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Dairo musical success in the s, was influenced by different factors including a resort to include traditional sounds, the political life of the s, which inspired him and a focus on Rhythm, beats and tempo that reflected different ethnic sounds and in the process leading to his appeal rising beyond his primary ethnic group. He was also involved in a few interest groups dealing with the property rights of musicians. See How To Advertise. Views Read Edit View history. Slam, another nice musician As life is a stage according to William Shakespear, so also is the music industry; i hope and pray he isn't batteling another ailement, and if he isn't i think he just could'nt stand the heat put up by the young lad's in the music industry. This page was last edited on 4 September , at

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Searching for Paul Play Dairo Pual play don finish him song so he wan take time look 4 him father song and remix them. He attended a Christian Missionary primary school in Offa, however, he later quit his studies due to a lean year in his family's finances.

Another song of his which was quite popular was Ka Sora Let Us Be Carefulthe song is sometimes described as predictive of the Nigerian civil war in its warning about the pitfalls of unreasoned governance. Thanks Mukina for putting this on the front page though it seem few undesirable elements have been commenting. During the period, he was able to form his own record label in collaboration with Haruna Ishola and achieved critical and popular acclaim and fame.

Other musical instruments used by the group includes, electric guitartalking drumdouble toy, akuba, ogidoclips, maracasagogo bellsamba [a square shaped drum]. In an interview he granted a reporter early this year, Paul Play thankfully jumped back into our consciousness.

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Inhe released the song 'Salome' under Decca records. Views Read Edit View history. The band's well organized and slick arrangement, Yoruba and Latin America influenced dance rhythm and patronizing lyrics on the entrepreneur pursuits of patrons were factors that contributed in his rise to the height of the Juju and soriree arena in the country.

Hope and pray is fine and can bounce back soon.

He also employed musical syncretism, mixing the Ijebu-Ijesa choral multi-part sound with melodies and text from Christian sources. One day, while his boss was away traveling, I.

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The song mixed traditional elements in Yoruba culture and urban life as major themes. The song was a major hit of his.

He also released other popular hits including one about Chief Awolowowho was incarcerated at the time the song was released. However, Dairo continued with his music, touring Europe and North America in the s and s.

So on Star Search this week, we ask: He was also involved in a few interest groups dealing with the property rights of musicians. See How To Advertise.

Eleda mi mo di e mu, mi o gbodo jabo!" Paul 'Play' Dairo taking us back in time!

The musical taste during the period had graduated from appreciation of solemn music to much more intensified sounds. Watch out 4 my new album titled ' i am Found in Nigerian music archives. But in case you are still looking 4 him he is in my backyard. Dairo was born in the town of Offalocated in present-day Kwara State ; his family was originally from Ijebu-Jesa before migrating to Offa.

Slam, another nice musician Obiora Obiwon reminds me so much of this guy.

May God almighty perfect his healing in Jesus Name And we also ask you our readers to tackle this question: Them dey talk say we no know where the guy dey, you come dey talk of collabo, you no go wait make we know whether him still dey planet earth lk. With a lot of prominent Yoruba patrons at the venue, I.

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He left Offa and traveled to Ijebu-Jesa where he chose to work as a barber. Between andhe was a member of the Ethnomusicology department at the University of Washington, Seattle.