Nana, I specially thank God for your life. Nana I have been your fan since 1968. I even nearly joined your band after leaving the training college in 1979. I was then a fanatically a fan of yours. Now I pride myself for following your music. There is one thing I have noticed lately, which is that your song "Kyemirekuku" was a prototype which may be you did not realized at the time. I have not read a review of your work in which the pundits have made note of how this particular song was a peculiar composition for the Highlife music genre. Your instrumentation was classically African which harmonized very well with the guitar, the tempo, and chords with the lyrics. Together it was perfect! Nana , you would agree with me that, "Kyemirekuku" instrumentation had never been repeated; not even by yourself. I listen to the song most of the time and I enjoy the composition very much. Thanks. We may not be lucky to have such a perfectly composed song, as "Kyemirekuku." When I come to Ghana, I will get in touch with your manager for some autographed discs of your classics.
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Truly you deserve the Nwomtofour hene. May you live long Nana. You 'll forever remain the best. Anytime I play your song I remember my late brother Kwame Adjei your basist. May his soul rest in peace.
Aaaawww Nana Kwame Ampadu........What can I say about your amazing talent.....God bless you Nana. I have been listening and cherishing your songs from my infancy......I like every bit of your songs and they have really shaped me in my life paaaaa. Full of advice. Please Nana, is there anyway I can contact you......I'm in USA and I would like to contact you so that I come and visit you anytime I come to Ghana...? Thank you. God bless you in Jesus name
It is a music to eulogize a great man from his hometown/village. The name of the man was D.K. Nyarko...The song says "Let's go and see where he's dead" ..and the chorus will just say..."D.K Nyarko, let's go and see how he died".
Nana, I specially thank God for your life. Nana I have been your fan since 1968. I even nearly joined your band after leaving the training college in 1979. I was then a fanatically a fan of yours. Now I pride myself for following your music. There is one thing I have noticed lately, which is that your song "Kyemirekuku" was a prototype which may be you did not realized at the time. I have not read a review of your work in which the pundits have made note of how this particular song was a peculiar composition for the Highlife music genre. Your instrumentation was classically African which harmonized very well with the guitar, the tempo, and chords with the lyrics. Together it was perfect! Nana , you would agree with me that, "Kyemirekuku" instrumentation had never been repeated; not even by yourself. I listen to the song most of the time and I enjoy the composition very much. Thanks. We may not be lucky to have such a perfectly composed song, as "Kyemirekuku." When I come to Ghana, I will get in touch with your manager for some autographed discs of your classics.
Thanks for being a fan. We can arrange a meet anytime you are home. Nanakampadu1@gmail.com. Stay blessed.
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❤Love this so much 😢
We will get another nana ampadu in 200 years what a generational talent
Am from Nigeria but we really enjoy Nana song so much back till today even tho we don't hear the language ❤❤
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Let's be honest Nana is the bar for the ghana music
I love this song. Nana is indeed the greatest.
The greatest musician in the history of Ghana ,🇬🇭🇬🇭🇬🇭
This song speaks to me so much
Oui le succès du temps passé avec nana ampadu
I always remember my father any time I play your music may his soul rest in peace
Nostalgic, pure vocals. I wish the present generation could borrow a leaf indeed, things have fallen apart.
best ever song in the world Am for nana Ampadu
Plilip Donkor Thanks
Nana , YOU remain the greatest Ever nö challenger in ghana Till today, long live golden voice Of NANA AMPADU JAH BLESS.
Ofori Yaw Appiah I'm honored. God bless you too.
This track is amazing. Nana Kwame Ampadu, the best Ghanaian musician ever!
Thanks. God bless.
My God what a crazy tune
Best musician of all time in the country
I'm honored. Thanks for your comment.
Always i listerned this voice ,rip man of african's music
Truly you deserve the Nwomtofour hene. May you live long Nana. You 'll forever remain the best. Anytime I play your song I remember my late brother Kwame Adjei your basist. May his soul rest in peace.
Daniel Tawiah Thanks for listening and being a fan. God bless.
This is my best" reminds me of my childhood in obosi .
The greatest singer in Ghanaian music
Nana you are still the best. Forever remember you.
Thank you. Stay blessed.
I love this kind of music. ..Nana u r the best. .
Thank you
Nana udo Dili gi, may peace be unto you my lovely brother
What a song. It brings tears.
Abro Nny3 Thanks for listening. God bless.
Am prince Lecturer Kelechi playing ghanaian music
Nana the BEST
nana Kwame the best
Simon Owusu Thanks
Agréable musique
This is the legend. Nana u are very great. from positive k.
MY FAVORITE long life for you; nanan be bless always
THANKX YOU NANA.LIVES AFRICAN'S MUSIC
Thank you. Stay blessed.
Nana,you are unique
Thank you.
Aaaawww Nana Kwame Ampadu........What can I say about your amazing talent.....God bless you Nana. I have been listening and cherishing your songs from my infancy......I like every bit of your songs and they have really shaped me in my life paaaaa. Full of advice. Please Nana, is there anyway I can contact you......I'm in USA and I would like to contact you so that I come and visit you anytime I come to Ghana...? Thank you. God bless you in Jesus name
Stephen Owusu - Agyekum Thanks for being a fan. Anytime you are in Ghana please email me and my manager will arrange our meet ok. Thanks
@@NANAKAMPADU Thank you Nana. Please is there anyway I can get your manager's E-mail Address?
Stephen Owusu - Agyekum Nanakampadu1@gmail.com
@@NANAKAMPADU Thank you Nana. I will contact your manager when I'm about to come to Ghana
Binomial Theorem this is a song
Nana ooooooo nana eiii
Thanks for listening. Well appreciated.
"Onua, kae wo wu mu" on 78 rpm? Do u have it?
Oh my God! Ewudekwalia ewude, Ike ya agwu e ewudekwalia ewude. That's how we sing it in Onitsha, Otu nkwo. Can someone explain what he's saying?
It is a music to eulogize a great man from his hometown/village. The name of the man was D.K. Nyarko...The song says "Let's go and see where he's dead" ..and the chorus will just say..."D.K Nyarko, let's go and see how he died".
very very emotional song
Thanks for listening. God bless.
Nana you're the Best
ibrahim muhammed Thank you and stay blessed.
God bless you Nana
Obewe
RIP legend
Aniesuo ar sani mi
Thanks for listening. God bless.