The song is called “Moma Yendodo”.
You may never hear anything like this elsewhere.
I bought this on the street from a guy selling tapes displayed on one of those big, vertical wooden racks in Cape Coast, Ghana.
No one I know in Ghana listens to this frenetic leftfield rap madness.
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Hey how do you like Ghana…I ws there last year and found it to be fascinating!
Ghana is a special place. I love the people, music, adnd some of the food.
This is indeed THE SHIT
Man, where to find more?
ciranjiiva@yahoo.co.uk
Joy
Any chance of uploading the whole Obaa Sima album? Enjoying this most definitely…
Amazing blog.
It’s glad to see good information being convey. Its a very nice album, and i really like these songs. Thanks for the info.
Joy! Thanks
Hey, I can’t play about 8 of the oldest ones, just stays on 0:00, although newer ones work well, any ideas?
Actually, the first one that works (from the bottom) is Daouda Dembele El Hadji Sekou Oumar Vol. 1 (which is brilliant..!!).
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