Haruna Ishola & His Apala Group - Bi Mo Duro Bi Mo Ba Bere Lo Orin Nso Simi Lokan

From "Haruna Ishola (M.O.N. Baba Ngani Agba) & His Apala Group - Mba B’Ejire Mba Yo"
[ Star Records - SRPS 23 (LP) Nigeria, 1975 ]
2 Bi Mo Duro Bi Mo Ba Bere Lo Orin Nso Simi Lokan
- Olorire Legbewa
- Ishola De Elenpe Od’Osupa Ti Nmole Kari Aiye
- Won Nse Kobaje Didan Lo Ndan

[@oluwatoyinsojirin2506]

when i was in secondary school i do not know the important of Haruna Isola's music until i left Nigeria for London.

[@abbasolanrewajusanusi7922]

Same here.

[@tunjiakande6836]

Sitting supremely philosophical, Ishola Elenpe has left a timeless bundle of music for his race, difficult to be equaled.

[@salamathsanya6391]

Rio repose en paix legende

[@salamathsanya6391]

Banana gai ni agba j apprecie ts2chanson repose en paix

[@sikiroumamadou207]

De tous les musiciens de la gamme apala du monde artistique, Haruna Ishola eqt l'Icone principale.

[@goldsmithagbede6788]

Chacun à son avis, pour moi Ayinla omowura est le meilleur de tous

[@smoothlyrugged]

Love the pitch on this one the shuffle the hurried cadence. I have always been fascinated by this man's music. Very contradictory, the pace is pretty quick with the angry yet passionate gangan drum demanding attention like a jilted lover, yet Yoruba dance it with a very slow almost bent in half shuffle, arms spread sweeping in time as if mowing with some imaginary scythe.
The agidigbo (thumb piano) adds an almost trance like state (in the absence of the bass guitar or any other electric instrument for that matter) plucked in time. Then the shekere and other percussion sounds adding irrisistable flavor to an already sweet soup.
There is an objectification of women that is neither misogynistic nor sexual in some of his lyrics, just reminiscent of the times.
🎶 Ishola de, a ti dosupa ni le okun imole ka ri aiye 🎶
Ishola has arrived we are the moon in the house of darkness, light encircles the world.
Basically I am the baddest G in this music thing.
Rest in peace Haruna Ishola Bello M.O.N., Member of the Order of the Niger (1919 - 23 July 1983) AKA Baba Gani agba!

[@layiagboola6545]

No comparison A legend in Yoruba music

[@funmilolaakinola5627]

I started loving n understanding his music just last year, since then i cannot stay a day without listening to his songs. I love all his songs like kilode

[@adesegunadebisi5863]

Evergreen Music, music of yesteryears.

[@idowupeter6594]

Great!

[@ajaooreoba]

I can only be greatful for constant possibility of this
Legend.Thanks for this chance.

[@okeperfecta231]

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[@olanrewajuolawale6239]

Rest in perfect peace Babangani agba

[@adjoumaseck8810]

J aime apala group

[@baloye2015]

It's truly evergreen. It is not only poetic, it is philosophical. Simply great.

[@albertoshinnaya8563]

Icon music.

[@WallRedd]

Another great Yoruba musician in the same mold of the Great Fela, IK Dairo, Segun Bucknor, Wande Coal, Sunny Ade, Obey.etc. Correct guys

[@odusinaolan]

Wande Coal??🙃

[@friesiamans1966]

@@odusinaolan i also just wondered, then perhaps also olamide? haha...

[@aom8676]

In 2020

[@Themancebo1]

Is it possible that some one out there can suggest a text of this and other Yoruba Legends in English. The drumming and the singing (narrations) are so profoundly beautiful that one can feel (intuit) the sanctity and profundity of their meaning.

[@salimankabirou1643]

Mujiba Haroon il est le meilleur de tout le temps

[@ademolaalliowe1101]

This is what a music should do to you. Entertain, educate and relax the soul. This is different from what we have nowadays.

[@ategunalaafia]

💃💃💃💃💃💃💃💃

[@salamathsanya6391]

Paix à son ame

[@salamathsanya6391]

J aime àpala group baba gni agba