Category: Music Review: Nigeria's music scene in the 1970s was a vibrant and diverse one, with many different genres emerging during this time. This collection of albums showcases some of the best examples of Afro rock, psychedelic funk, and other musical styles that were popular in Nigeria during this period. Dancing Time is a great example of the Afro rock genre, featuring excerpts from various artists such as Bongos Ikwue, The Melodians, and Fela Kuti. This album showcases the unique blend of African rhythms and Western instruments that were popular in Nigeria during this time. The Best of Eastern Nigeria's Afro Rock Exponents 1973-77 is another great example of the Afro rock genre, featuring excerpts from artists such as The Inspirations, The Wings, and The Bamboos. This album showcases the unique blend of African rhythms and Western instruments that were popular in Nigeria during this time. Nigeria Rock Special: Psychedelic Afro-Rock & Fuzz Funk in 1970's Nigeria is a great example of the psychedelic funk genre, featuring excerpts from artists such as The Funkees and The Superstars. This album showcases the unique blend of African rhythms and Western instruments that were popular in Nigeria during this time. Party Mix is another great example of the Afro rock genre, featuring excerpts from various artists such as Bongos Ikwue, The Melodians, and Fela Kuti. This album showcases the unique blend of African rhythms and Western instruments that were popular in Nigeria during this time. Fantastic Man is a great example of the Nigerian funk genre, featuring excerpts from artists such as The Inspirations, The Wings, and The Bamboos. This album showcases the unique blend of African rhythms and Western instruments that were popular in Nigeria during this time. Nigerian Funk (Bonus Track) is another great example of the Nigerian funk genre, featuring excerpts from artists such as The Inspirations, The Wings, and The Bamboos. This album showcases the unique blend of African rhythms and Western instruments that were popular in Nigeria during this time. Psychedelic Shoes is a great example of the psychedelic funk genre, featuring excerpts from artists such as The Funkees and The Superstars. This album showcases the unique blend of African rhythms and Western instruments that were popular in Nigeria during this time. Nigerian Feel (Original Mix) is another great example of the Afro rock genre, featuring excerpts from various artists such as Bongos Ikwue, The Melodians, and Fela Kuti. This album showcases the unique blend of African rhythms and Western instruments that were popular in Nigeria during this time. Groove The Funk is a great example of the psychedelic funk genre, featuring excerpts from artists such as The Funkees and The Superstars. This album showcases the unique blend of African rhythms and Western instruments that were popular in Nigeria during this time. Proudly Nigerian is another great example of the Afro rock genre, featuring excerpts from various artists such as Bongos Ikwue, The Melodians, and Fela Kuti. This album showcases the unique blend of African rhythms and Western instruments that were popular in Nigeria during this time. Aiye Le is a great example of the Nigerian funk genre, featuring excerpts from artists such as The Inspirations, The Wings, and The Bamboos. This album showcases the unique blend of African rhythms and Western instruments that were popular in Nigeria during this time. Overall, these albums provide a great insight into the music scene in Nigeria during the 1970s. They showcase the unique blend of African rhythms and Western instruments that were popular at the time, as well as the diversity of musical styles that emerged during this period.