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Dexter Johnson

Johnson moved to Senegal in the 1950s and enjoyed massive recognition like a horn participant with both Star Band as well as the Super Etoile Music group.

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Anti-Choc

Splinter group through the Choc Superstars led by Bozi Boziana who are believed to truly have a small edge over the initial group. Other people consist of guitarist Wally Ngonda and feminine vocalists Deesse and Skola.

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Bana Congo

The band Bana Congo are rooted in the collaboration of two music experts from two different worlds. Their music is indeed identical, related, and complementary that hearing their tale and sound is nearly like witnessing the reuniting of long-lost brothers. Papa Noel, guitarist and get better at from the Congolese …

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Kantata

This Berlin-based group came together as George Darko’s fell apart, plus they both provide a similar danceable highlife music. Their solitary “Slim Woman” was a big strike back their indigenous Ghana.

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The African Brothers Band

Ghana’s African Brothers Music group offers thrived and survived through three years of sociable and political changeover and turmoil throughout their homeland. They possess reigned supreme atop the highlife hierarchy nearly since their inception. They’re presently led by Nana Kwame Ampadu the 3rd, and record at Ambassador studios in Kumasi. …

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Rail Band

Produced in 1970 and funded by Mali’s Ministry of Information, the Rail Group was the very best big group in the united states for a while. These were (but still are) the home band on the Buffet de La Gare in Bamako, acquiring traditional equipment and music and tailoring them …

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Hermas Zopoula

Multi-talented Afro-pop musician Hermas Zopoula was created the youngest of 36 siblings in the small village of Yoro in Burkina Faso, Western Africa. Developing up, Zopoula paid attention to Malian vocalist Salif Keita, Afro-pop star Thomas Mapfumo, and reggae symbols Bob Marley and Lucky Dube, most of whom ensemble a …

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El Rego

Pioneering Benin funk and spirit musician Théophile Do-Rego, recognized to most as “El Rego,” was created on, may 3, 1936 in Porto-Novo, Dahomey. He started his profession in music in Burkina Faso as an associate from the L’Harmonie Voltaique orchestra. After time for Dahomey (today Benin) in 1961, Rego produced …

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Positively Testcard

Trumpet participant Dave Woodhead was among England’s top program musicians, and an associate of Billy Bragg’s music group, when he discovered the kwela (pennywhistle) custom of South Africa. Recruiting guitarist Adam Keelan, bassist Chris Morgan, and drummer Mario Guanieri, Woodhead created kwela band, Favorably Testcard. Blending initial items by Woodhead …

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Pat Thomas

Pat Thomas is a Ghanian vocalist and songwriter famed for his function in the highlife rings of Ebo Taylor and his personal recordings of Afrobeat and Afro-pop. Created in 1951 in Agona, in the Ashanti Area, Thomas was created with music nearly actually in his DNA: his dad was a …

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