Dele, please you need to transform all these data and previous history to a book, website, blog or a documentary of Netflix quality or much better….. Your content is worthy of a PhD award in Music History
This is the second time I watched this episode. This is one of the best I have ever watched on your show. I like this man and wish him the best, more success and God's protection. Thanks Mr Dele
Comprehensive, informative and instructive. This is one of your best interviews in areas of content, listening, clarity, non-interference and control. Thanks to both of you.
This,man is an inspiration.. simply put. He's destined for greatness.. surely he is.. extend my wishes to him and his family.. Olorun a da igba pada fun won...wan si ku aforiti..yio dara fun won, lagbara jesu 🙏🙏👍
Watching this great interview, my opinion is that KSA just didn't want to help this man or maybe he is not destined to receive assistance from the king, KSA must have employed countless number of people after him, I salute his courage, he is an hustler, a relentless one at that, he deserves to be a superstar, nice job Mr. Dele I love your style, you are a great interviewer, kudos.
My dear friend, what you said isnt really so This man obviously doesn't really need such help as he is already equipped with all he needs to succeed by God. He only needs direction, time and hardwork. check out his story from childhood and you will see that. KSA understands this. Money isnt everything. This happened to me over 25 years ago when i wanted to start a business. I already got all i needed for the business but only need money for a shop. I went to see an Uncle who i felt will be able to help as he is comfortable finacially. He asked me one question; If he gives me money for the shop and one way or the other i loose the money,, what will i do? He said i will come back to him for more or look elsewhere for assistance. He applauded me for what i have done so far and told me to go and think of how to get the rest for a shop. He said the minute i can solve that, even if i loose it, i will know how to make the money back without help. I felt a bit dissapponted then though funny enough not so bad. I decided to see the positive in what he was saying even if not totally correct. Today, i kid you not, i blesss God he didnt help me. I am much more in a better place now and if i had started the business then, i may have not being succeful in it or by now have closed the business cos several who started aint doing it again. This will make me seem a wasteful person to him and even if i did another business to make it, he will always think he was the one that made me be who i am today. We always feel entitled and expect someone will do the magic for us. Expect nothing from anyone so you dont get dissappointed. Let your focus be on God. The heart of men are in His hands and he can channel it to whereever he so pleases. If God wills it, even your enemy will willingly and gladly give you what you require without hussel and without you asking. See the man today. He is very cool and even humble with it. Everywhere he went success followed him as he worked hard to taking opportunities as it comes his way and only God creates those opportunities...we only need to recognise them and take charge (The dues KSA asked him to go pay) He was also very humble. Check out most of those we expect monetary favours from, they struggled growing up and aquiring wealth. When they eventually do, they stay humble as they remember where they are coming from which is why they last unlike those born with a silver spoon who mostly are arrogant and some never stay relevant for long. KSA understands this and knew giving him money isnt really what the guy requires...he only needs direction to the right part and KSA played his part directing him to music. To be honest, the school supplied them instruments...free. So KSA giving him money for instrument doesnt mean that is what will make him succeed. He is on a journey. DEstined It wont cost KSA anything to have allowed the guy join his band, but he wanted him to be successful, to be educated and make it strong and he knew he wont achieve that being a part of his boys playing for him and protected him from associating with thse of them who are diabolic. Most of these musicians were school drop outs. Salawa Abeni, KSA etc all later learnt to speak well after cos education is very importnt. From the guys story, you will know KSA really loved him. Money isnt everything. Lets not feel so entitled.We worship money a lot and have no clue how to keep it as you cant keep what you dont know how to make. Igbos have learnt this. You need to pay your dues. Thats why before they help a brother, he would have served under them for years learning the ropes and understanding how to make and keep money. Reason one of the richest man in the world promised never to give any of his children his wealth but will give to charity. Its seem cruel but is really not. Most of these kids end up in drugs and wasting the wealth as they never really need to make money which is already available to them from their parents. they only need to dip into it and help themselves.We mostly misuse things gotten on a platter of gold than what we really work hard for. Thats the idea.
