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Joe Mensah
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The Sweet Talks
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The Sweet Talks were more than just a band, they were an institution, a training-ground for Ghanaian highlifers. The name has been imitated… read moreThe Sweet Talks were more than just a band, they were an institution, a training-ground for Ghanaian highlifers. The name has been imitated, taken in vain, stolen; there have been Sweet Beans and Talkative Sweets, but there was only one … read moreThe Sweet Talks were more than just a band, they were an institution, a training-ground for Ghanaian highlifers. The name has been imitated, taken in vain, stolen; there have been Sweet Beans and Talkative Sweets, but there was only one Sweet Talks. The band was formed in late 1973, and shortly a… read more -
The Uhuru Dance Band
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Oscar Sulley & The Uhuru Dance Band
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Christy Azuma & Uppers International
6,567 listeners
Christy Azuma was a school teacher in Damango, Northern Ghana in the 1970's. She subsequently fronted the hugely succesful Afropop ban… read moreChristy Azuma was a school teacher in Damango, Northern Ghana in the 1970's. She subsequently fronted the hugely succesful Afropop band Uppers International based in Bolga, the capital of the Upper Region of Ghana. With the demise o… read moreChristy Azuma was a school teacher in Damango, Northern Ghana in the 1970's. She subsequently fronted the hugely succesful Afropop band Uppers International based in Bolga, the capital of the Upper Region of Ghana. With the demise of the Acheampong military regime, the government supported b… read more -
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The 3rd Generation Band
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K. Frimpong & His Cubano Fiestas
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