No band in Ghana could do such a wonderful melodic tune like this particular group of stars featuring: Nana, lead vocalist and lead guitarist; Senior, rhythm guitarist and backing vocalist (high pitch); Okyes, backing vocalist (tenor); Sam Derchie, organist; Joe Dee, bass guitarist; Lawyer Boateng on drums; P.K. Asare on congas; Baffour Appenteng on backing guitar, and Rover Amo, the Manager on maracas. Fantastic and ebullient instrumentalists and vocalists-no challenger.
Nana, the man with the highest number Songs in world,we still feel like you are here alive. A poor Ghana could not present you to the world. K. Asante, Berekum.
I could remember a pastor in a final funeral rites in a churh, consoled the bereaved family by quoting some words of this song, ' Gyae su '. Nana da yie.
Nsnat Kwame Ampadu l you was great musician. I got to know you since I was a child. And anytime you came to Kumasi treck and the band lodged at Kesewaa Hotel at New Tafo [Kurofrom], I never missed your concert show. Mr. Osage - Lead Guitar, Koo Bash - Drum, Paul Arthur - Conga and back vocalist, Osei Kofi - Lead and backing vocalist, Kwame Seth - Vocalist, Atomo - Vocalist, Innocent - Maracas player, John Quashie, Bass Guitar, Koo Ofori - Vocalist, Paa Donkor - Congalist, Frank Ampene - Organist, Osage Mensah - Guitarist, and Bob Santo - Stage Manager, and Kwame Ofei - Electrician.
No band in Ghana could do such a wonderful melodic tune like this particular group of stars featuring: Nana, lead vocalist and lead guitarist; Senior, rhythm guitarist and backing vocalist (high pitch); Okyes, backing vocalist (tenor); Sam Derchie, organist; Joe Dee, bass guitarist; Lawyer Boateng on drums; P.K. Asare on congas; Baffour Appenteng on backing guitar, and Rover Amo, the Manager on maracas. Fantastic and ebullient instrumentalists and vocalists-no challenger.
Nana, the man with the highest number Songs in world,we still feel like you are here alive. A poor Ghana could not present you to the world. K. Asante, Berekum.
I remember my mum anytime I listen to this song. Ghana 🇬🇭 has lost a great legend.
Growing up in sunyani, i never missed this man's concert, such a legend. May his soul rest in perfect peace
I could remember a pastor in a final funeral rites in a churh, consoled the bereaved family by quoting some words of this song, ' Gyae su '.
Nana da yie.
The instrumentals are so much in sync with the flow and tone of the lyrics. Wow.
Nsnat Kwame Ampadu l you was great musician. I got to know you since I was a child. And anytime you came to Kumasi treck and the band lodged at Kesewaa Hotel at New Tafo [Kurofrom], I never missed your concert show. Mr. Osage - Lead Guitar, Koo Bash - Drum, Paul Arthur - Conga and back vocalist, Osei Kofi - Lead and backing vocalist, Kwame Seth - Vocalist, Atomo - Vocalist, Innocent - Maracas player, John Quashie, Bass Guitar, Koo Ofori - Vocalist, Paa Donkor - Congalist, Frank Ampene - Organist, Osage Mensah - Guitarist, and Bob Santo - Stage Manager, and Kwame Ofei - Electrician.