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| | Haruna Ishola - Free Music Downloads, Videos, CDs, MP3s, Bio, Merchandise and Links |
 | | Emotionally-rich baritone vocals, backed by several supporting vocalists and set to the percussive rhythms of gangan (talking drum), Agidibgo (lamellaphone), shakers, agogo bells, akuba (conga-like drum) and claves, enabled Haruna Ishola to become one of the most influential singers in the history of Yoruba's music. |
 | | Amassing a ultra-large repertoire of historic tales, philosophical explorations and songs of praise, Ishola was known for performing extremely lengthy shows that ranged from four to ten hours long. |
 | | Releasing his debut recording, "Orimolusi Adeboye; The Oba Of Ijebu-Igbo," in 1948, Ishola remained prolific, releasing more than thirty albums in his two decade-long career. |
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