Footprints with Gyedu-Blay Ambolley

Gyedu-Blay Ambolley, a Ghanaian highlife musician, songwriter, producer, and composer, shares his story in this edition of Footprints.
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[@kchance8757]

What a legend. This man must be honored and must accorded the rightful accolade as the originator of rap in Ghana. Period!

[@jameshanson5561]

Our senior man blay is still here he speaks good english better than university students.

[@ashonmensah7211]

Very very true. He speaks perfekt english .and fit.

[@kwamosarp123]

Samens constantly proving himself as the real goat in all these interviews. Very vivid collection of important events that resonate well with the all the great people you interview

[@albertowusuansah5528]

Afternoon Jump was the time we Ghanaians enjoyed Ghana period.A relaxing period of fun and a maximent of life in enjoying everything that is Ghanaian.????I love ❤️ the beautiful rythem of fella from Nigeria 🇳🇬 and Miriam makeba from South Africa.????.????A history for enjoyments in Africa.????Manu de bango from Congo.????Amaxing play hits from Africa.????

[@abrahamnanaeshun9608]

Oh my God... i didn't watch this interview live, I got to see the ad and I decided to watch it here and I tell you I am enjoying it. The man Gyedu Blay Ambolley... Great man.

[@sampsondjonorh4987]

He and his group played at the Kotoka Airport entrance to welcome Joe Mensah and his ladies from the USA. Happy to be there. Joe Mensah outdoored his album Bosoɛ in Ghana in 1977.

[@cojoopoku4946]

I watched him perform live at trade fair in the mid 80s. A great musician and performer.

[@dr.bannerman5922]

All time favorite 🎉🎉🎉🎉

[@ruthabbagermann4474]

Aww wow Uncle Abulley I miss you with your swag👍🏻😀😀 big hug and God Bless😇😇

[@NanaKNOwusu]

Classic! Nice song for the exit

[@abrahamnanaeshun9608]

The afternoon jam bit... wow... Uncle Samens lead the campaign to bring that in our time

[@kwekuabban6290]

Simgwa doo ❤️❤️

[@albertowusuansah5528]

Mike Tonto and Teddy Osei were from ash town in Kumasi playing the most music with African beat of tribal history making me a fun 🤩 of Osibisa the group that captive my interest in music.????

[@arrowspice]

Guyest guy Ambolley, Legend !!!

[@kchance8757]

God bless Gyedu-blay!

[@edemduku3391]

🤩

[@Godmann2]

Woow! He's still young

[@herculesskinny2030]

Raagum raaggum zo. First Ghanaian rapper in my opinion.

[@dawudibrahim3759]

Simigwa dooo

[@maameodo4451]

Black don't crack 😂