Highlife Classic Old School - Ghana
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- Опубліковано 19 лют 2017
- Classic High-life from Ghana Old School music.
Sweet Talks FT A .B Crentsil, Adam and Eve Album. Hi-life Stars of Ghana......
01. Adam & Eve
02. Fakye Me
03. Womma Yenyi Ewuradze Aye
04. Onyame Aye Ewie
05. Adam Nana - Розваги
Even the great Fela Kuti lived and played in Ghana in the late 1960s and started cultivating own unique his style there. Fela was a great admirer of Kwame Nkruma and even released a Twi song "fefe na fe". Nigerians and Ghanaians are one people, brothers separated by man made boundaries.
I love Ghana music
I’m not from Ghana but I love ❤️, I said I love Ghana high life music
Those were the days ❤❤❤
This is more than a music , it’s look like movie , it’s story telling
So happy to hear this at my age again. With ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤.
Original Songs and wonderful instrumentation,garnished with good organization and sound engineering/re-mix engineering...Indomitable Almighty God Is Speaking...Oduruko-Olodo...Ikpukwu Da...Oh!..My own Ghana!!...Ebullient guitar..."Baddest" percussion...Flowing horn ensemble...What else can you ask for or of??...golden silky smooth velvety music...
Good old days this makes me remember my parents God bless them all people who lived before us were kind and God fearing today so Many corruption God please bring back KWAME NKRUMAH AMEN GOD
That was d good old days. We use to listen n dance with this in Agona Swedru Bom Dwen Hotel In the early 1980's. Rest in Peace A.B Crentsil
Sweet Talks" of ,Talk of the Town Hotel, Community 2,Tema .A.B. Crentsil,Led Singer. May God bless his soul "
The way I love Ghana highlife 😭😭.. love from nigeria ❤
Hey. I am from Germany and got the link to this sound today from a friend from Ghana.
Ohhh waoooow. This is really cool music. Thanks to Serwaa aka Charity.
I am Klaus aka Kwadwoo.
Hey Klaus ‘sei nkoaa’
Still in the memory Dortmund Nordmarkt
Bist du noch in Herne?
Nostalgia 😢😢😢
This mix of old-school Ghanaian highlife music 🎶 reminds me of my uncle in person of Mr. Joseph Sijleh Monbo, cka Joe van Black of Brussels, Belgium. He would always play this kind of music 🎶 whenever he's on vacation in Africa. Uncle Joe, you are my favorite uncle mehn....😂😅🥱 Love, Peace and Respect
You can hear where music from the hispanic carribean islands originated. In Africa. Beautiful music ❤
The Caribbean flavor is definitely included in the Highlife sound. However, it was the Caribbeans that brought it to Africa during the back to Africa movement of the 19th century. Surely the drumming and grooves is of African origin. It's incredible music and difficulty to not dance to it. After the rise of jazz and Louis Armstrong worldwide fame, many musicians wanted to play the trumpet and become a bandleader. Give thanks and praise.
The old was the best despite all Doubts. Every lyrics was meaningful and understanding.
Thx for this I'm digging in cuz of Juls 💯 this is the exact original sound that I always wanted to hear
HIGH LIFE IS EVERGREEN ❤
Here cuz I found president Nkrumah would listen to this in his office back then.
True music with that grown man strength, son.
I was born by a woman with Ghanaian ancestry. My mom was born in Ghana along with her seven siblings. Specifically she was born in Jamestown, Accra although she's a Liberian particularly from the Kru ethnic background. Her both parents were Kru. I'm also a Liberian, born and grew up on Bushrod Island in Monrovia, specifically the Municipal Borough of New Kru Town. My taste for Ghanaian highlife music started way back in the 80s,l always listened to it and ate traditional Ghanaian dishes before I even went to Ghana. Thanks 👍💪 . Keep it up brother
I grew up in Kru Town, a suburb of Prestea, in the Western Region in Ghana. Back then we referred to all Liberians as Krufo meaning people of Kru.
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@@oseisiribuor4521That's very true Mr. Osei. I'm a Native of Prestea Himan. I looked at your pic and I remembered we were once Facebook friends.
@@gilbertcobbinah7493 Hey buddy, what’s up with folks in Hemang?
@@oseisiribuor4521 Himan is cool Sir, I was there during Christmas and the place has witnessed so much transformation, both positive and negative. Whereas there's been massive infrastructural development, there's also been a very devastating blow on the river bodies and the vegetation.
Ankwaw, Asɛserɛ and ntekuenum have all been totally destroyed.
In my secondary school days, i had a friend whose dad lived in Ghana.
His dad came back to Nigeria and was always listening to GH highlife music.
My friend fell in love with his dad's Taste of music, he then passed it to while we were in secondary school.
Today I'm also a fan of GH highlife.
I love GHANA people !
Akwaba ♥️
Careful those Nigerians will scam yo azz, son.
You have taste my dear,
Stay Blessed ❤
Oh you remind me of my dad
Rest in peace AB CRENTSIL
God bless our good looking black brothers.
