If you're in the market for sweet, smooth Ghana highlife music, Nana Tuffour always delivers!
James Kwaku ("Nana") Tuffour was born on Valentine's Day, 1954 in Kumasi and first came to notice in Alex Konadu's band, then moved on to stints with Waza Africo and King Sunny Adé's African Beats. He released his first solo album, Highlife Romance, in 1979.
Odo Ye Nteasee (KAM Records KAM 1004, 1988) is just the thing to chill out and relax to if you're stuck inside all day. Enjoy!
Download Odo Ye Ntease as a zipped file here.
12 comments:
Awesome as always. Thanks Mr. Beadle. Keep em coming
This is so nice... I wish we could still be hearing this kind meaningful songs again
So sweet and mellow. Just right.
Nice
Really nice
Nice and cool post
We haven’t seen you in a while. Wishing you well!
Highlife music are one of a kind, they are soul lifting, i wish we could go back to the 90's to listen to pure highlife songs
Highlife music is so cool
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Thank you 😊 for this great article, this what people are paying to get but you give out for free
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