My dear friend, what you said isnt really so This man obviously doesn't really need such help as he is already equipped with all he needs to succeed by God. He only needs direction, time and hardwork. check out his story from childhood and you will see that. KSA understands this. Money isnt everything. This happened to me over 25 years ago when i wanted to start a business. I already got all i needed for the business but only need money for a shop. I went to see an Uncle who i felt will be able to help as he is comfortable finacially. He asked me one question; If he gives me money for the shop and one way or the other i loose the money,, what will i do? He said i will come back to him for more or look elsewhere for assistance. He applauded me for what i have done so far and told me to go and think of how to get the rest for a shop. He said the minute i can solve that, even if i loose it, i will know how to make the money back without help. I felt a bit dissapponted then though funny enough not so bad. I decided to see the positive in what he was saying even if not totally correct. Today, i kid you not, i blesss God he didnt help me. I am much more in a better place now and if i had started the business then, i may have not being succeful in it or by now have closed the business cos several who started aint doing it again. This will make me seem a wasteful person to him and even if i did another business to make it, he will always think he was the one that made me be who i am today. We always feel entitled and expect someone will do the magic for us. Expect nothing from anyone so you dont get dissappointed. Let your focus be on God. The heart of men are in His hands and he can channel it to whereever he so pleases. If God wills it, even your enemy will willingly and gladly give you what you require without hussel and without you asking. See the man today. He is very cool and even humble with it. Everywhere he went success followed him as he worked hard to taking opportunities as it comes his way and only God creates those opportunities...we only need to recognise them and take charge (The dues KSA asked him to go pay) He was also very humble. Check out most of those we expect monetary favours from, they struggled growing up and aquiring wealth. When they eventually do, they stay humble as they remember where they are coming from which is why they last unlike those born with a silver spoon who mostly are arrogant and some never stay relevant for long. KSA understands this and knew giving him money isnt really what the guy requires...he only needs direction to the right part and KSA played his part directing him to music. To be honest, the school supplied them instruments...free. So KSA giving him money for instrument doesnt mean that is what will make him succeed. He is on a journey. DEstined It wont cost KSA anything to have allowed the guy join his band, but he wanted him to be successful, to be educated and make it strong and he knew he wont achieve that being a part of his boys playing for him and protected him from associating with thse of them who are diabolic. Most of these musicians were school drop outs. Salawa Abeni, KSA etc all later learnt to speak well after cos education is very importnt. From the guys story, you will know KSA really loved him. Money isnt everything. Lets not feel so entitled.We worship money a lot and have no clue how to keep it as you cant keep what you dont know how to make. Igbos have learnt this. You need to pay your dues. Thats why before they help a brother, he would have served under them for years learning the ropes and understanding how to make and keep money. Reason one of the richest man in the world promised never to give any of his children his wealth but will give to charity. Its seem cruel but is really not. Most of these kids end up in drugs and wasting the wealth as they never really need to make money which is already available to them from their parents. they only need to dip into it and help themselves.We mostly misuse things gotten on a platter of gold than what we really work hard for. Thats the idea.
Thank you for the interviews, every musicians should learn form his story...From what I can deduce from the interview, this man is a great musician and with wonderful experience...he looks much yonger than his age... but, there are lessons from how is musical path was...Musician should learn and not throw stones... I believe his story is enough to set him on platforms for current musicians to learn.We need as many that can help to contribute or make conntecting inputs to the history of Nigeria (Yoruba) popular from 1900 till date and stories of artist that have contributed but locally and intertionally..
Hi Mr Dele Adeyanju. I always like your interviews on videos. Thnx for bringing out the beauty in African music and musicians by helping to keep them in our memories. I want you to do a memoir of some old/late ones e.g. CROSS DEL JUBA, WALE GLORIOUS, etc. Keep up the good work👍
Wow, this is so amazing but it’s more than beats the eyes 👀 👁️. Something is wrong somewhere but I know that when God is ready to lift someone up no one can stop it. I pray that his glory shines through IJMN. Amwn
An innocent little boy with so much endowment till date,I believe something would have gone wrong expecially as an innocent boy. But thank God he still has the breath of life.