🥰ONNYAME Y3N DA WA ASE 3NSA DA
Translate: GOD ALMIGHTY we are forever grateful
Translate: GOD ALMIGHTY your praise endures forever blessed 🙏🏿
Ghana highlife is sweet o😊 “ka ka ka pa pa”
Make peace to your self
Been listening to this a few times a month over the past year. I love this music!
We were all born in Ghana in the 50s and mum and dad loved this music!
Now this is highlife as I know it and remember it. I'm an African_American with an appreciation for music and its origins. Oya!
highlife is blend of West African and Black American and Caribbean music.
What is OYA ?😄
Do u know d meaning?🤔
@@toimoi8821 Nope highlife is their originator. All Ghanaians did was play it the way our brothers overseas played it, you know the big bands and all
@@ayebatarijuliapaxagiri2767 leave him alone 😅😅
@@darkseiid Bro, we meet again....
U r sighted 🙌
One LOV❤
Am here today 2023/10/02.
🍷💕
Let bring back our indigenous Ghanaian sounds
highlife is blend of West African and Black American and Caribbean music.
@@toimoi8821 lol naaa Caribbean music has highlife in it...they are descendants of our ancestors so they took it along with them
It's both / and, which is African. Not either / or, which is European.
Sadly, Caribbeans were recruited to fight in the British war against the Ashanti.
Happily, Caribbeans and Ghanaians got together and Caribbeans showed them how they had developed those old African beats.
This developed into Highlife.
We Africans are so creative. 💕
Good job i love this song. Keep it up
What a classic real music is playing
Real Music
Keep its on one love ❤ ❤
Am really enjoying this beautiful highlife tune...and the storyline
Ghanaians are beastin son. That studio-produced sub-Saharan Episcopal choir brass, son. Ghanaians don't fuck around, on the strength.
I was surprised how upbeat this style was when i found it. Perfect for my adhd. Absolutely amazing musicians in this genre
🥰ALHAMDULLIALAAH 🥰CONGRATS TOO YOU ALL YAA RABBI ❤❤❤
🥰ONNYAME AY3 AWIE AAAMIIIN
I love this
This is real music God bless them all❤️❤️❤️❤️ legends
2021-Saturday..,4August. I’m enjoying paaaa 🇬🇭
Second song starts at 21:02 for anyone wondering
😆 🤣 😂
🤣🤣
Sweet paaaaaaaa
Beautiful song
Igbo kwenu
AMEN
I found out about highlife reading a wikipedia article on Johnny Marr. The article listed highlife as one of the inspirations for his guitar playing style with the Smiths (listen to This Charming man after this comp it clicks immediately). This was the first comp I found when I looked up the term and I've been hooked since. It is so layered and polyrhythmic. The first track - the musicians sound like they are playing in different rooms and can't hear each other, fiddling around on their instruments and playing little group of notes here and there as they please. Reminds me of the Velvet Underground in that way. Even the vocalist sounds more like he's having an enthusiastic conversation over coffee than fronting a band. And is there an organ that sounds like carousel music in there somewhere? But it all comes together cohesively to deliver a mood. It's perfect.
B
Well said! respect - From a Ghanaian
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Being indegenous Ghanaian ive never looked at it from that perspective. U made me hear highlife in a totally new way. Thanks
@@pencilmonk you dance? would love to see your content. do you post somewhere?
Sweet talks. The was the name of Band. Lead vocalist was AB Crintsil
i used to listen to this a lottt
Good music! Great song! been a while still sounds perfectly good!
this music had influence in african aamerican music but i cant put my finger on what music
highlife is blend of West African and Black American and Caribbean music.
Ur talking about calypso music
HIGH LIFE ......
super
Love this storytelling music pls what’s the name of the artist
AB CRENTSIL
Insane how he was able to create its own version of Adam and Eve story, keeps you hook to the story. AB Crenstil is known for creating a storytelling spin out of highlife.
was listening to the Ghana football team band and had to do a little delve into some Ghanaian music if anyone has any good recommendations please comment below
If you are still interested. What genre are you looking at?
Amazing
The stuff!
❤❤🎉
Terminé aquí por un capítulo de los backyardigans 😅
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What happened to the original video
I was wondering that too
@@a.joshua I think it might have been deleted or privated maybe
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Kwasia! how many adverts do you want to put in this one song 😆. I will just download it and stop streaming it to make you money. Aboa! 🤣
The adverts is spoiling the flow 😂😂😂
Selfish boy 🤣,if i didn't put it you could have not download it...
@@poulet16 you are the greedy one trying to make more than it’s necessary. Nobody has problem with advert the problem is too many adverts.
😂😂😂
Ahh 😂😂😂
Please can I use this beats for my movie
Please what is the name of the artist?
AB Crenstil.
Sweet Talks Band that was based in Tema, Ghana. On lead vocals is AB Crentsil who later went solo and became very successful and popular in Ghana and West Africa. This particular album was gospel I hilife form that came out around 1977. The band had other stalwarts and future legends such as Smart Nkansah and Jewel Ackah.
Gospel in hilife form
Please can I have the titles of the three songs here so that I can search and download them on mp3?
Adam &Eve by sweet talks band
Onyame waye awie by sweet talks band