Daddy Agboola Shadere is truly a legend. God Bless you real good

I had almost the same experience that Mr Multi had. I visited somebody in Fajuyi Hostel in Ife. And someone was playing this wonderfully mesmerizing jazz from his corner of the room. I was instantly struck and to find out he was Nigerian. I was so awestruck. The man is the legend of legends. Thank you so much Agbaletu for this great interview.

Man o man!! This man is a fantastic guitarist , producer and all round music genius

Kunle Olajide is doing great also..... Glad to have met him once.

Your program is an inspiration to Weak minds

Thanks for this interview.... It is so encouraging to watch this ..... This interview will become a textbook soonest.

Agbo ogede 🙌🏽🙌🏽🙌🏽🙌🏽🙌🏽

So nice to have seen this interview.This man.....Shadare has a lot of influence in my guitar playing today......infact his style of 🎸 playing got me interested in the guitar.

Uncle shadare's " Alade ogo" made me pick up the Guitar. I would listen to it times without number daily. I love him so much. He is so cool just like the sound and tone of he's Guitar. Uncle shadare...a rare gem..💎

@ Agbaletu, this is a superb interview. Bro Agboola shadare is a living legend. We are expecting lekan agbeniyi too

Nice interview

More of this please

Please can you bring him back for another interview? Thank you

My producer, eku ojo meta o

Segis is a night club in Femi Johnson Building.

This Uncle Shadare speaking here played one old-time song I knew. Anyway, it was the song I listened to as a very young guitar player then, the song goes like this "Jiji mo ji o baba, mo was fope fun O, mo sun layo, mo ji layo o, mo was yin O logo". I never knew much about jazz music, egbon yi kan dabaru orin yen, I couldn't find the head or the tail of the song, he played the song in a jazz pattern which I have never heard of in my life. It was too superb, wow, how could someone play the guitar like this, with many 16notes and all that, syncopated notes. Then I knew that there was trouble with the guitar I carried. I looked at myself, I looked at the guitar, I asked my brother who gave me the cassette the name of the person who played the leading guitar, he said Agboola Shadare, it was recorded in the cassette then, I think that was 1992 or 1993 (The year I listened to the song, not the year the song was recorded). The name did not ring any bell, but I knew this Agboola Shadare should be a genius, fear entered me because I felt where should I restart from again? What kind of songs should I start listening to? Who is going to train me in other to play like this? The guitarist in my church whom I was looking up to then as the best guitarist became "konde" lol. He made me understand and see myself that I have not learned anything, shin-shin, lol. I give glory to God that I heard about him, and his works at the earliest time of my life.