
Maxwell Udoh was one of the best things to come out of Nigerian music culture in the 80s and 90s. Born on the 29th of August 1959 and passed away on the 18th of December 2014, his 55 years on earth were a memorable time that resulted in many contributions to the musical heritage of Nigeria, and the messages he spread through his lyrics are still treasured by the downtrodden even today. The first African to sing true reggae music for a career performance
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I Like It (Don't Stop)
Together
I Like It
Enemies are Coming
Tell Me What You Gonna Do
Wait For Tomorrow
Come Let's Go Dancin'
Survival Of The Fittest
Adanma
Jah Say
Don't Mind Me
This World Is Changing
Forward Ever
Mr Judge
You're My Love
This Is No Way (To Say Goodbye)
Baby Bye Bye
Koko
Remember
Sexy Woman
You're The One
Pretty Thing
Freedom
Wanna Hold Tight
Moving On A Ship
Don't Make Me Wait Too Long
Bia K'Anyi La
Cocaine
Let's Dance Together
Who Sold Them
I Like It Don't Stop (Late Night Tales: Khruangbin)
I'm Not Gonna Take It Easy
mother of all reggae
Foreward Ever
06 - I Like It
Enemies
Dokalom
Judge
I Like It (Don’t Stop)
I Like It (Dont Stop)
Daka Nomi
Do You Want More?
I Cry for the Masses
Life Is so Hard
Jah Shall Pay Me
Come Let's Go Dancing
Enemies are comin
Don't blame the youth
dokalomi
Maxwell Udoh - I Like It (Don't Stop)
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