Akwahba. This musical excursion is inspired by the African nation Ghana in West Africa. Ghana has produced many indigenous musicians and many jazz artists have been inspired by the first African nation to declare independence.
The mix starts off with some Ghanaian flavours, then some tributes from European artists. 'Accra Trane Station' is in the mix to test your commitment to the avant-garde. Then we round off some classic tracks from American artists.
This one’s dedicated to my daughter Esi, Stryda, Cian and my wife Juju (who didn’t turn Soweto Kinch into a chicken!).
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Playing tracks by Gyedu Blay Ambolley, Charles Kofi Mann, Jimi Tenor, Nicola Conte, Oscar Sulley & The Uhuru Dance Band and more.
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So great!!! I can't thank you enough for the incredible mixes you put together. You always archive with the loving spirit of a musician. Keep doin' what you're doin', professor. I for one, cherish your lessons.
Thanks Doc, there just so much great music out there I am driven to share it. I always hope that I turn people on to music that they might not have heard before. Thanks for listening and taking time to leave a message.
A stellar performance from all the musician ... I'm well aware of the music that breeds in Ghana .. several of my friends both in Germany and here in In Barbados are Ghanaian and Brilliant musicians .. One of my dear friends Prince Bazawule a DJ club promoter and his brother "Bliitz the Ambassador " is one of the biggest rapper in the industry : Check him out here at the link http://youtu.be/RG4c2Xh5FuE
Tremendous work as Usual !!!
Hi DJNG, Just wrote you a long message, which Mixcloud swallowed. Very annoying! I gotta go now - so thanks for your continued support. I’ll check the link. One love...
Please thank Mrs. DJ2tee for allowing Soweto to remain in his current form :)
Haha! We were chatting with him after a gig. When I told him my wife’s nickname, he actually said: “Please don’t turn me into a chicken”. Luckily she didn’t.
Great music from Africa!
感謝感謝感謝。。。NiceMusic
Glad you liked it.
super quality set.
Thanks for listening.
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I’ve only been to Ghana in spirit form. The music helps transport me!
Very smooth...I love it!!
medase obroni
Yeah! I dig your language skill my man.
What lovely names you have in your family :) Don't seem to escape Gregory Porter wherever I go on mixcloud - which I think is a good thing - also liked the Accra Blues - Jimi Tenor just such an ambient melodic piece
Thanks for listening. Esi my daughters name means born on a Sunday in the Fante language of Ghana.