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May his soul rest in peace. They made a great mark in the African music scene. "Heaven knows where we are going".
Rest well Senior, my condolences to the family.
Oh oh oh, Uncle Teddy! I never got to interview you!
Ghanaweb you always report people’s death without adding their age on the headline, can’t you learn from CNN and BBC or TMZ?
THE FIRST ALL AFRICAN BAND IN ENGLAND AND OF COURSE EUROPE. IT TAKES ONLY AN ASANTE COURAGE TO FORM SUCH BAND IN EUROPE. BLEEDING IS ALLOWED.
Osibisa was not an all-Afrucam band!
Great musician in the mould of Fela, Manu Dibango, Masekela and all those African music giants. May he RIPP
So now the Beautiful 7 have morphed into the Not-So-Beautiful 2: Robert Bailey and Dell Richardson. Criss Cross rhythms that explode with happiness! Yeah, and the root is early one morning in the heart of Africa!
Stupid NAPO of NPP, this is one of the millions of "mo Kwame Nkrumah " products. Who created KNUST where you studied your " so called medicine"? Uncle Teddy, may you rest in peace.
May his soul rest in peace
Take your nonsense somewhere, Kwame Nkrumah did not create KNUST. Shame on you should everything political?
Osibisa is greatest music export that ever came out of Ghana.The band went global.RIP Teddy Osei
Why isn't this in the MAIN NEWS section?
Because it has no political color.
"Methodist Rev Minister survives serious car accident" is in today's Main News Section. Where is the "political colour"?
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This man took the name of Ghana very far .
Many years ago in remote America when I mentioned Ghana they showed me osibisa album .
In the year 2000,in the United States,I went to a very big American music store.After looking throughout the whole store,I saw only two Ghanaian albums
1.OSIBISA
2.KOJO ANTWI
This Osibisa group really took Ghana's name fa ...
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Rest in Peace. In 1962 the ghbgoct gave him a grant to study.music and drama at a private music school and this was the output. Why did gh stop investing in their own people? Instead, the leaders are after chopping and steali ...
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So R.I.P Legend You'll Not Be Forgotten
RIP Mr Osibisa. Your legacy is great, legendary Teddy Osei. Though it's not mentioned in the report where you gave up the ghost, I guess it happened in London.
May you rest peacefully in bosom of the Lord
STILL PLAYING OSIBISA SONGS
They made me appreciate my culture in the early 1970s, wearing batakari, ahenemma sandals and even one stage tyre sandals. I will continue to play this group's song. One time I became an expert ...
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Who are the few left, mister osibisa expert?
I think Robert Bailey (Keyboards), Wendell Richardson (Lead Guitar) and Jean Dikoto Mandengue (Bass Guitar) are still around. I don't know if Mike Odumosu (Bass Guitar) is still alive. Any info???
Out of the founding members/original members, only Roberto and Dell remain. Mike is not a founding member of Osibisa but he is a finding mber of BLO.
Founding member of BLO
I was not talking about only founding members but musicians who passed through Osibisa. Another founding member was Loughty Lasisi Amao (saxophone and congas) who, also, died (from gunshot wounds after an altercation with a n ...
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Just remembered: Kiki Gyan (Keyboards) is also gone while Kofi Ayivor (Purcussion) is still alive and kicking.
ODUPON K3SE3 ATUTU! A GREAT HERO AND ICON OF MUSIC HAS FALLEN!! FARE THEE WELL AMANSIE DEHYE3 OF ASANTEMAN. YOUR LEGACY LIVES ON! " WE ARE GOING, HEAVEN KNOWS WHERE WE ARE GOING.... A GREAT SONG USED BY THE THEN OSOFO DADZIE ...
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May his Soul rest in peace.
OH SO SAD . A REAL HEAVYWEIGHT IN THE AFRICAN MUSIC SCENE AND BEING ONE OF THE PIONEERS OF ONE OF THE MOST LONGEST REIGNING BAND. MY MOST FAVOURITE OF THEIR SONGS ARE CELEBRATION AND THE 1971 WOYAYA HIT SONG( WE ARE GOING ...
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Rest In Perfect Peace Legend ... Your good works will never be forgotten