LEGENDARY NAA AMANUA OF WULOMEI FAME AND THE EKN BIG BOYZ ON HOURLY JAM.

With Folksong Icon and Superstar, Naa Amanoa of Legendary Wulomei.
The 1972 hit maker still has her voice uniquely and unchangeably the same after several years touring the globe with music gift.
Twas an amazing moment hosting her at the Ekownaad Studio with the Big Boys.
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[@user-bb2km4ju3k]

Wow! Just landed on this clip and been dancing for more than 2 hours instead sleeping after work in OH, USA. Sweet memories and forever be blessed team Wulome!!!

[@empirenation8543]

Dance more for us, ok

[@fredkyeimensah5567]

This is what we call music. I have followed Ga music since 1973

[@akuakezzy87]

wofa kyei! i love Ga songs too. 🥰🥰🥰🥰

[@sequoiaproductions5684]

Ga songs gave birth to afrobeat with guitar fills from highlife music

[@NanaKNOwusu]

The government must include these legends in annual programs to sustain them and preserve culture

[@broaikings9527]

GREATEST hits in all over in Ashanti Region in early to late 70,s,Respect greetings from Kumasi

[@brightlaryea222]

This song is so sensational. I can't stop listening.lndeed they deserve annual award.

[@naashikasweet]

I'm proud to be a Ga girl. I just love my people. Goosebumps throughout the entire show

[@idristetteh7969]

Proudest Ga

[@felixbote-kwame1956]

Proud Ga too

[@alhassanabdullahi7748]

I love GA & Ayigbe Songs, It Makes Me Feel The Presence Of My Ancestors

[@anitaamissah3665]

These guys deserve Grammys true identity n originality

[@paacannerupa]

I will like to honour WULOMEI including Acquah who broke off eith Naa Amanua to form Suku. I lived next door to Acquah at Lartebiokorshie, not too far ftom Saka Acquaye and Nortey. I will honour Otu Lincon,, Frankie Lane and others for given the world KPANLOGO, dance in schoola and colleges,in tbe UK, Europe, America, Canada,, Jaoan, Austratia and other parts of the world. Today,we have AZONTO from Ga. We have COCOA from Ga nyobi TETTEH KWARSHIE. Our Scholars and eminent men and women including DEDEI ASHKINSHAN & AADUA ANKRAH welcomed and backed Dr Kwame Nkrumah whosee Parliamentary seat was not in Nkroful in Nzima land but ASEIDU KƐTƐKƐ, GA MASHIE. Somebody any Asante Music Group that ever toured the world like WULOMƐI ever did to this day. I am so inspired by Naa Amanua and the other two women doing a live session sounding so original and authentic like 50 years or more ago. Yes, the energy level is not the same but come on they are grown wise women, probably grand.mothers. GA Female musicians learn from these great musicians. GAMƐI RISE! We are the TRAIL BRA,ZERS OF THE NATION, WE ARE THE NATION AND THR NATION IS GAMƐI. WE ARE THE BEDROCK OF GHANA PERIOD.

[@oseisiribuor7870]

You do not know that the African Brothers went to London in 1969 way before the Wulomei first trip in the mid 70's. Prior to these groups, African Brothers and Wulomei Cultural Group, it was alleged that King Bruce and E.T Mensah had been abroad, however, I couldn't confirm nor state if true, which band first toured abroad.

[@ChrisRaees]

I was born at Adabraka and grew up at Santa Maria Kwashiebu so this music defines and reminds my upbringing. Twa omanye aba

[@ChrisRaees]

Greetings from Italy

[@mansa311]

I’m an ewe but more than a Ga lol born and breaded at asylum down . My god mother named me Naa Ayele I loved been called a ga woman by my husband 😀😀. Love my gas

[@lydiaattigah16]

Evergreen. LUV it and enjoying it. Age is in the mind.

[@davidaryee7916]

Oh yeah 😅 since u were born in Accra dier u r a Ga...Ga nyonbi Naa Ayeley....

[@thomasfei-kofiowusu2936]

I lived at the Asylum nursing quaters in the 80's and never missed their end of year shows for the residents. The Alan family were also fantabolous.

