Apala Groups in Nigeria 1967 - 1970 (CD)

Apala Groups in Nigeria 1967 - 1970

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Label: Soul Jazz
Bestellnummer: 9637714
Erscheinungstermin: 7.2.2020

Product Information

Soul Jazz Records new »Apala: Apala Groups in Nigeria 1967-70« is the first ever collection of Apala music ever to be released outside of Nigeria.

The album focuses on a wide selection of recordings made in Nigeria in the 1960s, a time when Apala music was at the height of its popularity. Apala is a deeply rhythmical, hypnotic and powerful musical style that combines the striking nasal-style vocals and traditions of Islamic music, the Agidigbo (thumb piano), and the equally powerful drumming and percussion rhythms and techniques of the Yoruba of Nigeria.

The most significant figure in Apala music is undoubtedly Haruna Ishola who features throughout this album. Ishola holds an almost mythological status in his role as populariser of Apala music in Nigeria. Ishola's singing was believed to be so powerful that, without proper restraint, it could kill the recipient of his music.

Apala is a popular music that also functioned as a form of cultural resistance - Apala music involved no western instrumentation and is sung in the Yoruba language, its aesthetic an implicit cultural rejection of the British Empire's colonial rule over Nigeria which lasted from 1901 until independence in 1960.

Tracklisting

Disk 1 von 1 (CD)

1 Haruna Ishola and His Apala Group: Ewure Ile Komoyi Od
2 Adebukonla Ajao and Her Group: Aboyin Ile
3 Rapheal Ajide and His Apala Group: Adura Fun Osiwowo
4 Haruna Ishola and His Apala Group: Orin To Mo Gbon Wa
5 R.A. Tikalosoro and His Group: Agilinti Lomu
6 Adebukonla Ajao and Her Group: A.B.D. Alawiye
7 Haruna Ishola and His Apala Group: Asa Ko Gbodo Wole G
8 Adeleke Aremu & His Group: Egbe Arowolo
9 Haruna Ishola and His Apala Group: Rufai Baolgun
10 R.A. Tikalosoro and His Group: Kiniun Kuro Leran Amu S
11 Haruna Ishola and His Apala Group: S. Aka
12 Adebukonla Ajao and Her Group: Lekele Bale
13 Kasumu Adio and His Apala Group: Odale Ore
14 Ayisatu Alabi and Her Group: Oko Lolomo
15 Jimoh Agbejo Bo Ogun and His Group: Oriki Ibeji
16 Ayisatu Alabi and Her Group: Omo Olobi
17 Rapheal Ajide and His Apala Group: Orin Aje
18 Adebukonla Ajao and Her Group: Sunday Babayemi