Jon.K - Adowa album flac

Jon K. Asaboni ‎(LP, Album).

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The Adowa album paved the way for the phenomenal success of Baya. In 1989, Jon K released Asaboni, which consolidated his reputation as one of the most exciting hi-life producers. It also established his north London Sultan studios as a laboratory for Ghanaian music. In London, Jon K played with the music and poetry outfit, African Dawn, and Boombaya. He toured his own band, Tuntum, and, following his work on Ouaga, a Channel 4 documentary on African cinema, began experimenting with film soundtracks. He returned to Ghana in the early 1990s to set up a television production company

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Jon K has been played on NTS over 10 times, featured on 11 episodes and was first played on 20 February 2015. Jonathan Opoku, formly known as Jon K was a London-based pianist and arranger who Came to prominence as a producer after the success of Ben Brako - Baya. Jon K collaborated with Eddie Quansah, Dave Yowell and Nana Yaa and made albums. Jon K collaborated with Eddie Quansah, Dave Yowell and Nana Yaa and made albums "Adowa" in 1987 on Village Music and "Asaboni" on Nakasi Records in 1989.

The album features the stalwart session musician Alfred Bannerman, the go-to Ghanaian guitarist known for the classic cut of ‘Let Me Love You’ by Bunny Mack, among many other tracks over the last 40 years, including his work on contemporary releases for Soundway such as Konkoma and Ibibio Sound Machine. On the B-side, Pat Thomas (the brother in-law of Big Joe) needs little introduction having been touring the world extensively in recent years with the Kwashibu Area Band. Somehow this dancefloor-heavy cut has eluded recent compilations and reissues  .