Dr. K. Gyasi and his Nobel Kings ~ Yede Aba (medley)

artist: Dr. K. Gyasi and His Nobel Kings
songs: Yede Aba / Mene Menua Mienu / Sabarima / Ebia Nie / Amintiminim / Siakwaa / Nana Agyei
album: Dr. K. Gyasi and His Nobel Kings (side one)
year: 1974
Sweet Ghana Highlife music recorded live in 1974.
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[@kaluchinaza6815]

This song is actually a special request in Nigeria, my band play this song as a special request from fans when I was still in Nigeria.. listening to it now In United Kingdom

[@Kharlis007]

Nobody cares where you're listening to it now. Just enjoy the song.

[@pateredward1367]

I'm a Nigerian but Ghanaian old music move me a lot started from age of six there mark in igbo land still remains I love Ghanaian.

[@kokumtwe6039]

Igbo Ghanaian here. I am glad to hear how you feel about Ghana old music. I have lots of igbo friends who enjoy Ghana music alot. I said Igbo Ghanaian here because my grandfather was Igbo.

[@silaskalu881]

The people of ABA ENYIMBA CITY demanded that he comes to Aba and he answer the call. He was old as of 1979 during the visit, The foundation of Aba stadium nearly uprooted because of his fans across the city. RIP Dr.

[@bentracoglobalconceptco8607]

You probably meant another dead artist

[@Kwakuzee]

I lived close to K. Gyasi and the noble Kings at Dichemso in Kumasi. I used to go listen to them practice. Honey was the organist. They were a class act. Very noble in their behavior and the way they performed.

[@enebs3681]

I envy you and I would have loved to see him play. He remains my favorite Ghanaian musician.

[@Paayawone]

I was like 6yrs old by then. I used to live close to plaza hotel . I got all the vibes plus Jatokrom annex.

[@kofiamonu4245]

Honey, the organist for K Gyasi, Boakye, the organist for C.K. Mann and Patrick, the organist for Wantu Wazuri all attended St Augustine's in Cape Coast

[@gyb2009namur]

This music makes me remember my father and mother, in the 70s, when we used to spend the long vacations in my fathers cocoa farms village, May Dr.K.Gyasi' , Antie Mary' (Dr.s wife) and my mother( Eno Benefaah') souls rest in perfect peace.

[@curvinakoto3654]

Me too Charley ❤❤

[@iverson24789]

This is the greatest medley of all time,PERIOD.40 years and still sweet.

[@RealShacklebolt]

amen

[@jamesoforiboateng1504]

😊

[@jamesoforiboateng1504]

😊 😊😊😊😊😊

[@nicholasnkole6788]

One does not have to know what a song says to enjoy it. All that is needed is the rhythm and intuition. This music is truly one of the best.

[@abdulkarimadamu5329]

here is the music i can listen to,so long as it plays.good instrumentation,good lyrics,meaningful and lyrics,and good arrangements.don't want to talk about the vocalist.he is just super these are the real legends of highlife.these dongs will bear testimony for years to come

[@reginaboakye-yiadom9699]

Awww I miss my Father soo much. He use to play this song at home.😢😢💙💚💙💚💙🙌🏿🙌🏿🙏🏿🙏🏿🙏🏿🙏🏿🙏🏿

[@MrSantarosa]

Dr. K Gyasi is still kicking. He lives in Patasi (Kumasi), and where is lives is now called K-Gyasi. He goes to Patasi Methodist CH.

[@alexokayy9256]

Timeless music. Thomas frimpong who did the lead vocals on this song was the drummer as well. The first to ever happen in Ghana. Remember he sang and played drum live. Long live their departed souls Amen

[@SjoeperdKnoepert]

Thanks for the background information! Is Thomas by any chance family of K Frimpong (& his Cubano Fiestas)?

[@oseisiribuor4521]

@@SjoeperdKnoepert No, they do not have any blood relations.

[@boricuamissy123]

im Nigerian. No idea what they're saying butit sounds so beautiful. helps me study ;D

[@oseisiribuor7870]

K. Gyasi had unique flair for assembling talented musicians, hence his band always played at the highest level. I heard about his group in 1962 when my elder brothers discussed Akwaboah and OPK's performance on one Sunday when they had attended the K. Gyasi concert, which the locals termed dance, the previous night at the Krofrom Atomic Bar. That group was affectionately called "Masters" the pride of Kumasi, the "Garden City of West Africa" by the youth of the time.

[@gloriahasta975]

A Nigerian but love everything Ghana highlife... This is classic!! Love you Gyasi

[@asareopokumanu2164]

Sweet melody, sensible song, traditionally correct. Aaaaba!!!

[@kofiboateng1241]

Another great musician. Dr. K Gyasi my mother loved he's music paaaaa!!!

