Yoruba we should keep our rich culture intact but now a days we are coping foreign culture's and neglect our own. I remembered when we are growing up in ibadan then Radio O.Y.O , Radio Nigeria obaadebimpe rd, no day I will not listened to Ayanyemi Atokowagbonle Blessed memories.

Nice post of real talking drum of the old days. The drummer and the interpreters are masterpiece of the deep Yoruba proverbial words of the drummer. Who could have known this without the interpreter? Thank you for taking us back to the old days. It is lovely to listen to genuinety of Yoruba accent of the early time.

I need this man’s records. I’ve been looking

My late Dad's love for late Lasisi Ayanyemi's Drum mastery is unequalled. My Dad can decipher any word spoken with Drum & i think i gained that from him as well. But i must confess that none of my Sons can speak 1 sentence of undiluted Yoruba. SAD.Egbon Tunde Kelani's epic movies - SAWOROIDE & AGOGO EEWO were a Tribute to this ace drummer. Rest in Peace, Laisi Ayanyemi Ati Oko Wa Gbowo ni ile! Love you to bits!

@kashimawoadegoke4019

10 ай бұрын

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If you are an original Yoruba man, and you listen to this music you realize that ayanwale is from the grassroots omo odua (youruba).l am one of omo odua that is the truth and nothing but the truth. One man musician with his talking drum, yepere keku asin.

Late ayanyemi ayinla atokowagbaowonile may your soul rest in peace,we miss your talking drum

je suis très content d'écoute les albums yorouba même ancienne que je n'ai jamais entendu

A son of a drummer myself, I love this so much; a love bequeathed by my late father! God bless his soul and all departed dundun players.

AYANYEMI ATOKOWAGBOWONLE was claimed to be the official drummer of Chief Adegoke Adelabu (Pekelemesi )

@razakabbas4253

6 жыл бұрын

EgbaAlake Wow! Time surely flies. Alhaji Adegoke Adelabu died in a tragic car crash 60 years ago near Sango Ota round about. You see, we have lost a great deal of our musical culture. But by dint of hard work of people like you, it is hoped that this genre of skilled musical oratory could be revived. Kudos to you sir for your relentless research in finding this gem and posting it. Thank you.

@tundealawal4398

10 ай бұрын

​​@@razakabbas4253 My father, late Honorable Alarape Lawal knew Penkelemesi Alhaji Adegoke Adelabu like God knew Moses. They were in NCNC together pre independence Nigeria. God rest their souls. I enjoy this guy's drumming like Penkelemesi did.

It is those who have ears that can hear what the drummers are saying...an African's proverb

The last time I listened to this baba song was about 28 years ago. Thank to KZread.👍

Thanks so much, the music of good olden days. Esee gan ni

This is real music right here. Thank you so much Egba Alake. You're an invaluable source of knowledge about our culture. I hope to meet you some day and thank you in person. I have been building an archive of African music for years and i have some beauties. I'll find a way to upload some and keep you posted. Thanks again

Beautiful music has gone GONE AR DOES DAYS

I'm feeling nostalgic listening to this, I remember my childhood

Beautiful. Proud to be Ayanwale always. AYANYEMI

Thank you for allowing the people of today to see what those days look like with our music and the role of our culture in music.

Anything Talking Drum ❤❤❤❤❤❤

Thank you for this upload may God bless you richly 🙏🙏🙏

Thank u 4 dis one we need more

Whaoooo, I've been looking for this for ages. Thanks for this. Can we have more of Ayanyemi please. Although the audio quality is not very good. Kudos.

Baba continue to rest in peace

Made my week. Can we have more of this maestro drummer. Where are they now, their children , and an archive for their work? God bless EgbaAlake massively.

Ijinle reee

Nice piece👌

EgbaAlake do you know a current team of Dundun drummers. Please let me know. This is what my Grandmother dances to every morning as a female kinghead.

Please can we have more of this drum cassette, good job

:D

@kamorudeenolatoye8775

2 жыл бұрын

H.mm!!! Ayanyemi Ayinla Atokowagbowo nile. He died in 1974. May his creative mind rest in perfect peace. Thank you very much Egba Alake for uploading this epic record. .

How I wish i can decode what the talking drum is saying. I hardly grab the meaning

@kamorudeenolatoye8775

2 жыл бұрын

Sorry, he died in 1984.

Whaoooo, I've been looking for this for ages. Thanks for this. Can we have more of Ayanyemi please. Although the audio quality is not very good. Kudos.

Whaoooo, I've been looking for this for ages. Thanks for this. Can we have more of Ayanyemi please. Although the audio quality is not very good. Kudos.

Whaoooo, I've been looking for this for ages. Thanks for this. Can we have more of Ayanyemi please. Although the audio quality is not very good. Kudos.

Whaoooo, I've been looking for this for ages. Thanks for this. Can we have more of Ayanyemi please. Although the audio quality is not very good. Kudos.

Whaoooo, I've been looking for this for ages. Thanks for this. Can we have more of Ayanyemi please. Although the audio quality is not very good. Kudos.