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  1. en.wikipedia.org › wiki › Gasper_LawalGasper Lawal - Wikipedia

    Gasper Lawal (born 23 September 1948 in Ijebu Ode, Nigeria) [1] is a Nigerian drummer, griot, and composer who has publicized traditional African percussive languages in the West. As a performer, his "Afriki" sound created a fusion of Nigerian percussion styles with rock and jazz. [2]

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  3. www.youtube.com › watchGasper Lawal - Ajomase [Full Album] - YouTube

    Gasper Lawal - Ajomase1. Jeka Jose (0:00)2. Kita Kita (3:48)3. Eronu (10:04)4. Ajomase (16:03)5. Awon Ojise Oluwa (22:50)6. Oro Moro (29:26)7. Saikoskro (34:47)1980...

  4. www.youtube.com › channel › UCyQtOUV5OtOp-pT3IExnS9wGasper Lawal - YouTube

    Gasper Lawal - Master drummer and composer. One of Africa's most exciting musicians, his unique Afriki sound combines Nigerian percussion styles with rock and jazz in an explosive mix.

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  6. www.youtube.com › watchGASPER LAWAL - Kita-Kita (1981) - YouTube

    GASPER LAWAL - Kita-Kita - Cap Records ‎– Cap 1-45 - UK 1981 - MANILAINTHEJUNGLE

  7. music.youtube.com › channel › UCyQtOUV5OtOp-pT3IExnS9wGasper Lawal - YouTube Music

    Gasper Lawal - Master drummer and composer. One of Africa's most exciting musicians, his unique Afriki sound combines Nigerian percussion styles with rock and jazz in an explosive mix.

  8. music.apple.com › us › artist‎Gasper Lawal - Apple Music

    Listen to music by Gasper Lawal on Apple Music. Find top songs and albums by Gasper Lawal including Kita Kita, Awon-Ojise-Oluwa and more.

  9. hmn.wiki › es › Gasper_LawalGasper Lawal

    Gasper Lawal (nacido el 23 de septiembre de 1948 en Ijebu Ode , Nigeria) [1] es un baterista, griot y compositor nigeriano que ha publicitado los lenguajes de percusión tradicionales africanos en Occidente. Como intérprete, su sonido "Afriki" creó una fusión de estilos de percusión nigerianos con rock y jazz . [2]