and "Omiye Lala" : Tracks that emphasize social values and the importance of family. Musical Themes & Style
Dr. Orlando Owoh 's 1975 album (often associated with the track Iyawo Olele ) is a landmark release in Nigerian Highlife history. Leading his Omimah Band , Owoh showcased his signature "Kennery" sound—a rootsy, guitar-driven fusion of Highlife and traditional Yoruba storytelling. Album Profile: Ero Ki Yeye Mi Dr. ORLANDO OWOH - ERO KI YEYE MI (IYAWO OLELE ALBUM)
: The title track is an 18-minute medley that showcases Owoh’s expertise in call-and-response instrumentation. and "Omiye Lala" : Tracks that emphasize social
Originally released in through the Decca label, the album remains a nostalgic staple of the era. It is celebrated for its "full and warm" production, characterized by Owoh’s raw, gravelly vocals and an almost "drunken," hypnotic Highlife rhythm. Key Tracks: Leading his Omimah Band , Owoh showcased his
: One of Owoh's most famous songs, often used as a secondary title for the album in modern digital re-releases.
The album is a prime example of Owoh’s transition from standard Highlife to a more personalized, folk-heavy style. Orlando Owoh & His Omimah Band - Discogs