Ageless sounds,the undiluted seed of soul.Odasenyi 4:32 my best track. Oh my dad,made me love highlife so much. I don't understand what they say but the sounds explained to my heart. I love Jerry Hansen I love the Ramblers dance band.May God bless their souls.
My dad had these albums and I remember as a 5 - 9 year old listening to the albums and on occasion watching my mum dancing to the music and telling him how it was in those days going to dance clubs etc. I listen to these albums today and it brings tears of nostalgia to my eyes. And I ask myself why and how things have changed so drastically for the worse from back them. Life now is so depressingly sad. So sad. I am so sacred of the future. Not for my sake, I am 50 now... but for my child...she is only 5yrs.. and for all our children... God help us.
Same here....I feel you. But hope thou in God. Those were comparatively better days for sure. I was 8 to 9 years and the Ramblers were my mom's most favorite band. She played their records every weekend and would dance away with my dad or friends. She has alzheimers now but when I play these songs she will open her eyes, listen attentively and smile since she no longer talks at 89.
This music gives me good memory of childhood, my dad got the album and i played it on the turntable record everyday....thanks for uploading this...Peculiar ghana highlife...
U GUYS SHUD STOP MAKIN THIS NONSENSE COMENTS SO, U EXPT TODAYS YOUTHS TO BE LISTENIN TO SUCH AN OLD TUNE BY THIS TIME 2018 WHY??? WOW....YET IT DOESNT MAKE IT BAD TUNE THOUGH. SORRY❤
that's what you think oo but it might actually be another way from how we see it . what will say about this song if were living in the yr 1700 i guess you are going to say the same words about this truck .time do change and so do people also change stop comparing time. thanks
It makes me feel high. I remember the yesteryears when Ghana was Ghana..that was the Nkrumah's time..wen my dad died they played dis music in 1972..its just like yesterday.
All time best Music smooth instrumental and the velvet voice combine still to lift the listener beyond the Blues JERRY AND YOUR GROUP FROM BLACK BEATS YOU'VE MADE EVERLASTING MARK which is unmatchable.
Thank you for this. I feel and hope we should live forever to enjoy life. First time I heard this was 1972 on the motor way on a luxurious bus between Lagos and Ihiala.
As I read the comments shared on this platform and listened to the super delicious music that can pass with excellence anywhere and in anytime, I can't help suppressing the tears that well up in my eyes. Comments coming from all over W/Africa shows the power of music. More especially from Nigeria. I share the same feeling to every comment that has been posted. I thank you all for telling me how I feel.
Thanks For taking some of your precious time to put together such a super classic Ghanaian music, it brings back memories of simpler times when we were content with basic things life. It sad to see the situation where our beloved country is at this moment.God bless you
Meticulously put together. They did not cut any Conners. Back then it was either you were a real composer or you were not. I see my late dad nodding away. A great and irreplaceable generation.
It makes me feel high. I remember the yesteryears when Ghana was Ghana..that was the Nkrumah's time..wen my dad died they played dis music in 1972..its just like yesterday.
Ageless sounds,the undiluted seed of soul.Odasenyi 4:32 my best track.
Oh my dad,made me love highlife so much.
I don't understand what they say but the sounds explained to my heart.
I love Jerry Hansen
I love the Ramblers dance band.May God bless their souls.
These are legends and I love all your music🎉❤.
We didn't understand one word but these songs were unbeatable.
Jide Labiyi thanks so much for sharing these classic oldies. They are gems and treasure. What an awesome combination. Awesome.
Very the professional Beatles of Africa. The ones that thought everyone else what music is all about.
This is a real music from Ghana
My dad had these albums and I remember as a 5 - 9 year old listening to the albums and on occasion watching my mum dancing to the music and telling him how it was in those days going to dance clubs etc. I listen to these albums today and it brings tears of nostalgia to my eyes. And I ask myself why and how things have changed so drastically for the worse from back them. Life now is so depressingly sad. So sad. I am so sacred of the future. Not for my sake, I am 50 now... but for my child...she is only 5yrs.. and for all our children... God help us.