[@mamataafricasoulfood4755]

​@@davidaryee7916 0

[@niiarmarh7768]

❤❤❤❤We are one people ❤❤

[@rollerxmedia6887]

Naa Amanua still sings like she did in the 70s despite her age, vocal delivery on point and the lovely backing vocalists made it beautiful.

[@Elikem2982]

In one of my lowest moments of western life struggles and boom stumbles on this, it made my heart delighted and refreshed my soul.🙏

[@idristetteh7969]

Pray you're much better off now, bro

[@kofimawuli8940]

This is pure GA. This is the GA I learnt in basic school.

[@revemmanuelokai1311]

Wulomei deserve a lifetime achievement award.

[@faustinabrown5096]

It's very necessary

[@mikhafloch5649]

En qu’elle année?

[@aduanabaokubi7429]

Who wouldn’t agree? They deserve it.

[@lionelmitchell2979]

instablaster...

[@aseseuahsese3]

@@mikhafloch5649 1970s

[@mikelantern148]

Sweet tunes making my day here in the US Texas. Proud Ga from James Town!

[@zionjoy1]

Powerful Legendary indeed Naa Amonoah n her team 🔥 But at 42:15 brought tears 😢 to my eyes as the words asking Kings 🤴 of the land 'what did you discuss with the whiteman, have sold us into slavery??'......truly if those words were asking such questions in 1970s there then what can we ask our leaders now 🤔 ... Not too late we can change our local communities with new mindset as most of us have travelled to learn progress 👌🏾 (give me a thumbs up if we agree 👍🏾)

[@SAKAFARMS]

❤

[@audreyquaye4095]

This sounds exactly like the original recordings. This is difficult to accomplish live. What an honor and privilege for us to still have Awulankpa Naa Amanuah still with us! May God continue to bless her and her family. 🙏🏽😊✝️💖💖💖

[@beatricegunu3333]

The woman in the middle is the original Lead singer

[@ekownaadtv]

AMEN

[@ekownaadtv]

@@beatricegunu3333 yes she is

[@ericnoblepaintsil6389]

I love this kind of songs so much

[@georgensenkym907]

U are really good musicians. GOD'S Blessings

[@kikipurrplefern374]

Words cannot describe. So beautiful.. Thank you. From a Ga woman far away from home 🙏🏾🧡🧡

[@joyceguganmarcelin7581]

Omg....I was born in the 70s.. young then but loved these music so much..I still enjoy them till now...am rocking it all the way....am a fully blown GA girl...Naa Ayeley....

[@user-fm6sp9vn1p]

Am a proud Ga and I must say we have something different and incredibly good

[@pheenaayaba6765]

Missed the feeling of hearing ga songs then i ended up here. Proud to be Ga! I bless my parents for playing ga songs when i was young! God bless these women!

[@niienochdodoo4358]

This video always gives me memories of my late Dad. He loves it soo much, wheh Naa Amanua is singing and the dancing parts😂. I miss my dad, may he continue resting in the bossom of the Lord😢

[@ekownaadtv]

@@niienochdodoo4358 Amen

[@jamiladjei8663]

I'm missing my grandmother a lot, she plays this song all the time 😘😘😘💖

[@kingsleyadusei7606]

I'm full Ashanti guy,but honestly I love old GA songs....

[@Kofiasiedu__]

Same here

[@rubyampon8797]

The same here

[@kwesi01]

Old Fante guy here, and I feel the same way. If I were Prime Minister, banks and other institutions in our major cities would be forced to have at least one fluent speaker of the major local language and to train other staff in it. We are all Ghanaians and we can only continue to develop together and live in peace and mutual respect if we work hard at it.

[@rasroyalson]

@@kwesi01 you have spoken with in-depth knowledge and wisdom. We are Ghanaians first. I was born a Ga, and forever I will be. However, that doesn't make me better or lesser than the other. Let's love and embrace each other. We need to watch the self centered politicians

[@kojogyawu]

Same here…might be bcos I was born n raised in the Capital

[@niim.thompson9340]

The bass guitarist deserves a medal

[@joejosh702]

I'm an Ashante, but i love Ga traditional music, i think back in the days at Kaneshi , my Dad played his gramophone with this music and like to dance with.

