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naptu2:


Bro, I saw your earlier post, but your question took me on a journey that was sometimes frustrating. I'll tell you what happened.

I recognised the lyrics as soon as I saw your question (I knew that I had heard the song), but I couldn't the melody. It was so frustrating! I kept searching my mind, trying to where I had heard those words.

Then I ed the melody yesterday night and it occurred to me that the song has been done more than once. There's a 1970s version and a 1990s version, but I couldn't the name of the song or who sang it. I wasted a lot of time because I wrongly believed that the 1970s version was done by Ofege.

Now I've found the '70s version. I'm hoping that someone will hear this and the name of the person that covered it in the '90s.

Wrinkers Experience - Fuel For Love.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=39oV7VcTAWE

Thanks Boss, I really appreciate your efforts. You're the man, I've been searching for quite some time now. Amazing Song.

naptu2:
I would have posted this video earlier if I had ed.

This is taken from the Bala Miller Show in the early 1980s. Elder Steve Rhodes, Bala Miller and Gloria Rhodes (now Gloria Rhodes-Nash) perform some of the highlife anthems that are on this list.

It's quite interesting seeing Steve Rhodes attempt to sing in bini.

It's also fascinating the way Steve Rhodes combined his group with Bala Miller's band (those men really understood music).

By the way, does anybody have a clip of the episode of the Bala Miller Show in which Kris Okotie was the guest? The one in which he dressed like a superstar. I'd be very happy if somebody posts a clip of that episode.


Bala Miller, Steve Rhodes and Gloria Rhodes performing

1) Baby Jowo
2) Taxi Driver.
3) Omo Pupa
4) Omo Laso
5) Joromi.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=L2-c4L7OEtY

Don't mean to trouble you Bruv. But please there's an old skool song I've been trying to get, I don't know if its Nigerian at all, but the lyrics goes thus; "I want you to be mine . . . I want you by my side, be my guide." Pls can you help me get the name of the artiste and the title of the track. Thanks.

naptu2:


Here are two absolutely amazing people in one video.

Bala Miller interviewing Yvonne Maha on The Bala Miller Show in 1983.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pq_3M9om0D4

Great list bruv, came across this thread quite late so I don't know if someone has asked before, but I'll ask anyway. Please there's an old skool song I've been trying to get, I don't know if its Nigerian at all, but the lyrics goes thus; "I want you to be mine . . . I want you by my side, be my guide." Pls can you help me get the name of the artiste and the title of the track. Thanks

georgee:
Where is:
Tina Onwudiwe - Black on Black (Asiko l'olaye)
Segun Arinze- Moonlight dance
Black Masquradaz - The Truth (Soudtrack of old Nigerian Movie, Out of Bounds)
Zakkay Azzay - Matta and Hip hop power house
Daddy Fresh - Follow me go Dancehall and Welcome back

Great list bruv, came across this thread quite late so I don't know if someone has asked before, but I'll ask anyway. Please there's an old skool song I've been trying to get, I don't know if its Nigerian at all, but the lyrics goes thus; "I want you to be mine . . . I want you by my side, be my guide." Pls can you help me get the name of the artiste and the title of the track. Thanks