[@marydentu9144]

Oh boy! gone are the days ooo..listening to this music on Saturday morning in Ghana...

[@patrickntiamoah9394]

Ow Ralph karikari and his guitar riffs!❤. Rest on, ma boss😢

[@gabordidieredoh4523]

I don t understand a single word but this music bring a lot memories form my father time

[@kennethchikezie1943]

Ghana pieces real African icon pure natural and undiluted music that touches the soul direct from the masters, Aba Enyimba city in Biafra loves Ghana highlife okukuseku is my witnesses

[@Zero-hl2zy]

this by far the best high life in Ghana God bless you Dr

[@conradsunkiojack2538]

Whenever l hear this evergreen song by the inimitable great Dr Gyasi, l fight back the tears swelling from inside my eye wells. So many good memories. 16 minutes of delicious African jazz highlife never went by so fast. Over sixty now, first heard it as a boy in the sixties, and it smashed my soul. Disciplined ensemble. Fine horn section. The heart shaking expertly timed rolls by the drummer, exquisite lead and rhythm by the guitarist is chimed off in this delicious pot of African sound by Gyasi' timelessly sweet sonorous voice. That's Africa home of the best rhythm ever flung onto the universe.

[@uchechime6244]

RIP Dr,your soulful melodies will forever be cherished generations to come.

[@francisyeboah8697]

This man is one of the icon In African music today.

[@tanutanu5101]

Francis Yeboah and

[@sirrphabby6089]

This song was released 18yrs before I was born...yet I can sing it word to word.

[@francisyeboah8697]

which year Were you born?

[@sirrphabby6089]

1992

[@victoriapokuaah9873]

Lucky you!👍🏿👍🏿👍🏿💃🕺💃🕺💥💥💥

[@curvinakoto3654]

Well done buddy ❤

[@johnamankwah1365]

This is great. I really remember my father Yaw Appiahgyei aka ( Agya 3na) during 70s he use to play this music and at that time he has so many old timers album. may his soul rest in peace. AMEN

[@rev.princeaidoo2043]

+Thomas Frimpong was one of the singers Ghana has ever had. May he rest in perfect peace.

[@aduahmad7308]

agreed. He was a genius when it came to singing.

[@wiafeannor6049]

First high life band in Ghana to use the electric organ.

[@golden2619]

My best of Ghana pieces. Years back at my Garden City, Port Harcourt.

[@richardkusi-nyarko8829]

oh Good old days......i miss my two senior brothers who are all late now,they use to teach me how to dance to this music when i was a toddler...

[@enebs3681]

I have the vinyl album and the CD. Timeless music. Love it

[@wilsonodoi6290]

enebs how do I get it please

[@abimelmacdan8800]

Great. Is the turn-table still working??

[@asamoahcharlottecharlotte6789]

Ghana we hv good thing we remember you all legends rest in peace

[@davisrapheal2410]

Simply the best of all time

[@smilingcoastbah4507]

What a perfect handling of instruments !!!!! Brilliant.......thnx for sharing.

[@apptvgh88]

70s still fresh like Ankaase palm wine in 2019. My native land kinsman

[@sethmanu5364]

Great work

[@ibrahimasene5681]

Véritable Icone du HIGHLIFE. DOCTOR GYASI. RIP.

[@MsSkullcandyFreakk]

One of the best highlife ever.

[@gladysgaisie5455]

This music reminds me of my late 3 relatives in the 70, May their souls rest in perfect PEACE.

[@madingo85]

the intoduction to the song is a classic in itself, this is a wonderful and relaxing classic

[@stephenkankam2433]

One of the Greatest hi life hits of all times

[@osei586]

Powerful high music

[@edwinosae]

The late great Dr. K. Gyssi may your soul R.I.P

[@owusukinglesy3461]

Old times is the best ooh this music will kill me

[@arthurkbukazvikaramba2642]

Class act, I really like highlife music.

[@maylovestinaturner]

Classic, Beauty, Real- Ghanian -Highlife. Dr. K. Gyasi, Rest In Peace. This will live forever!

[@sethbaah9237]

I was just 11

[@dczarone]

Transported back to 1976! Innocence and happiness mingling!!!

[@tonyjagadu1088]

damirifa due Dr K Gyasi may your soul rest in perfect peace

[@maylovestinaturner]

This is Soul traveling!

