Jùjú music, first developed by Tunde King in the 1930s, formed the basis of Prince Adekunle's music.
His father was a chief Native Court clerk at Ilaro, and had lived for some time in Fourah Bay, Sierra Leone.
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Tunde King's music influenced his contemporaries, later players such as Akanbi Ege, Ayinde Bakare, Tunde Nightingale and Ojoge Daniel in the 1940s, players in the 1960s such as King Sunny Adé and Chief Commander Ebenezer Obey, who introduced electric guitars, 1970s stars such as General Prince Adekunle and continued to have great influence into the 1980s when stars such as Sir Shina Peters and Segun Adewale were playing modern forms of Jùjú.
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