Kayode Omoregie . It's well. Good old days
Same here....I feel you. But hope thou in God. Those were comparatively better days for sure.
I was 8 to 9 years and the Ramblers were my mom's most favorite band. She played their records every weekend and would dance away with my dad or friends. She has alzheimers now but when I play these songs she will open her eyes, listen attentively and smile since she no longer talks at 89.
Je suis replongé dans mon enfance et je ne peux que dire merci à mon créateur, parce qu'il a fait de moi une créature merveilleuse!
Thank you Jide so much!!
These great tunes bring back memories of my dear Dad .
GOODNESS ME THIS IS YESTERYEAR, THANK YOU VERY MUCH!!
Jide, thanks for returning me back to my dormitory bed of 1968 listening to WNBS ON THE MOVE, 3pm-6pm siesta.
This music gives me good memory of childhood, my dad got the album and i played it on the turntable record everyday....thanks for uploading this...Peculiar ghana highlife...
This is what the youth of Ghana should be listening to. Not the trash and rubbish they listen to these days
U GUYS SHUD STOP MAKIN THIS NONSENSE COMENTS SO, U EXPT TODAYS YOUTHS TO BE LISTENIN TO SUCH AN OLD TUNE BY THIS TIME 2018 WHY??? WOW....YET IT DOESNT MAKE IT BAD TUNE THOUGH. SORRY❤
that's what you think oo but it might actually be another way from how we see it . what will say about this song if were living in the yr 1700 i guess you are going to say the same words about this truck .time do change and so do people also change stop comparing time. thanks
I am crying right now!
Oh my brother, tell me this
Thank you for this.. It's got my granny smiling and moving her body on her sick bed ☺☺☺
Cool old vibes of Ghana pieces
i am really in love of these songs
It makes me feel high. I remember the yesteryears when Ghana was Ghana..that was the Nkrumah's time..wen my dad died they played dis music in 1972..its just like yesterday.
So beautiful ❤🇬🇭
All time best Music smooth instrumental and the velvet voice combine still to lift the listener beyond the Blues JERRY AND YOUR GROUP FROM BLACK BEATS YOU'VE MADE EVERLASTING MARK which is unmatchable.
Good old days.
The very best of Ghana Highlife...
Good tunes. Can't stop playing them. THANKS FOR SHARING
Good vintage music! remembering the sixties-seventies
Excellent music
The best in those times and now for some of us
Thank you for this. I feel and hope we should live forever to enjoy life. First time I heard this was 1972 on the motor way on a luxurious bus between Lagos and Ihiala.
As I read the comments shared on this platform and listened to the super delicious music that can pass with excellence anywhere and in anytime, I can't help suppressing the tears that well up in my eyes. Comments coming from all over W/Africa shows the power of music. More especially from Nigeria. I share the same feeling to every comment that has been posted. I thank you all for telling me how I feel.
Thank you for this compilation. God Bless U!
My grandparents in the 1960s,but my parents in the 1970s.
Thanks For taking some of your precious time to put together such a super classic Ghanaian music, it brings back memories of simpler times when we were content with basic things life. It sad to see the situation where our beloved country is at this moment.God bless you
bravo. Thank you for doing this!!!!!!!
Good old days ghana.
Well done Jide, putting our special songs all together, how lovely, it evokes such memories. Thank you.
Thank you Jide....quite nostalgic. My Dad had their albums.
THE GOOD OLD DAYS!
Who's is here in 2020
Remembering Waheed O Omolaja a father of fathers
Meticulously put together.
They did not cut any Conners.
Back then it was either you were a real composer or you were not.
I see my late dad nodding away.
A great and irreplaceable generation.
7/12/2018
please what is the title of the song that started from 6:32?
Goldenfeet International hello there the song is called onua pa due
Please can someone tell me how i will get the album please. i know its been too long. Thanks
When did Jerry Hansen die? Anyone knows?
It makes me feel high. I remember the yesteryears when Ghana was Ghana..that was the Nkrumah's time..wen my dad died they played dis music in 1972..its just like yesterday.