I'm not too sure about the. Lalupon train crash the man was talking about. The only Lalupon train crash in Nigeria history was in 1957 with the death of 66 passengers. Thanks for a great interview anyway
Another train accident actually occurred in 1983,between Lalupon and Olodo station involving the Kano to Lagos train. Iwas then also a staff with the railways that time and mu duty was to be checking passenger tickets on train between Ibadan and Jebba. I was lucky not be on that train that due to some family commitments, but I quickly rushed to the station at Dugbe to meet the returning train, only to meet everyone in sorrows with the bad news of the accident. Thank God for his mercies,maybe I would have been a victim too. Yes, Akin George is right that accident actually happened at the same area the 1957 happened. My self and Akin even worked together at Ilorin station a couple of years before the incident.
Contentment, Ibadan based, lack of ruggedness. Complete gentlemanly, hatred of fetishism and believe in God are possible major factors for his musical obscurity.
He takes music as like hobby not job. Despite his talent he can never be very successful in making music. To make great mark in music he has to have his own distinct way of singing. Baba obey and sunny ade also developed their brands before they became legends in the trade.
You are definitely not the first graduate musician lol. These are the graduate musicians : Fela, professor sam akpabot, zeal onyia, Bisade Ologunde (lagbaja) Biodun Batik, then my colleagues from Unilag: Blakky, Ese Agese, wunmi Aboderin, my humble self ....... graduate musicians plenty. No be today. Maybe there are no fuji graduate musicians ..... but there are tons.
Watch the one you want and leave us to watch the long ones. This man is gathering solid materials for future researchers. Agbaletu is doing an awesome job!
Akin George's contact 08032071260; 08059192900
Dele, please you need to transform all these data and previous history to a book, website, blog or a documentary of Netflix quality or much better….. Your content is worthy of a PhD award in Music History
This is the second time I watched this episode. This is one of the best I have ever watched on your show. I like this man and wish him the best, more success and God's protection. Thanks Mr Dele
Comprehensive, informative and instructive. This is one of your best interviews in areas of content, listening, clarity, non-interference and control. Thanks to both of you.
This,man is an inspiration.. simply put.
He's destined for greatness.. surely he is.. extend my wishes to him and his family.. Olorun a da igba pada fun won...wan si ku aforiti..yio dara fun won, lagbara jesu 🙏🙏👍
This guy is saying the truth. I know all the Ifẹ stories he's talked about. Respect.
Another awesome memory lane journey, as always very interesting. Keep it up
Agbaletu you are trying o.Higher Higher Higher you will grow.Load of love.
I love what im hearing❤.Thank you, senior man @Mr George.
I’m really impressed with this Dele Adeyanju….this is unique. Well done Mr. Akin George and thanks for sharing this…
What an interesting, yet very humble and authentic person!
Watching this great interview, my opinion is that KSA just didn't want to help this man or maybe he is not destined to receive assistance from the king, KSA must have employed countless number of people after him, I salute his courage, he is an hustler, a relentless one at that, he deserves to be a superstar, nice job Mr. Dele I love your style, you are a great interviewer, kudos.
My dear friend, what you said isnt really so
This man obviously doesn't really need such help as he is already equipped with all he needs to succeed by God. He only needs direction, time and hardwork. check out his story from childhood and you will see that. KSA understands this. Money isnt everything.
This happened to me over 25 years ago when i wanted to start a business. I already got all i needed for the business but only need money for a shop. I went to see an Uncle who i felt will be able to help as he is comfortable finacially. He asked me one question; If he gives me money for the shop and one way or the other i loose the money,, what will i do? He said i will come back to him for more or look elsewhere for assistance. He applauded me for what i have done so far and told me to go and think of how to get the rest for a shop. He said the minute i can solve that, even if i loose it, i will know how to make the money back without help.
