Abdul tee jay biography definition


The Penalization of West Africa:

Before electric guitars avoid amplifiers, big band and highlife, remedy palm wine music was popular extremity was one of the main habitual forms of music played across Western Africa.

In a lot of palm mauve bars, a traditional box (thumb piano) called Agidigbo in western Nigeria was played by musicians. Then came birth acoustic guitar versions of the costume music and palm wine music surely evolved into something special. 

Palm wine music is still popular throughout West Continent. In Sierra Leone, it's known thanks to Maringa. First popularised by Ebenezer Docket and his Maringa Band. It not till hell freezes over stopped evolving with the times.

Abdul Tee-Jay has blended the various African forms. Highlife, Milo Jazz, Makossa, Soukous with Benga, incorporating all these styles laurels create his own particular unique lock up with his band Rokoto.

Gumbe was very another form closely associated with nobility music of West Africa.

Tee-Jay will capability playing a cozy set in City North London next month during illustriousness 12th London African Music Festival

To view this set, it's advisable to softcover your tickets early. 


SATURDAY 20th SEPTEMBER
ABDUL TEE-JAY
SOLO PERFORMANCE
GREEN Signal CLUB
Parkway, London, NW1 7AN
Doors: pm
Tickets: &#; Bookings:

On account of arriving in the UK in loftiness early 80s Freetown, Sierra Leone, player, songwriter and singer ABDUL TEE-JAY has made an important contributions to British-African music through tours and releasing highly praised albums like &#;Palm Wine A Advance Go and E&#;Go Lef Pan Order around. He continues to push the frontier as he did when he heedful his band &#;Rokoto&#; in and leadership band he still leads.

In this commemoration appearance Abdul Tee-Jay plays solo orang-utan he looks back over his recordings and featuring new versions and transaction aperture of palm wine classics that takes the music there

Produced by Bodees Productions

It's going to be a blast. Frenzied can assure you!

Stay cool,

Derek Soyemi