Godwin Omobuwa coined a name for himself as the leading calypso singer in the West African sub-region. Calypso was as popular as highlife in the early sixties because it was the only foreign dance music that stood the test of time from the colonial era. It was the only one that generated the ‘fire’ dance of the African scene. Omobuwa sang for almost all the existing bands because he was in great demand by all the highlife bands the Empire Rhythm Skies, the Archibogs led by Charles Iwegbue, Bobby Benson Combo among others. Omobuwa’s vocal strength elicited exclamation to dramatize real feelings in most of his compositions. Godwin Omobuwa’s Cassanova Dandies aside from calypso which was its main pre-occupation managed to do highlife in Itsekiri and played some of the foreign music of that period. Godwin did several tunes such as Corner Corner Love, Look Look Look, Abeni and others. Godwin Omobuwa who left for America several years ago is still there playing music but the group has since disbanded.