Album US 1973 on Pickwick/33 Records label
R&B/Soul (Soul, Funk)
℗ 1973 PPX Enterprises A product of Pickwick International, Inc. Printed in U.S.A. “Soul. Out of Mother Africa, via the ghettos. Primitive rhythms, fused by the electronic music of a turned-on generation. Superdudes that can sock it to the man. The black heroes that blasted their funky way onto the screens are back into it! Superfly is battling from Italy to Africa, and bringing with him the music of Africa electrified his way. Soul is ever moving, and from Ghana, Abidjan, Accra and Dakar our musical caravan vends. Harlem meets Hollywood head on, and The Four Tops take their newest hit from ‘Shaft in Africa’ – ‘Are You Man Enough?’ Our travelling band of musicians, resident in London are called The Ghana Soul Explosion. Brother, they are. Listen to their Funkadelic way with the current chart hit ‘Soul Makossa.’ Heavy. Or dig the way they cover the other super soul on this album. From Africa, Hollywood, London . . this is the Black SOUL T.N.T. !!!!!!!!!!”
![]() | The Ghana Soul Explosion voc, vocals, sung by, performer, played by, album by |
No | Title | Artist | Composer | Duration |
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1 | Soul Makossa | The Ghana Soul Explosion | Manu Dibango | 4:43 |
2 | Are You Man Enough? | The Ghana Soul Explosion | Dennis Lambert & Brian Potter | 3:12 |
3 | Lean On Me | The Ghana Soul Explosion | Bill Withers | 3:50 |
4 | Superstition | The Ghana Soul Explosion | Stevie Wonder | 4:00 |
5 | For Once In My Life | The Ghana Soul Explosion | Orlando Murden, Ronald Miller | 2:46 |
6 | The Back Stabbers | The Ghana Soul Explosion | Leon Huff, McFadden & Whitehead | 3:04 |
7 | Superfly T.N.T | The Ghana Soul Explosion | Jean-Karl Dikoto Mandengue, Kofi Ayivor, Mac Tontoh, Robert Bailey, Sol Amarfio, Teddy Osei | 3:57 |
8 | Yester-You, Yester-Me, Yesterday | The Ghana Soul Explosion | Bryan Wells, Ronald Miller | 2:57 |
9 | Family Affair | The Ghana Soul Explosion | Sylvester Stewart | 2:45 |