I felt a bit dissapponted then though funny enough not so bad. I decided to see the positive in what he was saying even if not totally correct. Today, i kid you not, i blesss God he didnt help me. I am much more in a better place now and if i had started the business then, i may have not being succeful in it or by now have closed the business cos several who started aint doing it again. This will make me seem a wasteful person to him and even if i did another business to make it, he will always think he was the one that made me be who i am today.
We always feel entitled and expect someone will do the magic for us. Expect nothing from anyone so you dont get dissappointed. Let your focus be on God. The heart of men are in His hands and he can channel it to whereever he so pleases. If God wills it, even your enemy will willingly and gladly give you what you require without hussel and without you asking.
See the man today. He is very cool and even humble with it. Everywhere he went success followed him as he worked hard to taking opportunities as it comes his way and only God creates those opportunities...we only need to recognise them and take charge (The dues KSA asked him to go pay)
He was also very humble. Check out most of those we expect monetary favours from, they struggled growing up and aquiring wealth. When they eventually do, they stay humble as they remember where they are coming from which is why they last unlike those born with a silver spoon who mostly are arrogant and some never stay relevant for long. KSA understands this and knew giving him money isnt really what the guy requires...he only needs direction to the right part and KSA played his part directing him to music. To be honest, the school supplied them instruments...free. So KSA giving him money for instrument doesnt mean that is what will make him succeed. He is on a journey. DEstined
It wont cost KSA anything to have allowed the guy join his band, but he wanted him to be successful, to be educated and make it strong and he knew he wont achieve that being a part of his boys playing for him and protected him from associating with thse of them who are diabolic. Most of these musicians were school drop outs. Salawa Abeni, KSA etc all later learnt to speak well after cos education is very importnt. From the guys story, you will know KSA really loved him.
Money isnt everything. Lets not feel so entitled.We worship money a lot and have no clue how to keep it as you cant keep what you dont know how to make. Igbos have learnt this. You need to pay your dues. Thats why before they help a brother, he would have served under them for years learning the ropes and understanding how to make and keep money.
Reason one of the richest man in the world promised never to give any of his children his wealth but will give to charity. Its seem cruel but is really not. Most of these kids end up in drugs and wasting the wealth as they never really need to make money which is already available to them from their parents. they only need to dip into it and help themselves.We mostly misuse things gotten on a platter of gold than what we really work hard for. Thats the idea.
Thanks a lot Agbaletu TV for this content. A very interesting and enlightening interview
My dear friend, what you said isnt really so
This man obviously doesn't really need such help as he is already equipped with all he needs to succeed by God. He only needs direction, time and hardwork. check out his story from childhood and you will see that. KSA understands this. Money isnt everything.
This happened to me over 25 years ago when i wanted to start a business. I already got all i needed for the business but only need money for a shop. I went to see an Uncle who i felt will be able to help as he is comfortable finacially. He asked me one question; If he gives me money for the shop and one way or the other i loose the money,, what will i do? He said i will come back to him for more or look elsewhere for assistance. He applauded me for what i have done so far and told me to go and think of how to get the rest for a shop. He said the minute i can solve that, even if i loose it, i will know how to make the money back without help.
I felt a bit dissapponted then though funny enough not so bad. I decided to see the positive in what he was saying even if not totally correct. Today, i kid you not, i blesss God he didnt help me. I am much more in a better place now and if i had started the business then, i may have not being succeful in it or by now have closed the business cos several who started aint doing it again. This will make me seem a wasteful person to him and even if i did another business to make it, he will always think he was the one that made me be who i am today.
We always feel entitled and expect someone will do the magic for us. Expect nothing from anyone so you dont get dissappointed. Let your focus be on God. The heart of men are in His hands and he can channel it to whereever he so pleases. If God wills it, even your enemy will willingly and gladly give you what you require without hussel and without you asking.
