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Last year his royal highness of Jùjú, Nigeria's King Sunny Adé, released his first project in 15 years, Baba mo Tunde. The album is yet another gem in King Adé’s crown, and we’re glad to bring you news about one of the most storied legends in world music...several months after the fact...but I mean, better late than never right? Right?
Yeah, well screw you Mr. Punctual. We’ve got exclusive footage of King Sunny Adé having some fun during his session time with Philly's own King Britt - check out Adé's top-notch guitar skills below. That should more than make up for the Late Pass - make sure you buy Baba mo Tunde, and check out these short but SWEET behind-the-scenes videos c/o King Britt.
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