More J.A. Adofo. The music on this tape sounds nothing like whatever they are doing on the cover, i.e. not much actual guitar- and percussion-playing. Instead we have synth-y sounds galore.
Side A
Enfa Odo Ndi Agoro
Adeasa
Ahoofe Di Wo Ko
More J.A. Adofo. The music on this tape sounds nothing like whatever they are doing on the cover, i.e. not much actual guitar- and percussion-playing. Instead we have synth-y sounds galore.
Side A
Enfa Odo Ndi Agoro
Adeasa
Ahoofe Di Wo Ko
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Great stuff! Thanks.
I just discovered your blog, it’s like discovering a new world. Really…THANKS!
I have nothing too deep to say except to echo the others…just great fun make new discoveries here. Thank you.
African music is wayyyyyy better without the synths
Perhaps we should tell Africans (the monolithic entity) they shouldn’t use drum machines, mp3s or computers either?
well i think it’s possible they could have been making those noises using those instruments pictured on the cover
You are a musical god for bringing all of this to us. Thank you!
Awesome.
What a discovery
Great stuff. Ghana’s Bob Marley
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