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Guess Who’s Coming To Dinner On GTV
Anyone searching for entertainment on a Tuesday night will be amazed to find the bag of surprises GTV has to offer viewers on Tuesdays between 9pm and 10pm.
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Nartey Sings Sankofa
Veteran musician Humphrey Adenu Nartey, whose songs have made a lot of impact on the music scene, has announced that all is set for the release of his new album titled, ‘Sankofa’.
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Mentor Vrs Stars Of The Future - Who Is Up In front?
The tussle to get the most attention in the music reality show competitions seems at the moment to be drifting in the direction of TV3.
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Ocansey Releases Soon
One of Ghana’s new entrants, Kwame Ocansey whose music is yet to break through the hiplife music scene, has announced that he is putting finishing touches on his album which would be released later this year.
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Dependable God Vol. 2 Out
The dream of Princess Ndidi-Amaka to rule the Nigerian gospel music scene with her ‘Dependable God Vol. 2’ has come to pass
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Savage Relaunches Album Today
“Going for Gold”, a ten-track album by German-based Ghanaian musician, Ekow Alabi Savage, will today March 28 be re-launched at Next Door Beach Resort in Accra.
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Did Kwaw Kesse meet Bush?
The news that hiplife musician Kwaw Kesse also known as ‘King of the Streets’ had a 30-minute meeting with President Bush while he was visiting Ghana has turned out to be false.
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Praise Sisters Out With ‘Nyame Ye Odo’
The dream of Praise Sisters to join the gospel train has come to pass with the release of their album “Nyame Ye Odo”.
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Chasing The Lost Millions In Music
The music industry in Ghana for the past two decades has recorded low patronage of musical albums due to the increasing rate of piracy.
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Ghana 2008 - No Place For Music
If the fiasco that characterised the Inter-Participating Nations Jamboree that followed the Ghana 2008 draw last October had any lessons for the Local Organising Committee, those lessons did not have any effect on the gentlemen whose job it is the activities related to the 20-day football fiesta.
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The Role Of Ghanaian Musical Artistes
IT is indisputable fact that music is life and it is the food for the soul, for that matter. Music can therefore positively transform a society for progress and development; or on the other hand, it can be used negatively to destroy the moral fibre of a society and ultimately lead that society to degeneration and ruin!
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Ghana Music: Leave A-Plus Alone!
Until the Ghanaian born music star, A-Plus started releasing political songs as another means of focusing attention on problems some politicians are creating in this country, no musician in the country had thought that such songs could be lucrative, gain popularity and educate the populace of their rights.
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Ghana Music: Oh Shut Up A-Plus
A-Plus is buoyant, sure-footed and full of himself on the release of his latest single. He is quick to retort about his exercise of freedom of speech whenever he’s called upon to answer questions on this not-so-wowing song.
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Ghana Music: Poor stage performances must stop!
Everyone agrees we are in the twenty first century, a new age of human thinking and understanding science, technology, business and the arts have become areas molded with sophistication of such ever changing time and milieu.
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Ghana Music: What is wrong with hiplife?
Of late, folks Hiplife has come under strong criticism that the man everybody believe, started it all has also added his voice to this self-destructive game play. It is very sad to hear people so called connoisseurs to say all sorts of things about the current rejuvenated genre called Hiplife as if it is the bane of the industry’s woes.
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To Liberia and Back
It was not too long ago folks that I had been to Monrovia the capital city of the war torn country, Liberia but my return to the once prosperous and loving country last week I realized that a lot had change on the entertainment scene over the period. The music and movie industry has started picking up even though in a slow pace, a multiple of Radio and TV stations it is a clear indication of how determined the people are to rebuild their country and the entertainment industry
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Ghana Music: Top 10 and Lousy 10 Stage performers
Stage performance or stagecraft is crucial if not imperative, to the career of any musician. It is definitely not enough to have that velvet voice, not enough to command the number one hit song or album.
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ENTERTAINMENT TYME 20/10/2007
Hi folks, time up again for the flight you all been waiting for this week on my space jumbo, WFET-105, which travels with the speed of sounds on this high frequency above sea level.
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Ghana Music: Entertainment Time!
Time on the radar is 6am sharp. Hi everybody time is up for the smooth take off of your reliable jumbo 105, your number of space rockets, WFET-105 for another rollicking journey to the Entertainment world where the bad news is that that…Lucky Dube is gone. God is your co-pilot.
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Entertainment Tyme!
Folks, for those of you who are a little bit older and could remember the great curfew in the 80s at the same time mobile spinning with groups like Sky Hawks led by Young Joe, Mec Sounds led by Precious Jingles, Willie Chii, AFC Sounds and the later day saints like Zayaa, Vee Jay’s Moon Dogs among others.
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