Akwasi Yeboah & Dr. Paa Bobo - Menua Ne Memuna [1977] Full Vinyl Album - Ghana Highlife Old School

Akwasi Yeboah was one of the most distinctive vocalists in highlife, with a searing voice that could sing songs of mourning with the best of them. It is therefore a testament to Dr. Paa Bobo’s talent as a vocalist that Akwasi Yeboah still brought him in to sing lead vocals on several of the songs on this album when he himself was plenty capable of handling those duties himself.
This album was released on Danchie Awere’s Ride Away Records Label. I think of Ride Away, along with Ofo Bros, as the “happy medium” labels of the golden age of Ghana Highlife music. It wasn’t as small as labels like Tinpoum Records or Agoro Records, but had some of the adventurousness of these smaller labels, and wasn’t as big as the big boys like Essiebons/Dix or Brobisco’s House of Music, but could still put out albums by the big artists of the day.

[@chrisowusu9267]

He was always under rated but he was one of the greatest singer in Ghana Dr paa Bobo

[@kwakuboateng6949]

Beautiful music

[@kwameadu-gyamfi5365]

Good music

[@user-im3ri6bj1m]

Adada mu

[@charlesacheampong1424]

Wow, l thought Menua ne Memuna was One man 1000 song😢.

[@Gandaogo]

Even the rhythm and the style of his singing is just similar to Alex Konadu

[@wesleyababio7973]

Akwasi Yeboa was one of the Alex Konadu's boys

[@kofiaful133]

Similar rhythm and Alex sung a similar song like Agyanka dabre mu was sung by Ampadu, Akwaboa and Ramblers Int Band

[@dak.2]

Is there a way to message you personally?

[@SlimGs]

I’ll be posting the album you requested tomorrow evening

[@dak.2]

@@SlimGs noted, thanks !