[@frankyemoh4140]

Joe where in Kaneshie did you live

[@joejosh702]

Frank Yemoh, my house was closed to AMA main packing yard and there was a school opposite to my house. I remember some of elderly peoples names, Mr sowa, Mr Charles Tete, Auntie Esi, Adobia, Mr lestowell and there was who has Refrigeration and air-conditioned shop. And there was a guy known by the area called Oko Guaguama

[@frankyemoh4140]

@@joejosh702 Oko Guaguama is the name that stands out among the lot. Do you mean Oko Ankrah. Another one that sounds familiar is Auntie Esi Adobea. Is she a woman who does prayers for people from home? Cos I use to go to her for prayers. I use live Jones Atuquayefio's home.

[@soniamatthews3267]

Such a very nice production. Enjoyed frm Jamaica.

[@AB-wf9vk]

70s and 80s, back home Ghana I grew up with such songs. Hmm! I miss those days, there was no much money but life was sweet. This is real music, and not the computer composed ones. WOLUMI, you are simply great, music that will live forever. The more l miss these songs the better I love them, the older they get the older I become. Bring back those old sweet memories.

[@PJ-Blessed]

Wow! Growing up as a child in Nungua, they were regular performers at the big funerals . Very nostalgic. God bless them all

[@naomiakefami2363]

So you are from Nungua

[@PJ-Blessed]

@@naomiakefami2363 Yes oo

[@naomiakefami2363]

Oh Wooooow that's nice

[@richardtitus-glover8951]

These were the songs that united Ghanaians regardless of tribes. Meaningful, rhythmic and soothing. Their voices are still intact, true talent. May Attaah Naa Nyongwo bless them. Proud Ga!

[@georgemireku1400]

Absolutely 💯

[@vocabularymillionaire]

✌

[@afroMuse-Lofi]

Songs that united West Africa as a whole....I'm Nigerian & I know most of this Songs because I heard it through out my childhood 🥰

[@christyaboagye928]

Just enjoying the songs, long live naa Amanoa and her group, pls train a younger generation to take up this beautiful culcure , this is part of us , i am a proud Ga , xxx

[@mamag6079]

I love Ghana no matter what. I remember those good old days. Thank you Naa Amanda. Los Angeles miss Nii Ashitey

[@edwardyeboa6729]

My all time favourite 😍 NAA &GROUP AYIKOO ONE LOVE ❤️ UK

[@julianaashalley-anthony296]

Not from Accra but just as proud. From the Ashanti region.

[@sirkof1]

Nostalgic, these were the fantastic lyrics mostly heard on GBC radio when on holidays with unco in Accra. These are the rhythms and lyrics that can win awards for Ghana

[@karlmax6031]

Yes, there is beauty in all the tribes. I'm also not a Ga but I've been listening to these music whilst working. It's until I sojourned into the West that I saw the values in our culture through our folk music. Listening to the songs firms a lump in my throat. What is left is our country manage its affairs well. That's all.

[@globalcetzen5271]

@Juliana Ashalley-Anthony, you are Ghanaian and Afrikan and that's what matters...#OneGhana #OneAfrika...We must all be like you and support our Ghanaian and Afrikan heritage. Thank you.

[@stephendarfour3161]

@@sirkof1 111161

[@tstvtravelsee3593]

What a way to finish the selections. I didn't get a promotion at work today so I came straight here to drown my sorrows 😅. Home sweet home 🖤🔥🇬🇭

[@francisnartey2585]

Don't worry better opportunities awaits you

[@resolutemedia7928]

It is wel

[@laudkass2214]

Making me miss my childhood. Nungua was a whole mood those days. Ala!

[@ananseananse3136]

Ghanaian cultures, highlife and traditions put us together as one people. And we will remain as such. As an Ashanti Naa's songs to me are good for listening pleasure but you can't resist making some body movements.