See the man today. He is very cool and even humble with it. Everywhere he went success followed him as he worked hard to taking opportunities as it comes his way and only God creates those opportunities...we only need to recognise them and take charge (The dues KSA asked him to go pay)
He was also very humble. Check out most of those we expect monetary favours from, they struggled growing up and aquiring wealth. When they eventually do, they stay humble as they remember where they are coming from which is why they last unlike those born with a silver spoon who mostly are arrogant and some never stay relevant for long. KSA understands this and knew giving him money isnt really what the guy requires...he only needs direction to the right part and KSA played his part directing him to music. To be honest, the school supplied them instruments...free. So KSA giving him money for instrument doesnt mean that is what will make him succeed. He is on a journey. DEstined
It wont cost KSA anything to have allowed the guy join his band, but he wanted him to be successful, to be educated and make it strong and he knew he wont achieve that being a part of his boys playing for him and protected him from associating with thse of them who are diabolic. Most of these musicians were school drop outs. Salawa Abeni, KSA etc all later learnt to speak well after cos education is very importnt. From the guys story, you will know KSA really loved him.
Money isnt everything. Lets not feel so entitled.We worship money a lot and have no clue how to keep it as you cant keep what you dont know how to make. Igbos have learnt this. You need to pay your dues. Thats why before they help a brother, he would have served under them for years learning the ropes and understanding how to make and keep money.
Reason one of the richest man in the world promised never to give any of his children his wealth but will give to charity. Its seem cruel but is really not. Most of these kids end up in drugs and wasting the wealth as they never really need to make money which is already available to them from their parents. they only need to dip into it and help themselves.We mostly misuse things gotten on a platter of gold than what we really work hard for. Thats the idea.
I really enjoy this man talking...
Thank you for the interviews, every musicians should learn form his story...From what I can deduce from the interview, this man is a great musician and with wonderful experience...he looks much yonger than his age... but, there are lessons from how is musical path was...Musician should learn and not throw stones...
I believe his story is enough to set him on platforms for current musicians to learn.We need as many that can help to contribute or make conntecting inputs to the history of Nigeria (Yoruba) popular from 1900 till date and stories of artist that have contributed but locally and intertionally..
He is so very talented and a calm person so lovely
Respect to you Sir Dele ... I honor your dept in music especially Juju music.
God bless you bros
Akin George, my first music boss ❤
I learnt greatly from this man story o.Ile Aye Ogun ni.Eniti Yoo di ogo oju e a ri mabo.
I give glory to God on your behalf
I believe God will remember you and his glory will be seen in your life once again
Thank you sir God Bless you
Hi Mr Dele Adeyanju. I always like your interviews on videos. Thnx for bringing out the beauty in African music and musicians by helping to keep them in our memories. I want you to do a memoir of some old/late ones e.g. CROSS DEL JUBA, WALE GLORIOUS, etc. Keep up the good work👍
Wow, this is so amazing but it’s more than beats the eyes 👀 👁️. Something is wrong somewhere but I know that when God is ready to lift someone up no one can stop it. I pray that his glory shines through IJMN. Amwn
An innocent little boy with so much endowment till date,I believe something would have gone wrong expecially as an innocent boy.
But thank God he still has the breath of life.
Eniti olorun o pa Akin George ❤
Thanks 🙏🏼 for posting this w. Very very interesting 😂
I remember that Ilawe show very well.
He's my good brother, he played guitar for my dad too ( prince Adelanky) for many years, so calm.
I can remember all this. Egbon Ayo Thomas was great
Mr Delete Adeyanju, Can you please interview Femi Opalemo
Akin George, one love brotherly. From Alhaji Moshood olomele.OAU BAND. 😂
One love brother
All what he’s saying are very very correct.
Mr.Akin is divinely designed for gospel music.It’s not too late
The same thing happened to us at GRA Ikeja Lagos. When Pacelli school of the blinds took over the sho😂😂😂
Didn’t remember that too
OMG...Agba, you brought back some memories. Mama Fere was around Idi-ope/International Market at Eleyele.
It is always better to have or create your own style if you want to make it in music
Great interview. Atolagbe was my cousin. May his soul rest in peace.
