Nigerian percussionist master of the talking drum born 10 November 1950, comes from a musical family from Eruwa in western Nigeria. He and his brothers and Lasisi were taught drumming very early by their father, Chief Ayanleke Adepoju, whose Ayan means "descended from drummers".
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In The Groove18 Aug 2022Vinyl
RAMU10 Nov 2017Vinyl
Global Drum Project9 Mar 2010Vinyl
Supralingua4 Aug 1998Vinyl
King Clave (Alternate Version)18 Aug 2022 · SingleVinylRecords from Discogs, completed with the release lists of Deezer. Sleeves from the Cover Art Archive and the same lists.
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