King Ochiligwe Ubulu --Oyim Bai Ka Yili (Let's walk in unity) скачать в хорошем качестве

King Ochiligwe Ubulu --Oyim Bai Ka Yili (Let's walk in unity)

KING UBULU -- Oyim Bai Ka Yili - is a call for unity of purpose, inited we stand divided we fall King Ubulu will ever be remembered till the end of age. The late King Ubulu till today has no rival even after over 20 years of leaving this world. Chief Augustine Ojinji, better known to Nigerian music fans as "King Ubulu" and "Love A.U.," breathed his last in late 2004. King Ubulu was born in 1949 in Amorji-Onicha in present-day Ndokwa Local Government Area, Delta State. Along with his fellow Ndokwa indigenes Charles Iwegbue and Rogana Ottah, he did much to advance the cause of Anioma (Western Igbo) highlife in the Nigerian music scene.His generosity was such that he was given the honorifics Ochiligwe ("Majority Leader"), Elishi Egwu ("Music Leader") and Ofodile ("Mighty"). Ubulu trained as a shoemaker, but soon opened a record store in Amorji. Because of his skill with the traditional repertoire, he was often asked to sing at funerals, naming ceremonies and other important occasions. Together with Agu Risky and a number of other musicians, he formed the Ubulu International Band in the early 1970s. The group's first LP, Ukwuani Special, was released in 1976 to wide acclaim, followed by a number of other releases. In 1983 the Ubulu International Band of Nigeria recruited the late Charlie Boogie of Cameroun, who brought much animation to the group's stage show with his penchant for playing guitar and keyboards with his teeth. In the 1986 album Onyebu Uwa Nishi, Ubulu warned against those who would try to copy his musical technique, as it came from water (presumably it was as transparent, flowing and natural as that substance). ‪@ogheneplustv‬ #ukwanimusic #ukwanirecords #kwalemusic #ukwanihighlife #ndokwamusic #kingubulu #ubulu #ochiligwe #ndokwa #ukwale #kwale #ifesike #ifenifeneyi #anigabor