr Feyisara Akinwumi, his doing what he loves- that is making him greater than his contemporaries, in the world wide music industry. This is great! ❤😂
This is an awesome interview. It was so smooth. Both the interviewer and interviewee were lovely. Questions were asked in a manner that provoked insightful and profound responses. And of course Feyisara was just brilliant on the show. I guess Lagbaja's genius rubbed off of him.
Just an hour of awesomeness and insight all-rounder.
Humility will elevate this Adeyanju agbaman to the highest level in life
Many thanks, Agbaletu TV, and please, continue to keep it up.👍
Mr Feyisara is a very humble and refined man. He comes across as a Gentleman.
Agba man knows how to play music with mouth. I love the way he played that shinamania piano verbally. Think he has a potential to be a good producer🙌🏿
Another interesting interview
great interview Feyi
So respectful
Lagbaja is very honest man, according to some of his band boys.
Great interview. The song 'Emi n lo' featuring Yinka Davis was released by Colors band.
Abisade Ologunde (Lagbaja) movement was conversant to Adeniyi Jones in Ikeja and environs . I know him physically around 1996/97
I never knew Feyi played for lagbaja ooo
When lagbaja started from ikira album lagbaja trust feyisara's judgement on set of drums sharaaaa
Omo Baba mukomuko ✅
Michael was very dedicated. I can remember a show whereby we refused to join bro jide at a show and it was only bro feyi and Michael alone where on stage with him
Kudos
Segun later have his own studio and producing many artists.
Feyisara
You should interview Lagbaja himself
“Nigeria, l’oko iya won” was released in 1996, after we won the Gold medal at the Olympics
Baba, I would love to listen to the Funkadelia.. I so much love the album. Kindly help out. Thanks.
I’m a staunch follower of lagbaja, and I’ve been following his music since the first time I heard his song on Radio Lagos, back in 1991 or thereabouts. It was “side by side” (owo leggings, owo Buba, tantirin leggings…) and I loved it. I miss him though.
Akeem kareem first became popular at first in celestial and later became more popular outside the church
He used to call himself Feyi of brixton
Baba Atolagbe, due to his age no longer playing but was well known
I can't wait to sight Lagbaja unmasked
Lagbaja produced sandoka now
It was soji and leke from ibadan
It’s is a common knowledge that,lagbaja produced Sandoka
It was vigilante
Muri is in America
Ilu mewa eyan kan soso
O wole o was released after atlanta 96.
Immaculate is now dead and he is talking of dele taiwo
Lagbaja baba