[@moore1523]

That's right bro

[@niiarmarh7768]

We are one only some greedy people want set confusion mmmmmm

[@samuelboahen5584]

i've watched this about 15 times within one week. can't stop enjoying it.

[@babylorvbeats]

I have listened to this several times. Classic!!

[@asdatv6522]

Anyone who doesn’t like Legendary Naa Amanua and the wolumei rhythms and songs don’t know music I swear✔️✔️✔️✔️🙏🏼

[@mckellyasiedu2186]

Ghana musicians, incorporate this rhythms and beats to your music and all international award will be easy . 😍😍😍😍😍

[@ceciliaohene748]

I've been thinking about the same thing for a while. We shouldn't let this folk music die.

[@jerryam-quaye332]

Love that may be bless

[@wotizit2937]

Yete sikaso nso ekom de yen. In the abundance of water, the fool is thirsty.

[@nyameche1044]

This is who we are. A sound you can't resist even if you don't understand the language HIGH LIFE.

[@dannyatey8299]

This is treasure. Much more valuable than any rap, ragga, or hiphop song from Ghana.

[@ishmaeladamah951]

It's a shame they have not hit a million views already. This is MUSIC not the noise we are forced to listen to.

[@ekownaadtv]

Hmmmm..say that again oo bro

[@samuelthompson1896]

This we called the Real Kolomashi and today it has open Afrobeat a chance , Lets enjoy the Good Muzik

[@kissphamous5451]

Hmm

[@idristetteh7969]

Very soon, they will ..... Let's keep viewing and share for others to view

[@donnbiggie]

Generations upon generations shall watch and enjoy this music so much when we are all gone. God bless Naa Amanua and her group. We are grateful for the inspirational music.

[@Makmax7566]

The two drummers at the back nailed it. You see their heart and soul is in the drumming. This is music that can move mountains

[@EmmanuelKoranteng-ee8kl]

Ga songs slap differently....i miss my days at agege dansoman...❤

[@aaronakyea-mensah7922]

Naa Amanua has aged gracefully. The music remains relevant and fresh. An exquisite display of proper traditional music in the ga vein. Nungua forever!!!!!! Keep the fire burning!!!

[@sallysidi4379]

Nostalgic.. long live Naa Amanua.. wow she sounds the same! Well done ma’am a true legend!

[@julianaashalley-anthony296]

Sally, it's Juliana. How are you? Of all the places!! Check me up on Facebook. Juliana Asahalley-Anthony. What a surprise

[@julianaashalley-anthony296]

Yes she is a true legend. Without question. Long live the queen Naa Amanua.

[@andybrown9943]

Eeeiiiii Naa Amanua, I missed you and your powerful please raise young up and coming youth to follow what you have done for the nation because your songs are still powerful and entertaining. Please organisers help build and regroup this groups again

[@iccroyal918]

God bless them all especially NAA AMANUA:: The youth should go learn the voice of NAA:

[@akakouadio5354]

@@julianaashalley-anthony296 q

[@davidleandro7026]

Everything about Ga culture is unique

[@moore1523]

For those of you who aren't aware. The current version of Afrobeat that we hear today (worldwide) and through Azonto is based on Kpanlogo and other forms of Ga Adangme (Ethnic group from the Southern Coast of Ghana) music. Just listen to your favorite Afrobeat song and you'll hear most of the bass line, drums, and the infamous Gankogui being used in this live performance. 8 out of 10 Afrobeats songs use this handheld bell instrument with most of it going simply "ka.ka.ka.kaka" (Clave 3-2) but it enhances the rhythm to a very high level.

[@ericnyamaah755]

so true!!

[@jmbx7]

So true. Unfortunately, we did not do a proper job in trademarking this brand and using it to the best of our advantage, especially for Ghanaian artists. Outsiders made it their own. We need to really treasure our cultural sounds and not let this happen again.

[@idristetteh7969]

Absolutely! That's very true

[@naakwaley6491]

❤️❤️❤️ proud to African Ghanaian and Ga timeless thank you Naa Amanoa and the wulomei

[@zenabubawah3708]

Beautiful. The lead singer is stunning. Thank you for sharing these classics.

