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The extraordinary four volume series of recordings of the temple rituals and sacred ceremonies of the monks of Bhutan. Recorded in the great monasteries by John Levy, four volumes that may represent the most important recorded documents of Tibetan ceremo
Addy, a Ga from Accra, spent many years learning the major traditions of other groups as well as such recent developments as kpanlogo, a style developed by Accra teenagers in the '60s. It has good technical quality and adequate notes. ~ John Storm Roberts
Personnel: Mustapha Tettey Addy (vocals, drums).
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I was blessed to watch him perform live in MN(u.s.) ... sure did me proud like the national soccer team. He knows his stuff like no other.
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