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WULOMEI『Wala Tu Wala Sa』

Oha Edomi - Wulomei REMIX

Menye Menye - Wulomei

Some African records that got a lot of play at la Casa. the early days
Selected and mixed by Dene April 2014

Wulomei - Mibe Shi Din
Wganda Kenya- Yoro
Kyeremateng stars- i go die for you
Boncana Maiga-Gabero
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Victor Uwaifo
betty osagwona- some frens
Muwei Power- Yamba Sowe
Slim Young- Otan Hunu
Tala andre Marie-Sugar Lump
Gyedu-Hi Life
umoja-feel the fire
terry mackson-i love you johnny
jane coleman- love got a hold on me
dizzy k-bad boy
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Yvonne Chaka Chaka - every woman needs a man
veno-groove i like
I.C rock- advice
Jombo-Squeeze me
Lumba brothers- nom nsou twen ope

L'Afrique danse

Maybe I messed up but more will come soon

Ghana Gospel and Hiplife

PhootPrintz - Jackie Appiah Ft. Bisa Kdei & Sarkodie (Official Video) 2 Mpeg1video

Ghana Oldtimers Special

Takorad LA MULETA

This is a legendary mix because it contains jams that are mostly recorded while the bands were playing live on stage; its not common to get these types of bands with such a spectacular composition, sometimes.

For More: https://soundcloud.com/djfemix/afro-juju-apala-mix

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Legendary JuJu, Apala Mix || Obey, Sunny Ade, Pasuma, Femi, Fela Kuti, Ishola, Wasiu, Osupa, Lagbaja

CANADOES

Ghana band

Alex Konadu - Onyame mpangu

Kalita Records and CC:EDITIONS (a new venture by Australia’s CC:DISCO) jointly announce a 12” EP comprised of four of Nana Tuffour’s greatest electronic burger highlife tracks, accompanied by
interview-based liner notes. Here, in partnership with Nana, we select two highly sought-after songs from his 1993 release ‘Genesis’, namely ‘Sikyi Medley’ and ‘M’Anu Me Ho’, and pair them his with two lesser known yet equally deserving tracks ‘Asamando’ and ‘Jesus’ from his 1997 CD-only release ‘Highlife Tropicana’.

Hailing from Kumasi, the capital of the Ashanti region in Ghana, Nana Tuffour is by far one of the most important exponents of modern highlife music. He studied piano at college and cut his teeth in
the '70s as an organist and vocalist for the incomparable Kyeremanteng Atwede and Dr. K Gyasi’s Noble Kings Band. Fast forward to 1981 and Ghana was at the apex of its golden age of music. This era was brought to an abrupt end by political upheaval when the military took over the government and as a result a restrictive dusk to dawn curfew was imposed between 1982 and 1984. This resulted
in a total obliteration of the country's night life, and Nana just like many other prominent musicians including Pat Thomas and George Darko left Ghana for greener pastures, the most popular destinations being Nigeria and Germany. The Rheinklang Studio in Düsseldorf run by a young inimitable German sound engineer Bodo Staiger and another “exiled” Ghanaian musician Charles Amoah played a crucial role for those musicians who had chosen Germany. This studio became the focal point for Ghanaian musicians and the birthplace of a new sound, now known as 'Burger highlife' – traditional Ghanaian highlife infused with the more up to date electronic and disco sounds
of the West. It is arguable that Nana has played a crucial role in Burger highlife and developing the sound of traditional Ghanaian highlife more widely to what it is today, with his innovative use of
electronic accompaniment pushing its boundaries to its creative extremes.

It is Burger highlife's transcendence of traditional musical boundaries that helps make it so accessible to listeners, appealing not only to Ghanaians back home but now highly regarded and sought-after by those in the West interested in more occidental disco and electronic sounds. We hope that you enjoy the four songs offered here, each chosen to demonstrate Nana's singular influence on the development of Burger highlife.

Sikyi Medley

M'Anu Me Ho

Purchase here

Nana Tuffour - M'Anu Me Ho [Kalita Records]

Oman FM Live Band Music By Vim Brothers Band - Ghana

NANA NYAME FT. GYEBU BLAY AMBOLLEY & EAZZI

These few tracks are some of our preliminary selections drawing from the scantily labeled mix CDs that our senior producers Banning Eyre and Sean Barlow scored on their recent trip to Ghana. We tried to give you a little taste of a few of the different styles currently co-existing in Ghanaian pop culture

Wulomei- Naa adu

L'Afrique danse

La Casa Tropical

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