An encounter with electronic music by the master of Afrobeat
King Sunny Ade demonstrates a bold fusion of tradition and innovation.
This ambitious work introduced synthesizers and drum machines to Nigerian juju music, opening up new musical horizons. The complexity of African rhythms and the potential of electronic instruments combine to create a unique groove. This experimental work left an important mark on the world music scene of the 1980s.
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A:
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1)
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Synchro Feelings - Ilako
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2)
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Mo Ti Mo
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3)
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Penkele
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4)
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Maajo
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B:
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1)
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Synchro System
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2)
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E Saiye Re
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3)
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Tolongo
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4)
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E Wele
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5)
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Synchro Reprise
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Mixed By - Godwin Logie
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Keyboards - Martin Meissonnier
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Producer - Martin Meissonnier
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Composed By - King Sunny Adé
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Lead Guitar, Vocals, Keyboards - Sunny Adé
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Design - Bruno Tilley
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Engineer [Assistant] - Steve Street
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Photography By - Ashworth
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Congas - Shina Abiodun
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Lacquer Cut By - Graeme
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Steel Guitar - Demola Adepoju
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Drums - Moses Akanbi
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Maracas - Michael Babalola
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Vocals - Niyi Falaye
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Vocals - Tunde Demiola
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Rhythm Guitar - John Akpan
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Vocals - Femi Owomoyela
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Guitar - Bob Ohiri
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Guitar - Segun Ilori
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Talking Drum [Lead] - Alhaji Timmy Olaitan
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Shekere - Gani Alashe
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Bass - Jelili Lawal
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Vocals - Jacob Ajakaye
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Agogô - Fatoke Abiodun
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Guitar, Guest [Special] - Elder Osei
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Coordinator - Martin Meppiel
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Engineer [Assistant] - Catherine Lesevre
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Vocals - Mathew Olojede
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Talking Drum [2nd] - Rasaki Aladokun
