We had some from Kenya and from Colombia and Congo, today it is Ghana's turn to get a 'Seven 7" singles' compilation. I recently found some so here they are. ET Mensah's tracks are a bit noisy but the rest sounds fairly okay. Hope you like them, enjoy listening... tracks; 1 Ramblers Dance Band -[...]

From the very East, tonight we move over to the very West. It was not very original of me to put together a collector of singles. Take a look at this one, Decca West Africa came with this collection of six ten-inch singles in 1963. Imagine that in one year, the record will be 50[...]

One of you visitors requested for a highlife compilation. It's been some time ago but I kept it in mind. This selection covers some of my favourite Ghanaian songs. Yesterday I had a conversation with this lady from Ghana I met, her mother and she would be extremely happy to find it aswell. So Regina,[...]

This is part one of a three record series of Highlife from the old days. It appeared in the seventies but contains songs from the fifties. Bands like the Stargazers or Onyina''s Guitar Band aswell as E.T. Mensah's Tempos were very popular in Ghana in them days. My favourite is track #6, Masan Makwo, don't[...]

Track 12, Slide Mongoose, sounds very much like another well known song. I first heard it as 'All for you' by E.T. Mensah, being Highlife from Ghana. A couple of albums ago we heard Sami Kamara from Sierra Leone doing it as 'All for you tete'. Mento, Calypso and Highlife are very much alike, and[...]