Friday, 22 July 2011
Chief Commander Ebenezer Obey & His Inter-Reformers Band - Sound of the Moment (1980)
I'll start by apologising for the lack of recent posts - I've been rather busy with one thing or another and just haven't been able to make the time for music posts.
However, I'm returning with the sweet musical sunshine. I picked up this beautiful chunk of balmy Nigerian juju heat at a recent bootsale and it's helping to make up for the lack of sunshine here.
If you've never heard the juju, then this is as good a place as any to start your habit. If you have, then you'll know the score: gloriously woozy slide guitars, mesmeric talking drums and sublime vocal harmonising all blended up into a lazy psychedelic gumbo.
Previous Ebenezer Obey posts can be found here.
Tracklist:
Side One: Kaiye Mi Ko Dun Ko Dero / Aja Kole Ba Agbo Kan / Ewure Ile Komo Oyi Ode / Mo Mo Iyi Enia Mi / Omode Yi Nwo Mi Loju / Ade Komolafe
Side Two: Chief Muraina Adisa Makinde / Borikan Ba Sunwon / Folaranmi / Kenimani Sebi Ogun Ni
Get it HERE.
Labels:
Africa,
Ebenezer Obey,
Juju,
Nigeria,
nigerian music
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4 comments:
Beautiful album and great music. Thank you very much. Cheers from Los Angeles.
It ain't ever about the quantity, but the quality of posts.
Love Obey
awesome album, very solid throughout. Cool name too!
the link has gone bad. Kindly repost
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