Okukuseku Band Of Ghana ( Kofi Sammy ) ‎- Kedu? Odinma 70s GHANAIAN Highlife Folk Music Album LP

Label: KCLUBB ‎- KCL 1003
Format: Vinyl, LP
Country: Nigeria
Released: 1978
Genre: Blues, Folk, World, & Country
Style: Highlife, African
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Tracklist
A1 Ye Be Yie 00:00
A2 Yere Ye Aka 05:28
A3 Wo Be Ye Onipa Den 10:59
B1 Ye Bere Kwa 16:42
B2 Me Wu Baa Bi Basaa 22:16
B3 Enye Mo So 27:55
Written-By - Kofi Sammy
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[@francisaddai8161]

Jli

[@josephacquah9979]

Kofi Sammy, Paa Bobo, Yellow Boy ,Charles Boakye, Peter Dally, Yaw Boye, Kofi Amoah , Yaw Bekoe, Kwabena Acheampong, Festival and others in the Okukuseku Int. Band played Highlife music brewed in Nigeria and their music stirs up unforgettable emotions.

[@benjaminowurani8617]

If I want strings, i listen to Abrekyieba

[@Evans-w8u]

Ghana has everything it takes to be grateful to Nigeria as a country. Sammy Kofi was build up in Nigeria and supported by Nigerians, especially the Igbo tribe in Nigeria.

[@Evans-w8u]

Very correct brother. We igbos supported him immensely when he based in Onitsha.

[@benjaminowurani8617]

For support,I agree but was built by Nigeria is not true. He went to Nigeria already built, developed and was already hitting the top 5 in Ghana before he left to Nigeria

[@ugochukwusamson8093]

Oh! I clearly remember as a child when Bro. Charles Amoako will play this music after work in those days in Ilishan Remo Ogun State...How time flies...Thanks to Ghanaians for the gift of High-life Music to West Africans!!!

[@mensahkadi1223]

Igbos get very well along with Ghanaians bcos they share same thing in common.

[@charlesobi2445]

Chief Kofi Sammy spent some of his life & music talent with "Igbos, the Biafrans" you seeing today. Ghanaians please welcome Igbos in your country, they are good & loving people.

[@benjaminowurani8617]

Ghana welcomes good people not exploits

[@emmanuelotoo1870]

Okukuseku went to igbo land and eventually became whom he is because of his good character. Ghnaians are so loving people to good foreigners and the good ones are always welcome bro, but not the 419 and the armed robbers. Thank you.

[@obynomusic4741]

@@emmanuelotoo1870 How about the ones doing business that their business is been destroyed today by Ghanians ?

[@georgebonsu4496]

Brothers 4get about the triberlisime ,nationalisime n lets deal with what one has done....

[@kofiarthur3749]

@Charles obi...you're absolutely right! Ghana And Nigeria we're unseparable. We're so much connected than any two African countries so let's stop this internet hatred....love from Ghana

[@celestineobi4088]

This guys based in the Eastern Nigeria those days onitsha and aba precisely I know this man 4 story building in Aba Abia state those days

[@austintv7144]

Am shedding tears because we abandon this great highlife music to die off. God help us. Hmmmmm.

[@kofiboateng1241]

oh say it again!

[@lawrenceamos3316]

Oh wow! Listen to the drummer at the background in the first track. I haven't heard that style or rhythm of drum in any of our modern slow hi-life. That's powerful.

[@oseihagan3591]

Old timer is always the best 👌

[@FrankOkoye]

Precisely he is a great high life music in ghana any time any day let continue give more long life amen

[@johnofori980]

Kofi Sammy is one of the high -life singer in ghana

[@wisdomsarbah1725]

Let's be honest Sir Kofi Sammy & his okukuseku international band are too excessive. maama what a life lyrics played impressive👍.......... 🍁

[@lydiasefa7879]

I know this man At koforidua Asokore midway when I was child.

[@elladharni8799]

... and the bass dances on and on with an unfallible sense of lightfootedness ...

[@kwameoduro7340]

Dr. Paa Bobo may his soul rest in peace together with Abirekyieba Kofi Sammy formed a good team

[@billyrichardson9652]

Legendary chief Kofi Sammy

[@elormpaul]

Todays generation won’t understand hahaha.

[@obynomusic4741]

Okukuseku was one of my best music growing up and today 😍even when I don’t understand what he was saying.

[@blessedappiah5490]

Long live this page ❤

[@yankeewithnobrim2299]

Kofi God bless you and your family members amen

[@kofiboateng1241]

Nice one. The great Abreyieba Kofi Sammy special. I love he's songs from koforidua efiaduase. much love! I'm from K'dua myself.

[@evansevans8022]

Nigeria made Sammy kofi what he is today. You people forget so easily. They based in Nigeria for years before they left back to Ghana .

[@jamesosei6888]

This is real music

[@oumarbah7390]

I like this fine African vintage music. Greetings from Guinea!

[@andrewsokyere2441]

Ekwanb

[@josehermannngouan6252]

❤❤❤❤❤❤❤🇬🇭🇬🇭🇬🇭🇬🇭

[@duncanjusticeeffah1922]

powerful song by Kofi Sammy and Paa Bobo

[@Hiprich]

God bless him for his wonderful works and contributions to Ghana music

[@gracepadmon]

It's god's gift.

[@davidacquah3510]

THANK YOU VERY MUCH AFROSUNNY WE ARE GREATFUL

[@afrosunny]

You are welcome David, enjoy!

[@ericopoku-agyemang31]

I wish there are videos of these wonderful numbers. Wow!!

[@osamacquah6221]

thanks afrosunny , Great work more Ghanaian highlife

[@lyricalkwamepartan8311]

Am so happy to come across this selection. Great job big man.

[@ericopoku-agyemang31]

Great guitar work

[@chikalakwauwa8917]

African legend

[@FranciesTeteh]

Uiegihishi

[@mistagreenbrown]

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[@averymedia938]

Dr himself Paa Bobo no size..

[@decencycenter3708]

The love of koffi Sammy started from my Father chief Ajaegbu udele back in those day at Aba and Abiriba.