Highlife legend Samuel Owusu’s social philosophy of music 1

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• ADJOA WANGARA 7 years ago

  The Biafran ugly useless kid francis kwarteng has posted another selection of rubbish from the internet.
  
  I am still waiting to see the imposter write a story/article in his own English Grammar and I think I will wait till ...
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  The Biafran ugly useless kid francis kwarteng has posted another selection of rubbish from the internet.
  
  I am still waiting to see the imposter write a story/article in his own English Grammar and I think I will wait till thy Kingdom come because he, kwarteng with his modicum "bird-mind" I.Q. can never ever write any reasonable English grammatic on his own. All what the moron can do is to cut and paste any nonsense all over the place from Modernghana to Ghanaweb.

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• Nii Teiko 7 years ago

  This is a good piece by all accounts. In fact I never missed Ghana a bit(eversince the incompetent Mahama took the boton of governance from Prof Mills,) until this soothing moment of nolstalgic memories was brought to my so ...
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  This is a good piece by all accounts. In fact I never missed Ghana a bit(eversince the incompetent Mahama took the boton of governance from Prof Mills,) until this soothing moment of nolstalgic memories was brought to my soul by Mfantse Kwarteng.
  
  Ao! The name Obaa Yaa Amponsah! So long. As a bachelor I won't be surprised if I wake up to find my 'pants' wet and my pillows scattered in shreds . Nothing can stop a squirrel on heat from discharging, armorously, the load of juice pilled up in his testis. It doesn't matter how.
  
  
  Yaa Amponsah was the first lady I dated back in the good old days. And this happened when the song 'Yaa Amponsah Gyae Aware'was rife, and could be heard bashing in almost all the blue-kiosks in the streets and street corners in town.
  
  Gone are the days.
  
  There is one interesting observation I made after Mfantse Kwarteng walked me down the memory lane. It is about the Bonos or Brongs
  
  I have never heard the musicians from Bono singing in their local dialect. What are they afraid of? Even if Trokosis whose voices resonate like the Concord Air-plane, could combine some few words to make some useless noise, a semblance of music , to suit their Agbazda/Boborbo dance to amuse themselves , why can't these Koo Bonos do the same?
  
  Well I place the blame squarely on the heads of my Asante Kookoaae half cousins. My grandfather told me some two Bono-Tuobodom guys were compelled to speak in Sign Language in other to escape the cat callsof the bleached-face Kumari Kajetia traders. No wonder there is a ban on the playing of the hit song " b3 fri Tuobodom, b3 kapital town ne gyine gyine" in all Bono areas.

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• Bernard 7 years ago

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• Jordan 7 years ago

  It is a shame that Ghanaian musicians would sit down and let Collins come and make himself an authority on Highlife music.

  It is a shame that Ghanaian musicians would sit down and let Collins come and make himself an authority on Highlife music.

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• francis kwarteng 7 years ago

  Dear Readers,
  
  This is a five-part series, not two as I stated at the close of this essay.
  
  Part 2 could be published tomorrow. I sent it out immediately I saw Part 1 published.
  
  The other parts are already written. I ...
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  Dear Readers,
  
  This is a five-part series, not two as I stated at the close of this essay.
  
  Part 2 could be published tomorrow. I sent it out immediately I saw Part 1 published.
  
  The other parts are already written. I shall send them in piecemeal.
  
  Enjoy them.
  
  Thanks.

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• Franco 7 years ago

  I think the Kwarteng guy might be seriously cofused with articles.

  I think the Kwarteng guy might be seriously cofused with articles.

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