[@ekownaadtv]

You welcome

[@emmanuelowusu7979]

God richly bless all of them…I’m proud to be a Ghanaian🇬🇭❤️

[@springteenehigie7896]

I am proud of my descendants the ga people. Ga people are from ile ife and Benin empire Nigeria. One love from Nigeria

[@johnsonking1419]

Proud of what? or been a host is now seen as someone's descendent.. 🤔 You must be joking

[@tonybarnes768]

@@johnsonking1419 this guy's are jux claiming to be Ghanaians... Smh

[@kissphamous5451]

Ga's only passed through Nigeria to settle un Ghana, they're not Nigerians.

[@nurujawula1285]

A Gonja/GA listening from the US. Wolomei you make my day. Fond memories of the day in the '70's when the Wolemei visited Tamale to perform. It was all agog!

[@chq012]

Wow!!! Naa Amanoa, you are a TRUE SUPERSTAR of our folk songs of Africa. Your Golden Voice, skills, and experience can only be compared with great artists like Legendary Diana Ross and Aritha Franklin. Thank you for continuing to entertain us with your EVERGREEN FOLK SONGS. God Bless You.

[@sall0308]

Good one, almighty God bless you all.

[@moore1523]

Mr. Quist, that was a beautiful and respectable comment

[@vankorba520]

I watched this over 20 times!!

[@ekownaadtv]

Thank u

[@BeatStream19]

I only discovered this mini concert only 2 days ago and i've already it watched it 50 times

[@vocabularymillionaire]

I like that drumbeat and the dance. No wonder some say this Ghanaian folk song is the cradle of afrobeat ✌😘

[@delegendarylastsupper5015]

It is!

[@MrSivram28]

All west Africans have these drumbeats, it's not unique to Ghana

[@vocabularymillionaire]

@@MrSivram28 You're just another person expressing your opinion. Good luck!! 🤣

[@MrSivram28]

@@vocabularymillionaire It's not an opinion, it's fact. From Liberia, Nigeria, Ghana, Ivory coast etc.. we all have the same drum beats. Syncopation, blue notes, complex rhythms are part of the black DNA

[@saikins10]

@@MrSivram28 Provide me with a link to any pre 1974 Liberian or Ivorian music with these drum beats and rhythm. Until then all you are saying is baseless. Ghana was the cradle of highlife and these folklore music circa pre and post independence era

[@Nobleman99]

Beautiful tunes. This is our own soul music. More love from Cape Coast

[@edwardyeboa6729]

My all time favourite 😍 I love the group ❤️ in fact that lady can Dance 💃 well DONE 👏 🎉 ONE LOVE UK

[@ekownaadtv]

Thank you

[@ernestspartan1670]

a very big shout out to ekownaad entertainment for organizing this record. its always better we remember our legends before they leave. God bless you

[@isaacadu-gyamfi2776]

I don't understand a word in this beautiful songs but I enjoy anytime I listen... Music is powerful

[@lilliansowah8245]

im so proud to be a GA ryt now.

[@Atlas24gh]

You better be

[@richierich483]

@@Atlas24gh wow!!! What a big surprise!!! Cant believe this is live. Do this again on a bigger stage. Next time. Sweet memories. The legend Naa Amanoa...

[@cryptoghanacro]

yes of course that's our tradition Teshie ❤️

[@Head_On]

Ga isn’t a nation…Ghana is

[@edwinaquartey5824]

Lilian Ghanata??

[@liliankramer5333]

Pure richness of our culture. Can't trade this for any western music.

[@linmueltrading4335]

seriously

[@mercymanso3962]

So so beautiful, you're truly a legend. Yehowa adzor bo

[@obedtetteh2665]

wow this is pure ghanaian music. god bless you mad. naa amanoa and the organisers who worked tirelessly to bring us these sweet music, because some of us where not born then, but now we've gotten the opportunity to also have a feel and relive those glories once felt thank you all

[@zandraaneem2692]

Good old days 💕 Still beautiful,am Osu lady.... From the USA 🇺🇸 playing this song 💃💃💃

[@richlovenaa3525]

Keep it up

[@evelyn7489]

Wow! Beautiful culture this what we need, music unit, proud to be Ghanaian, folks let's go back to our oldies

[@nyameche1044]

We need to, this is what represents us.

