Chief Ebenezer Obey – Je Ka Jo (Let Us Dance) 80’s NIGERIAN Juju Folk Music ALBUM

Chief Ebenezer Obey ‎– Je Ka Jo (Let Us Dance) 80’s NIGERIAN Juju Folk Music ALBUM

Label: Virgin ‎– 205.761
Format: Vinyl, LP, Album
Country: France
Released: 1983
Genre: Folk, World, & Country
Style: African

Tracklist

A1 Miliki
A2 Ojeje
A3 Je Ka Jo
A4 Don’t Say No
B1 Abente
B2 Poto Poto
B3 Paga
B4 Alo Mi

Bass [1st Bass Guitar] – Dole Akindeju
Bass [2nd Bass Guitar] – Sammy Fayoseh
Congas – Captain Samson Ogunlade
Drums – Sunday Fadugba
Guitar – Paul Tao
Guitar [Hawaiian] – Yinusa Dauda
Guitar [Rhythm] – Abbey Koleosho
Guitar [Tenor] – Francis Aluko
Lead Vocals, Guitar – Chief Ebenezer Obey
Mixed By – Teri Reed
Percussion [Backing Talking Drum] – Sikiru Adepoju
Percussion [Lead Talking Drum] – Simeon Adeleke
Percussion [Marracas] – Akanbi Oloye
Performer [Clefts] – Alhaji Vasco Da Gama, Ipefuntoye Omoge
Performer [Other] – Lamidi Akilapa, Mathew Oguntade, Yomi Samuel
Producer – Jo Mensah
Recorded By – L.A.K. Adenisan
Vocals – Arigidi-Giwa Ojo, Ayo Bada, Bode Akiwowo, David Olaleye
Written-By – Chief Ebenezer Obey

Recorded at Decca Studios, Lagos, Nigeria
Mixed at Odyssey Records, London, England

A4 is misspelled “Dont’t Say No” on the cover.

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