Today it is Saturday October 30, the last weekend in this month we always change from summer- to wintertime. At 2.00 o clock at night between Saturday and Sunday the clock turns back one hour. For five months we remain … Continue reading →

Wat juju voor de zondag met I.K. Dairo en zijn Blue Spot Band. We hadden er al twaalf en vandaag dus dertien, m’n geluksgetal. Meester Dairo is de enige juju man die ik ken die soms de accor- deon ter … Continue reading →

tracks ; 01 – Late papa obafemi awolowo 1 02 – Late papa obafemi awolowo 2

De hoes van de plaat zegt 1980 en het label zegt dat hij uit 1981 komt. We zien dit vaker. Ik ga altijd maar uit van het vroegste, dat lijkt me het meest logisch. Hoe dan ook, een elpee met … Continue reading →

Sixth in row in this week of juju we’ve got the great I.K. Dairo and his Blue Spot. From 1980 and on Skylark Records this is an ode to Ayinla Omowura, an apala star. We’ll get back to him one … Continue reading →

Yesterday we tried to support Ghana with it’s game against Germany and it seems we booked a tiny succes. They played 2 – 2 and it was a great match. Last night we had Nigeria against Bosnia-Herzegovina, I am too … Continue reading →

It’s been a while since we had us another lp by this juju artist. I.K. Dairo was born in the town of Offa, located in present day Kwara state. His family was originally from Ijebu-Ijesa before migrating ..read more hope … Continue reading →

I am sure I know a couple of visitors who’ll like this. If you are into juju, you will enjoy an old I.K. Dairo. I sure do, but serious, take care, it may contain JC blabber.., that’s the flipside of … Continue reading →

tracks; 1 Taxi driver 2 Iku ye lori mi 3 Baba dami lare 4 Allau mo soli 5 Ijo olomo 6 Okan mi yo ninu oluwa 7 Bebe yi ga 8 Eri moha iye mi 9 Oluwa a da 10 … Continue reading →

From 1984 we got I.K. Dairo & his Blue Spot. Yoruba juju to make you have a mellow good time, the West African easefull peacy feeling. tracks; 1 Ooni of ife 2 Chief Adebowale 3 Chief Akindele

I’ve got a little extra for you tonight, I.K. Dairo’s juju is different. He uses guitar and accordeon and gives the songs a touch of gospel while keeping the flowing beats and rhythms going. Check this out Cole. tracks; 1 … Continue reading →