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The Thrill of African Music
A passionate appreciation of the African cultures for music and its various rhythms is expressed on this and other related pages. Through the pages it’s hoped that the influence of the rhythm and pace of the music of some cultures of West Africa in particular on the music world would be appreciated even more.
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This site encourages the enlightenment of our guests on Africa and African issues.
For one, Africa is NOT a Country; AFRICA is a CONTINENT
For one, Africa is NOT a Country; AFRICA is a CONTINENT
Exponent of Juju Music. Sunny powerfully dominated Juju music scene with Ebenezer Obey in Nigeria between the late 60s and 90s.
Click for Eugene’s Music Video
The self-proclaimed Black President lived from October 15, 1938 to August 2, 1997. All business came to a halt in Lagos on the day of his burial, August 12, in expression of the solidarity that the hundreds of thousands of his countrymen and women couldn’t collectively accord him in the struggles that he practically carried alone against one federal government after another in Nigeria.
Some 40 years after Fela unleashed his infectious music on the socio-political experience of Nigeria, the causes for which he fought remain insignificant to the intellectual dregs of the society that have hijacked Nigeria’s government.
Click below for some lyrics and sound of Fela’s music. Enjoy and Learn...
...Take care of your business;
Let me take care of mine...
Let me take care of mine...
...constantly pounding the pavement for a paycheck
...shifty eyes like a thief’s...
...shifty eyes like a thief’s...
...some people come from far away land
...it’s been trouble ever since...
...it’s been trouble ever since...
Ayinla Omowura