“Okwaduo” is indeed a classic album from Nana Kwame Ampadu and his African Brothers Band, and it’s no surprise that it holds a special place in hearts of Ghana highlife music lovers. With tracks like “Ɛyɛ Koko” and “Obra Pa,” this album is a timeless collection of highlife gems that showcase Ampadu’s musical genius and lyrical prowess.

From the infectious rhythms of “Ma Anoma Nua” to the soulful melodies of “Nkran Abrabo,” each song on the album testifies of Ampadu’s ability to capture the essence of Ghanaian life and culture through his music. His wisecracks and strong lyrics add depth and character to the tracks, while his guitar work, especially on side B, is nothing short of mesmerizing.

With Eddie Donkor on rhythm guitar and Joe Dee on bass guitar, the African Brothers Band creates a rich and vibrant sound that is sure to get listeners on their feet and dancing. And let’s not forget the backing tenor vocals provided by Rover Amo and Oppong Kyekyeku, which add an extra layer of harmony and depth to the music.

“Okwaduo Wodee Wokoo Na Wonuanom” is more than just an album—it’s a musical journey that transports listeners to the heart of Ghanaian highlife culture. It’s sure to remain a cherished classic for generations to come.