Igbo: Kedu America | |
Type: | studio |
Artist: | Chief Stephen Osita Osadebe |
Cover: | Kedu America.jpg |
Released: | 1996 |
Recorded: | December 1994 |
Studio: | Studio Unicorn, Redding, Connecticut |
Genre: | Highlife |
Length: | 69:18 |
Label: | Xenophile Records |
Producer: | Andrew Frankel, Nnamdi Moweta[1] |
ig|'''Kedu America'''|''Greetings from America''[2]) is a studio album by Nigerian highlife musician Chief Stephen Osita Osadebe released in 1996. Recorded in one day during his first American tour,[3] Kedu America contains new recordings of some of Osadebe's previous songs, including "Igbo: Onuigbo|italic=no" and "Igbo: [[Osondi Owendi]]|italic=no".[4]
Igbo: Kedu America received generally positive reviews from critics. Bob Tarte of AllMusic gave the album 4.5 stars, stating that the album "offers bounty beyond expectation". Robert Christgau described the album as a "delight" and in a further retrospective review as a "mood album [...] set on giving you a good time".
Drew Wheeler ranked the album 4th in Billboard's 1996 Critics' Poll.[5]
Credits adapted from the liner notes.