Daddy Lumba

Now, listen to my words carefully.

A shadow producer for Daddy Lumba.

He's popularly known as K-Mens.

Now, this guy has done works with the likes of Sloopy My Gem Fee, Amanchi Dede, Yao Sapong, Esther Mwakun, Nanabwa...

And it happened.

And it happened by God's grace, and he, uh, you know, Lo- uh, Lumba, the late Lumba used to have, like, cook very good albums.

Mm.

You understand?

Mm.

I don't know whether it was a Sika album or which album, but Sakpo there's Mach1 album beat Lumba, the late Lumba on that night.

It was a big deal.

Yeah.

Maami Akosia Sewafosu.

Daddy Lumba ere AKA Mama Lumba.

Oh.

Ose ne eye Maami Akosia Sewa birthday.

The Mad Boy, Sincola on the keyboard.

Paul Jones, Lumba on lead.

I'm reading my drum music.

Oh my.

As Ghanaians, what are we also producing? Mm.

You are talking about Daddy Lumba.

Uh-huh.

Yes, Daddy Lumba made an impact, but it was within the Ghanaian community.

Mm-hmm.

Angelique Kidjo's own transcends beyond the borders of Benin.

We've had others.

We have few people who have shown faces for other political parties or some political parties who have had a successful career like Nasie, like Daddy Lumba.

Mm.

Even with that, you should, you should wield a certain level of toughness and a certain level of influence to make sure you can bully your way through irrespective of where you find yourself.

But there are songs that irrespective of the time or when it was recorded, it's still fresh.

Like the Daddy Lumba's, like the Kwadwo Nkansah's.

Mm-hmm.

You know, um, a, a particular song that I love so much, and when you grow to meet the realities of life, you would appreciate it better, Obra by Nana Kwamé.

So you can-- It becomes like a generation.

Yeah.

So there is the issue of Daddy Lumba and Ofori Amponsah.

Mentorship is part of legacy.