Nice interview great guy but almost everyone this guy mentioned are dead😅😂” awon na ti di ologbe insin yi”
I know this man very well in ife, then I was a break dancer.
He couldn't have been the first graduate musician. Where do we place the late Fela Ransome-kuti ?
Baba Wole Soyinka, Tunji Oyelana, Femi Osofisan, Jimi Solanke etc., are also graduate musicians.
Are they singing juju music.
Watch and listen properly to that section sir
And he looks so fresh like he lives abroad and so KSA can’t take him as a band man to travel with him abroad!
He’s not an ordinary man because
Wow, I didn’t even hear this story about the accident o
Nice interview
Thank you sir
Dele mohanmodu. Finished in 81/82 session. He didn't meet Dele, DCK got admission in 83/84.
Of course yes but we know each other in Ife Dizzk left in 84 I joined Ife in 1985
Many are the afflictions of the righteous but the lord delivered them.
I'm not too sure about the. Lalupon train crash the man was talking about. The only Lalupon train crash in Nigeria history was in 1957 with the death of 66 passengers. Thanks for a great interview anyway
Go back to history It really happened
Such a story can never be fabricated
Another train accident actually occurred in 1983,between Lalupon and Olodo station involving the Kano to Lagos train. Iwas then also a staff with the railways that time and mu duty was to be checking passenger tickets on train between Ibadan and Jebba. I was lucky not be on that train that due to some family commitments, but I quickly rushed to the station at Dugbe to meet the returning train, only to meet everyone in sorrows with the bad news of the accident. Thank God for his mercies,maybe I would have been a victim too. Yes, Akin George is right that accident actually happened at the same area the 1957 happened. My self and Akin even worked together at Ilorin station a couple of years before the incident.
Whaooo Thank you Saheed I was surprised the accident was not recorded on goggle
This gentleman, you were with us on ICAGS Priya Aperin. Ibadan.
Where have you been since these days?
I mean Orita Aperin. You did your poem on IICC Winners Cup in 1976.
Quite funny man .I can't laugh less on the speakers wahala .
There is a band called the breaks, they are twins brothers.
Don't know ibadan guys don't mention shina kure anymore
Shona Kure is now a reknown pastor in ibadan
Dele read Yoruba while DCK was Diploma in music.
Yes sure
Jibowu is sunny ade's office
Contentment, Ibadan based, lack of ruggedness. Complete gentlemanly, hatred of fetishism and believe in God are possible major factors for his musical obscurity.
He takes music as like hobby not job. Despite his talent he can never be very successful in making music. To make great mark in music he has to have his own distinct way of singing. Baba obey and sunny ade also developed their brands before they became legends in the trade.
My warm greetings to you brother. As he mentioned Ilorin, he awoke my memories. I lived major part of my life in the city.
Nice one
Iriri aye....ogbon .
0:22 😮
You are definitely not the first graduate musician lol. These are the graduate musicians : Fela, professor sam akpabot, zeal onyia, Bisade Ologunde (lagbaja) Biodun Batik, then my colleagues from Unilag: Blakky, Ese Agese, wunmi Aboderin, my humble self ....... graduate musicians plenty. No be today. Maybe there are no fuji graduate musicians ..... but there are tons.
Are those you mentioned are juju music singers.
Guy your vedio too dey long.work on it abeg nice work
From what you watched in this video, is there anything you think should be edited out?
Watch the one you want and leave us to watch the long ones. This man is gathering solid materials for future researchers. Agbaletu is doing an awesome job!
Dele momodu left ife 1982
Huum
Life
Why are you so particular on KSA when you talk on juju medicine,others no?Obey in primis
You know the reasons why u didn't make it long in your style of juju music, but u don't want to say it on line. Kokoro tonje efo ara efo lowa.
Oya tell me
Tell us the reason please.
@@princeayo2002 mr George and Mr Dele, knew alot about juju musicians.
How many musicians play the style of music he chose to play that make it to the top? even his boos in ibadan mico Ade.