Please upload the original Yaw Berko with Nana himself doing the lead vocals and Alex Baker on the organ. That version ranked 2nd on the charts in 1970-71 after Madamfo Pa by Kofi Annie Johnson and the Parrots Dance Band. This remix in 1974, though good enough, is missing the tenor vocals of Oppong Kyekyeku, which gave the original version a deeper, homy feeling which this one lacks.
This tune came in 1971. Sam Derchie joined in 1972 to succeed Alex Baker. He could not have played the organ then . Just watch the vinyl record picture before playing the record. It shows Alex Baker as the organist.
Please upload the original Yaw Berko with Nana himself doing the lead vocals and Alex Baker on the organ. That version ranked 2nd on the charts in 1970-71 after Madamfo Pa by Kofi Annie Johnson and the Parrots Dance Band. This remix in 1974, though good enough, is missing the tenor vocals of Oppong Kyekyeku, which gave the original version a deeper, homy feeling which this one lacks.
Wonderful and superb voice by teacher then at Africa Brothers band in the 1970s
Yes you have done well for correcting the mistake you did,you are actually a fun of Nana Ampadu and also interested in music like I do.
Thank you, Mr. Amoako.
The original organist was Sam Derchie and tenor vocalists was Snr Eddie Donkor bass vocals Oppong Kyekyeku
This tune came in 1971. Sam Derchie joined in 1972 to succeed Alex Baker. He could not have played the organ then . Just watch the vinyl record picture before playing the record. It shows Alex Baker as the organist.
The organist on the original Yaw Berko was actually Alex Baker.
Correction: The original version ranked 2nd to C.K. Mann's Nyimpa Rebre. Madamfo Pa by Ani Johnson eclipsed African Brothers' Auntie Caro in 1972.
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Uncle Mo that's the old version link I searched for you... Enjoy ✊🏽🫶