Album Info
| Artist: | Various |
| Album: | Nigeria 70 (No Wahala: Highlife, Afro-Funk & Juju 1973-1987) |
| Released: | UK, 29 Mar 2019 |
Tracklist:
| A1 | Odeyemi - Odeyemi - Oni Suru | 5:27 |
| Producer, Arranged By - Odion Iruoje | ||
| Written-By - Idowu Odeyemi | ||
| A2 | Prince Nico Mbarga & Rocafil Jazz - Prince Nico Mbarga & Rocafil Jazz - Sickness | 7:40 |
| Written-By - Prince Nico Mbarga | ||
| A3 | Osayomore Joseph & The Creative 7 - Osayomore Joseph & The Creative 7 - Obonogbozu | 6:50 |
| Co-producer - Douglas Osakwe | ||
| Written-By, Arranged By - Osayomore Joseph | ||
| B1 | Felixson Ngasia & The Survivals - Felixson Ngasia & The Survivals - Black Precious Colour | 7:11 |
| Producer - Chris Ajilo | ||
| Written-By, Arranged By - Felixson Ngasia | ||
| B2 | Sina Bakare - Sina Bakare - Africa | 5:31 |
| Written-By, Arranged By, Composed By - Abiodun Sina Bakare | ||
| B3 | Saxon Lee & The Shadows International - Saxon Lee & The Shadows International - Special Secret Of Baby | 8:45 |
| Written-By - Jacob Lee Martins, Pax Nicholas | ||
| C1 | International Brothers Band - International Brothers Band - Onuma Dimnobi | 8:10 |
| Written-By - Bob Fred, Steady Arobby | ||
| C2 | Don Bruce & The Angels - Don Bruce & The Angels - Kinuye | 5:50 |
| Producer - Emmanuel Odenusi | ||
| Written-By, Arranged By - Don Bruce | ||
| C3 | Etubom Rex Williams & His Nigerian Artistes - Etubom Rex Williams & His Nigerian Artistes - Psychedelic Shoes | 6:17 |
| Written-By - Rex Williams | ||
| D1 | Rogana Ottah & His Black Heroes Int. - Rogana Ottah & His Black Heroes Int. - Let Them Say | 8:48 |
| Arranged By, Producer - James Etina | ||
| Recorded By, Mixed By - Goddy Ukaonu | ||
| Written-By - Rogana Ottah | ||
| D2 | Victor Uwaifo & The Titibitis - Victor Uwaifo & The Titibitis - Iziegbe (Ekassa N°. 70) | 7:17 |
| Written-By, Arranged By - Sir Victor Uwaifo | ||
| D3 | M.A. Jaiyesimi & His Crescent Bros Band - M.A. Jaiyesimi & His Crescent Bros Band - Mundiya Loju | 3:03 |
| Written-By - M.A. Jaiyesimi |
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Description
2LP - Black Vinyl Repress.
Nigeria 70: No Wahala returns to a fertile heyday in Nigerian music when established styles like highlife and juju became infused with elements of Western jazz, soul and funk in the ‘70s and early ‘80s.
"The Nigeria 70 series is the gift that keeps on giving [...] a reliable source for some of the finest music to come out of 1970s and 80s Nigeria" (Pop Matters)