[@faustinavidzornu3650]

I love all the Songs, but Akosua Serwaa's part Kill me softly .God richly bless u all. Long life and good health. 🥰🥰❤💛💚💃🏽💃🏽💃🏽💃🏽👏🏼

[@noforve]

Can’t stop listening to this band over and over, great recollections. First watch them in live concert 1995 at independent square. The Sound was huge, the then Nii Tei Ashite, founder of the group was present, he’s often forgotten that he was huge pillar to the band. Long live WULOMEI…xxxx

[@rizanz2108]

😂😂❤...Naa Amanoa, etc.

[@jakgh10]

I really love their music. They pushed Ga songs far

[@helennyarko5343]

KUDOS to the entire band and the legendary Singer. With love from Virtual Sound.

[@ananseananse3136]

The best group in Ghana cultural music. Maybe Koo Nimo. But Wulomei is a group

[@paakwegyir3165]

A few people and groups are keeping our culture alive.. Well done to them. These songs are very soothing and relaxing to the mind. It easily takes away stress.

[@danielkwesiabore6276]

I tell you. You don't even need to understand. Good music is not always about understanding the language

[@rikuss1912]

This group was and has been one of the best cultural and spiritual built of our times

[@naashikasweet]

the of all times

[@fredkyeimensah5567]

Big ups Naa Amanua, Dominic Quarchie, Gabby and all the guys. Good beads don't rattle. Great compositions that leaves everlasting memories in one's life. Congratulations

[@ekownaadtv]

Thank you

[@margaretodoi3377]

This woman and her croup need big award, they once upon a time make Gas proud

[@yawos9024]

She has always been a national asset. Wulomei was promoted big time by Kutu Acheampong an Ashanti man!

[@margaretodoi3377]

@@yawos9024 am not talking about a president,, am I want the Ga adangbe chiefs to awarded her, like how the Ga adangbes are coming this year they have to take that opportunity to award her to be a history,

[@yawos9024]

@@margaretodoi3377 I know Naa Amanoa when she worked for CMB. While she highlights beautiful Ga culture, she would not have become known without Kutu Acheampong. The same could be said about Christie Azumah. I am not sure if you are old enough to understand my point.

[@margaretodoi3377]

@@yawos9024 who ever you are don't dare reply me again am not a child i knew when they started the show from day one so i knew what am talking about take your nonsense somewhere

[@yawos9024]

@@margaretodoi3377 You are so uncouth and uncultured. You can't handle the truth. If you are a proud Ga, why do you have a white name? Why not Ayorkor or Amanua? You are a confused woman.

[@paacannerupa]

One of the best nights I have had for a while. I was filled with nostagia anf tremendous sadness because I missed those gone from the pioneering group WULOMEI. I salute Naa Amanua and the other talented and highly gifted women, is it Naa Adei and Naa Kwarma? Please, remind the other two singers. Kudos to the women snd the band.. This is ,lifting my spirit as a Ga nyo. I am coming to Ga from London fir HOMOWO. While I am in Ga I wish to honour the original creatiors of Hi-Life in England, they are ET Mensah, Saka Acquaye, King Bruce, Jerrry Hanson, all Gamei and one Fanti mnan called Houghes or Houghton

[@aj6597]

Just got to know how powerful Ga songs are 🇺🇸

[@reginaldababio50]

Truly unadulterated folkloric songs. Kudos to you Naa Amanua and your team.

[@ernstdutt2653]

i am married with Ghana 12. years , so beautiful song,,, thank the lord,,, from a Norwegian sitzen ... ERNEST an Jennifer Sarfo thank all to be

[@winandsogbor]

I am so delighted to hear a renaissance of our old Ga tunes blurring the airwaves in the city and beyond. You guys remind me of my childhood. Well done and more grease to your elbows.

