Nice one Legendary Obuoba J .A Adofo a.k.a The Black Chinese
@nanaosei-tutu873720 күн бұрын
Wao thanks for the wonderful history 👍👏👏👏👏
@walkermods514020 күн бұрын
Great to listen to. This is strictly from the Kwahu perspective. The part of the Yaa Amponsah singers didn't sit well with me because the song doesn't lament a divorce or unfaithfulness of a spouse. Rather the song is encouraging a married woman to divorce her husband so that the singer can go ahead and have an affair with her. Anyway I was born at Nkawkaw Nsuta in the mid 80's. I remember during Easter how many of the Kwahu musicians will come to town including Adofo, Ampadu etc to play concerts. They usually acted plays/drama during those night concerts. Those plays were usually meant to be scary. Though I never got to attend one myself because the big boys and girls won't take us along, I still remember all the scary posters, dwarves with feet facing backwards lol. Thanks for everything 'Black Chinese' or Copper Boy ( Kupa Boy) . You formed a huge part of my childhood memories.
@eddiekwakyedickson422220 күн бұрын
God bless you Daddy. you are a legend
@staphanduncan426612 күн бұрын
And let me take this opportunity to praise obuoba j a adofo that amongst all the kwahu musicians he listed,he and nana ampadu has a most composed songs.he is second to nana ampadu and not kwahu only but Ghana as a whole
@ebowmensah741915 күн бұрын
Wao, great narration
@staphanduncan426612 күн бұрын
That's was where you missed the channel but you have done well because you can't recall all chronologically because kwahu musicians are many
@staphanduncan426612 күн бұрын
But my legend point of correction kwadwo antwi and paapa yaw Johnson came before oheneba kissi
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Nice one Legendary Obuoba J .A Adofo a.k.a The Black Chinese
Wao thanks for the wonderful history 👍👏👏👏👏
Great to listen to. This is strictly from the Kwahu perspective. The part of the Yaa Amponsah singers didn't sit well with me because the song doesn't lament a divorce or unfaithfulness of a spouse. Rather the song is encouraging a married woman to divorce her husband so that the singer can go ahead and have an affair with her. Anyway I was born at Nkawkaw Nsuta in the mid 80's. I remember during Easter how many of the Kwahu musicians will come to town including Adofo, Ampadu etc to play concerts. They usually acted plays/drama during those night concerts. Those plays were usually meant to be scary. Though I never got to attend one myself because the big boys and girls won't take us along, I still remember all the scary posters, dwarves with feet facing backwards lol. Thanks for everything 'Black Chinese' or Copper Boy ( Kupa Boy) . You formed a huge part of my childhood memories.
God bless you Daddy. you are a legend
And let me take this opportunity to praise obuoba j a adofo that amongst all the kwahu musicians he listed,he and nana ampadu has a most composed songs.he is second to nana ampadu and not kwahu only but Ghana as a whole
Wao, great narration
That's was where you missed the channel but you have done well because you can't recall all chronologically because kwahu musicians are many
But my legend point of correction kwadwo antwi and paapa yaw Johnson came before oheneba kissi