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It spunfs like old calypso in the 30s and 40s

God bless you for blessing us with this old classic

I ❤ Victor uwafo

I remember those days "His Masters Voice" gramophones

I remember that my uncle said that music originated at Ghana

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Sir Victor Uwaifo was simply a genius! A shining light that comes once in a generation. His quintessential music is timeless. May his soul rest in eternal peace 🙏❤️🇳🇬

This isn’t High life but (Akpateshie) songs Like Koo Nimo songs

This band was led by Appiah Agyekum

Great memories

I watched him perform live in Sabongari, Zaria in 1976. We left Samaru campus to watch him. That was the closest I ever got to him. I was particularly thrilled by this music and his proficiency in the use of most instruments. Good night Prof.

9:35 This is where I think Ghanaians and Nigerians are brothers. Late Sir Victor Olaiya sang the same lyric but with Yoruba language. Thanks Mother Africa for giving us highlife music as a balm to our souls.

Indisputably music of old days brought people of shades together despite language or ethnic background.Oh when again?.

❤❤❤❤GOOD 👍 OLD SCHOOL PALM 🌴 WINE MUSIC 🎶 🎵 👌 ❤

Original music

Please give us more of these old folk songs.

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Basket full of thanks for sharing. May God grant you , your heart desires. as you just did to mine. "Man is God to Man"

Its Friday night i was going out....opening track put paid to that, I'm hypnotized wicked!!!

Nana l will not forget you for ever for your perfect music.

Too sick. Konimo rates this ❤😂🎉

I like the song very much

All these songs are based on something that happened or, simply put lessons in life.

Nana Ampadu dwell forever in heaven

Great music all the time

Full of wisdom ,l ❤u. Nana Rip

Nana wo ye bruta❤

I am glad such folk music is on the social media because it's music of our time, we looking forward for more music from artists like AKWASI AYAA, AKWASI PUMPUNI, KWADWO MIREKU, T D KWEKU and many others.

Je me souviens de mon enfance. Cela me rappelle certains de ses musiciens disparus: Djato Ngoran et Djabia.

Je me souviens de mon enfance. Cela me rappelle certains de ses musiciens disparus: Djato Ngoran et Djabia.

Correction to my remark. I hanged around old people who were rich and powerful.

Life started in the city suburb but grew up in the main city It was old people rich and powerful. These songs were their favourite and became fond of them too. I can listen to them all day. Long live such ones.

What a golden voice , well done

This is the roots of our folks music roots and culture and if more of Akwasi Ayaa, Akwasi Pumpuni Kwadwo Mireku and others, thanks so much.

Good.

Good music

l thought it was kks no2 with AK Yeboah , Rim Akamdoh etc.

These are the music I grew up with in the 50s and 60s. In the 70s high life became even better when Pat Thomas and Sweet Beans and A.B Crentsil and Sweet Talks came to the scene. I left Ghana in January of 1980 to US. Now when I go to utube I see most of the new Ghanaian bands playing 70s hilife.

Too best

Too good thank you very much

Nice one greetings

Old old school music from our father

I am a bini man but great etsako songs has taken over me mostly sir waziri❤❤

Cher artistes tous que soyez votre travail restera et marquera tous les temps des vies hommes sur terre beni soit dieux amen.

Soo. Nice

The osenogbe of etsako and Ekperi land love you, you remain the best

The songs were so beautiful ❤❤

Good one there.......,gone are those days 🎉🎉🎉

Old Timers, days of good tunes to be remembered as very educative