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February 4, 2014

City Boys Band – Kwae Anoma Discorama 1978

City Boys, front

They call him the black Chinese, it is Obooba J.A. Adofo and
he leads the City Boys Band of Ghana. I am sorry the b-side
is a bit noisy but we can’t ask too much of an old lp. African
records come like this quite often, dusty and dirty, it has
been cleaned as good as possible but still.. The music
however is the winning factor here, even with some
noise, I still love to listen to it. I think it is justly
the Black Chinese has so many fans,
this is Ghanaian highlife like we
love it best..enjoy.

tracks;

1 Obiara te se onoa
2 Kwae anoma
3 Eyea mane me
4 Meko odo fie
5 W’ama aboroso
6 Awisia wode nnim

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7 Comments

  1. Anonymous 4 February 2014 at 11:44 - Reply

    Thanks a lot Moos for sharing this wonderful Ghanaian music. Don't mind the noise. We know that you do your best to avoid them and rip the LPs which are not easy to find.

  2. kwabena boakye 5 February 2014 at 02:26 - Reply

    the good thing about these albums are that if the sound wont let u dance, the album art will surely make u smile….obuoba is very talented and the city boys band is a very versatile band … i love their music just as much as I love the african brothers band …this album is a rare one and I appreciate every click and noise on it…its better than none… this is the perfect gift for a tropical

  3. moos 5 February 2014 at 08:46 - Reply

    ..you hang in there Kwabena, the storm will pass by but the music always remains. ;-)

  4. thiol 5 February 2014 at 15:04 - Reply

    Thanks a lot Moos for sharing these rare and highly powerful sounds of Ghana, "Eyea mane me" is a killer track!!!

  5. Jillem 5 February 2014 at 22:24 - Reply

    Thanks Moos. Great music!

  6. Barron 5 February 2014 at 22:31 - Reply

    Love the City Boys! Thank you for adding another title to my collection.

  7. kwabena boakye 6 February 2014 at 00:19 - Reply

    thank u moos for your encouragement…. the work u are doing here is not in vain, the younger generation will keep your passion alive and spread the music even when u are gone someday…long live the global groove

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