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Teddy Osei was one of the greatest trumpeters ever. May his soul rest in perfect peace.
Ha ha ha, do your research before you come here with your comment!
Teddy was not a trumpet player, he played the saxophone and the flute!
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Rest in peace Great Uncle.
I MISSED THIS GREAT AND WONDERFUL GROUP. WHEN THRY VISITED KUMASI, IWAS ABOUT 20 YRARS OLD AND THEY WERE MOBBED BY FANS FROM NIGERIA, IVORY COAST AND OTHER AFRICAN COUNTRIES. NO WONDER THEIR AWARD WINNING SONG WOYAYA, ...
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ASANTEMAN MUST HONOR TEDDY OSEI WITH A STATUE @ THE ENTRANCE OF HIS HOMETOWN IN KYIRAPATRE.IN THE SAME VAIN, I ALSO URGE KWAHUMAN TO HONOR THE MEMORY OF ODWOMTOFUOHENE, NANA KWAME AMPADU WITH A HIGHLIFE MUSIC MUSEUM AND A STA ...
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It's sad we don't say much about the people who put us on the global map!! Due legend!!
Exactly
No words from ministry of culture and tourism
Very sad
Good bye the legend
I agree with you,we don't say much about the people who supported in music.may his soul rest in perfect peace. Great Legend
Am surprised nothing much is said about Kiki Gyan when we're talking about osibisa, was he not part of the group?
His stay was short-lived.
That aside he was causing trouble.
Don't forget a lot of performers joined the group at different times:
Kofi Ayivor
Bessa Simon
Guy Warren
Ha ha ha!
Guy Warren was NEVER in Osibisa!
Do your research properly before you come here with your comments!
Kiki Gyan did not cause any trouble in Osibisa or for Osibisa! Teddy, Sol, and Mac stole his songs and re ...
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May his gentle soul rest in peace
Tony Donkor: the source contributor of this article I'll humbly suggest you update readers of your article by adding the name of KIKI GYAN because he played significant roles in the growth of Osibisa.
Goodnight FRANKIE PAPA OF UHURU DANCE BAND that was based in Asylum down,Accra.
No Ghanaian musical group has been that popular yet. Rest well Teddy
I'm filled with sorrow. Indeed this gentleman and the other Ghanaians in the group made Ghana and Africa proud. There wasn't any tribal discrimination at all at the time. Nobody quarrelled or had and issue about the fact that ...
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Why are people like you still allowed to comment on social media?
Osibisa was a private venture led by a Asante so why sould that a problem?
It's because of creatures like you our society is still struggling to move for ...
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off.. what's wrong with what he said.. jealous person
off.. what's wrong with what he said.. jealous person
Rest in Perfect Mr. Teddy Osei
Goodbye great legend
(R.I.P)
I knew both Teddy and his late brother Mac Tontoh very well. They even invited me and a few friends of mine to their dressing room when Osibisa played a gig at our college in Marylebone, London in the late seventies. The gir ...
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It should be noted that the current president of musiga efo Bessa Simon was a member of Osibisa.
The writeup is so exciting to read.
Growing up in the mid to the late 70s, Osibisa song dominated the airwaves thanks to Ghana ...
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Bessa was not a member of Osibisa!
He worked with Osibisa as a session musician on an ad-hoc basis but he was merely a hired hand and not a bonafide member of the band.
Just like Kari Bannerman, Vico Mensah, Herman Asaf ...
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Ad hoc" is a Latin phrase meaning "for this" or "for this purpose," used in English to describe something created or done specifically for a particular need or situation, rather than being planned or intended for broader use" ...
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The writer forgot to mention about Ghanaian keyboard player, late Kiiki Gyan. That's
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