[@otumfuo3]

Special dedication to T.K Kumah of blessed memory 👌🏿👌🏿👌🏿

[@reginaboakye-yiadom9699]

Authentic Ghanaian Music 🥰💚💚💚💙💙💙💙🙌🏿🙌🏿🙌🏿🙏🏿🙏🏿🙏🏿

[@abarwolff1]

RIP Dr. K. Gyasi

[@flobekoe]

Real highlife

[@justinaelpine6787]

Evergreen folk song. Still love it till tomorrow

[@helenaasamoah5963]

May your soul rest in peace Nana, Dr. K Gyasi

[@safotawiah5526]

waoow dis is called a music from de root of Africa, precisely Ghana.I. love dis music

[@curvinakoto3654]

Ohhh say it again buddy ❤❤

[@franklinofori-asante3452]

God is great! Wicked music!

[@shaerilmcbrown8192]

Dr K Gyasi rest in peace

[@conradsunkiojack2538]

Excellent. Goddamned fine, high class african jazz blues. Melodiously virtuosic, incomparably smooth electric guitar work. With great international appeal. A classic for the ages!

[@chiefadubofour8489]

This is high life

[@anthonybenson9514]

I like the old music

[@truthrights6140]

1 of my now very favorite Africa artists. JUST DISCOVERED this brother a couple days ago. Lovely vibe to his music. Sweet smooth & easy. Like a summer breeze. Over here n America loving it man !

[@colindevane]

Thanks for posting such great albums!!!

[@aghaxmarguerite3791]

C'est un masterclass

[@bonoasante]

highlife boss.. Love it

[@samuelbimpong7929]

Always good and sound wise in ears.

[@NANAYAWOBENG]

His music lives on, to each and every one of us leave a legacy before you die.

[@andrewowusu-ansah323]

Good

[@sirrphabby6089]

Beautiful Piece.

[@georgethecoconut3854]

Spiritual music

[@aghaxmarguerite3791]

J'aime beaucoup

[@SamuelSakyi]

very great.

[@asaaseafua9606]

It grieves my soul,when I man listen's to da old tymas.These are what we call music,music give's advise,It encourages,en strengthen Us.But what the soooo caallll new foooolish generation are doing,They must be clean away.bcos they destroy us with their sooo call hiplife or what ever.

[@alexobeng1814]

ASANTENII ASANTE

[@patricktamaklo6285]

Times change and evolves nothing stays the same forever,! The key is to build on the old.

[@fabienlevry3037]

great music. thanks

[@stephenkofigyeabo9009]

Good music ..

[@bobleeroy235]

Wassa Man ,More Fire!

[@simeonoyeria8222]

nice music

[@ghanaman6036]

Gone are the days

[@57apostrophy]

Old times oooo old times

[@akotomusik]

Ndwom for the soul !

[@maylovestinaturner]

Culture!

[@alfredackah9103]

Master old timer.NiceYou.

[@jessejojojohnson]

50 years from now, we'll be saying this about Shatta.

[@damienmanu117]

Did u really just do that lol? :D

[@danielvroom5862]

@@damienmanu117 😂

[@abyss104]

@@damienmanu117 lmao

[@kidequinox]

FIRE..

[@znmaf]

Sounds like the voice of Ebo Taylor in the introduction

[@sirrphabby6089]

🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥

[@justinkouassi2553]

❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤💯

[@rogerkoffi6448]

Bonsoir la famille. S'il vous je voudrais la signification de cette chanson.

[@georgeboateng2121]

⭐⭐⭐🔥🔥🔥💥💥💥

[@stuartpaco1]

I don’t see this record on your site, Why? Forgotten the old man so soon?

[@mastyfred]

If you want copies of the song, I can help you. Thanks

[@aduahmad7308]

Good evening. Please i need a copy of it. Clean one please.

[@kennedyazubuikeokagbue2413]

Godfred Osei , pls I need a copy. thank you

[@sampsonappiah-kubi5947]

Godfred Osei please do. thanks

[@anthonyoffiah7229]

Please I need a copy.

[@Kyekyekumusic]

Ben is that you in the picture? omg!!

[@dv8promotions887]

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[@williamkumankama9506]

Hi

[@nickybabbz]

hes not dead

[@jeannisahikpa175]

nickybabbz o

[@FesoJaiyeSoul]

can anyone interpret what they are saying or at least what the song is about?

[@jeyiflosfarms]

7:16 -10:22 Ebi aa nie 2x Oyi die ebi aa nie Ntoma a efura Gyasi yi die efiri Ankaase man mu ( Singing about the beautiful and artistic traditional cloth. A man roots can be traced from the nature of his garments. Be proud and not ashamed of your roots)

[@maviswilliams7955]

Makes me soon sad. Is Dr. Gyasi still alive ?

[@seidygymah5009]

Mavis Williams

[@Mr_Archer15]

is there any chance i can get my hands on this album? the download link is dead, cant seem to find the whole thing!

[@RealShacklebolt]

can someone translate the song playing at 5;15 please

[@jeyiflosfarms]

It's a dirge An ode to a Warrior

[@simeonoyeria8222]

nice music