
In 1974, a brash young designer called Augustus Kerry Taylor had an idea. He'd gather together the hottest musicians in Ghana and record an album of the heaviest and funkiest sounds coming out of America. And this time, he wouldn't just design the cover, like he'd done with Fela Kuti, he'd even release it on his new label, Emporium, as well. Local Accra legends Joe Wellington, Jagger Botchway, Leslie Addy, Officer Toro, Oko Ringo, Soldier and Steve answered the call.
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Jungle Music
moving world
brotherhood of man
no one is born to suffer
dracula dance
Groovy Love
Kelenkye
Wale Tobite
Dracular Dance
kelenkye beat
groovey love
wale fo bite
Jungle Funk
No Man Is Born to Suffer
Munchin Session
Too bad girl
Jungle Music (Ikah Love Edit)
Wale Fobite
Jungle Music (1974)
Jungle Music - Kelenkye Band
Mother Africa
Jungle Music (Jones' Civilized Music Edit)
Jungle Music (Janedge edit)
munchin session [start of andy williams' 1st set]
07 - wale fo bite
08 - kelenkye beat
Munchin' Session
Moving World (Album, Ghana, 1974)
Kelenkye Band - Jungle Music
Jungle-Music
Jungle Music [edit]
02 Jungle Music
No One Is Burn To Suffer
Jungle Music Edit 2
Kelenkye Band – Jungle Music
Jungle Edit 3
Wale to Bite
Kelenkey Beat
No-one Is Born To Suffer
Wale of Bite
01 Jungle Funk
Moving World (Album, Ghana, 1974) (African, Afrobeat, Funk)
Hell Past
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