[@keziahocran6789]

I don't get tired listening to Ga songs

[@mensahdaniel2956]

God bless this woman. And her troup.. This is natural music

[@globalcitizen5322]

oh lord i wanna go back home to mother ghana..so natural traditional music reminds me the old days

[@kwamebanson5172]

These tunes transport me back to the 1970s. I still do not understand the words but the music still draw tears of joy from my eyes. These are gems

[@zeilmelki6517]

Legendary!! Awesome group!! Watched this video several times from the 🇺🇸!! Miss home!!

[@kwamedanso38]

After all this years they still sound the same.... True talent.. God bless and long live THE WULOMEI...

[@cosmosboabeng]

This was when ghana was ghana.

[@dixonkrobeaasante1796]

I remember in my middle school era such music units us. We don't know who is Tanii, Brongnii, Asantenii, Nkrannii, Awonanii, Nfantenii ,Dagombanii. What we know is Ghananii. Our leaders in those days tried hard to UNITE US. Long live Ghana.

[@niiarmarh7768]

You right

[@coolwest3626]

I am a Cameroonian and i really love the chant , the rythm , this live acoustic highlife music in general of this group WULOMEI with his icone NAA AMANOA . Super super super and very good music ( There is a lot of makossa guitar within )

[@amongusclips2293]

Similar rhythms run through us all as Africans

[@edmundabbey1255]

Please I want to see Naa Amanua, I want to bless her before she leave us

[@tommyk7317]

What a wonderful composition. I love and identify with the lyrics. Amen. Rest well Prof. Nketia.

[@ghanaimmigration2237]

I always feel touched when the Ga Adangbe land make us proud with such culture Elocution songs. Cheers to you ❤

[@kwadwookyere1574]

I'm Daddy Boat from Ashanti I stay Accra before so people call me Nii Que I speak Ga few that's why i like Ga music, But,Naa Amanua is best legend

[@Business_Scientist]

I now understand why I always preferred being identified as a Ga❤️

[@niiarmarh7768]

We one ❤people Ghana

[@Missefe]

My grandma ll sing each n every song wen it’s played on radio n automatically I did n I’m still in love with them😍😍😍😍😍

[@ekownaadtv]

Awwwww thanx dear. 🙏 pls share the good news we are doing

[@thehumbleone6606]

What a session!!! Most amazing thing is, I don't think anyone of these superb musicians were around during when Wolomei and Co were headline acts back then....but how excellent they can play every note on these songs!!! Good music lives for ever!

[@raykwakye]

Many thanks for appreciation the performance of the EKOWNAAD BIG BOYS BAND

[@ishmaelobodai404]

I know some of the instrumentalists, they are awesome

[@maxwellofosu1839]

Waaaaaawwww... I love the Wulomei and their music. I understand the Ga language considerably but sadly, I do not hear most of the words in their music well. I think Ghanaians and the world would be blessed if someone close to Naa Amanoa can get her to reveal the actual lyrics of their music so they are compiled in a book. We would love to be able to understand the true meaning of the songs.

[@margaretodoi3377]

Naa Amanoa have to find a talented child who will replace her in future like they do in the west

[@emmantowdanso9082]

So excited to listen and teach my kids. I just wish the interpretation in English would scroll down the screen for a better understanding. You see our Ga is not all that good. But eeeee guys great work done. I wish you could do same for all our old folks . It sounds better on my sound system can't stop dancing especially to the meridian tune. AM SO HAPPY GOD BLESS YOU GUYS BOLA PAAAAAA

[@maxwellofosu1839]

Even many Ga people do not understand some of their song oo... They use very indigenous words and speak so fast that you easily get lost in the rythm... I wish someone could embark on a project to get the actual lyrics from them into a book before they are too old to remember😅

[@alexanderkwakye]

An Akan but there is something about Ga songs I simply can't resist. Maybe because I spent most of my time working some where around Korle bu 😅

[@charlesokoro654]

From Nigeria with love. It remind me of my Ga which I missing. My first language.