Nigeria & Ghana [sound recording].
London : World Music Network,
p2002.
Post-World War II popular music and popular dance music of Nigeria and Ghana, including such genres as highlife, Afrobeat, juju, Fuji, and palm-wine music.  The music is a fusion of African traditional forms with its emphasis on drum and percussion music and elements of calypso, Latin, big band, and jazz, and the addition of instruments from the Western pop tradition.
Compilation of tracks from previously released albums.
Compact disc.
Program and biographical notes inserted in container.
Post-World War II popular music and popular dance music of Nigeria and Ghana, including such genres as highlife, Afrobeat, juju, Fuji, and palm-wine music.  The music is a fusion of African traditional forms with its emphasis on drum and percussion music and elements of calypso, Latin, big band, and jazz, and the addition of instruments from the Western pop tradition.
Okin omo ni = The king of the children (I.K. Dairo) (6:40) -- Maa jo (King Sunny Ade & his African Beats) (3:22) -- Funky hi-life (C.K. Mann) (3:50) -- Asiko (Tony Allen) (7:55) -- Neribalankina (Captain Yaba) (6:15) -- Fuji shuffle (Adewale Ayuba) (5:56) -- Bra ohoho (E.K. Nyame) (3:01) -- Joromi/Monkey yanga (Sir Victor Uwaifo) (6:16) -- Day by day (E.T. Mensah) (2:41) -- Matutu mirika (Eric Agyeman) (6:18) -- Oyolima (Chief Stephen Osita Osadebe) (8:41) -- Fakye me (Sweet Talks, featuring A.B. Crentsil) (5:19) -- Baawo (Amanzeba Nat Brew) (7:09).
Highlife (Music)
Juju music.
Afrobeat.
Popular music
Popular music