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- Tracks of the Golden All Brothers' Band of the 1970's led by Kingsley Danquah. I am still on the look out for two other tracks titled: Obi Nkyen Ye Tena Na & Osoro Ahendwa. So if someone has one or all of them please keep me posted.
Track 1 Yaa Boahemaa
Track 2 Apem Dakowaa
Track 3 Yen Nnim
Track 4 Late Nana Prempeh
Track 5 Me Botomu Nye
Track 6 Afe Bi Ye Asan
Track 7 Osei Bonsu
Track 8 Se Ebe Wie
Track 9 Yekeka Ko Owuo
Track 10 Yerefre Wo
Track 11 Mercy
Supernatural guitar band which encouraged me more after being immersed in C.K. Mann's Asafoba Esson, Sweet Beans and Uncle Ebo Taylor during my early years
The award winning Disc in 1969
G B C pls make this piece available for future generation
G B C pls make this available to recording studios
Life is unpredictable
I pray that we all can grace God's open spaces with beautiful works like this. Kudos to all, especially the guitar men.
This is what we call highlife music. Real guitar band.
obi nkyen ye tenana was the b side of yaa boahemaa. a very pretty
Very inspirational
Waaoo. Ow ow the good old days
Perfect
I doff my cup for golden All Brothers long live hi life
Aaow koo blue, i miss you wherever you are
Chill body listening to this tracks,I remember when my dad sent us multiple cassettes with this songs from Canada in the 90s
This is realy old time high music.
legendary high life music🔥🔥🔥
I will never ignore hilife
Que de souvenirs des années 1970! Merci infiniment. Bertin
Death is unpredictable
Before the Black Chinese (Obuoba J. A Adofo) and his City Boys Band became pretenders to Nana Ampadu's "crown" as guitar band supremos, the Golden All Brothers Band was the biggest contender with some hit tunes like Yaa Boahemaa. They were the darling band of folks in Kwahu who gave African Brothers a stiff challenge. Although Kingsley Dankwa was the band leader and initially the lead vocalist for the early tunes like Ampem Darkoa and Yaa Boahemaa, the most consistent lead vocalist was a rhythm guitarist by name Kuma. Kuma was a very good lyricist with strong vocal quality. Unfortunately, the band was involved in an accident in the early 70s, and the cream of the band, including Kuma lost their lives. Dankwa sustained injuries, but is alive to this day. This album is a good tribute to a very good band that provided variety and enlivened guitar band music in their own style.
UncleMo77, Many thnks to u for d informative commentary, God bless u boss. Plse revert to me on 0244927262,thnks
Thank you for the enlightenment and you're right.
May I ask you UncleMo77, whether you were a records vendor or dealer as it was then popularly tagged?
@@oseisiribuor4521 I was neither; just a lover of Ghanaian music who often latched himself to music kiosks around Accra to listen to good highlife music, especially that of the African Brothers Band and Ramblers Int. I was also an avid reader of newspapers about musical performances and musicians. Thirdly, I lived through the era of the rediffusion box (Kofi Adaka) listening to GBC 1 and it's contents including interludes of popular Ghanaian music and life stories.
That's how I mostly know what I know about Ghana music. Otherwise, I am a chartered accountant in good standing.
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😜😜😋 kudos
Is he alive pls
@UncleMo77
Please check this fact for me, Is Stephen Appenteng a.k.a( S.K APPENTENG) a member of this group?I can hear his voice as leading vocals .Especially the track Minko Mabusua.I am waiting for your reply.;