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- Introduction
- Popular Performance and Culture in Ghana: The Past 50 Years
- The Second World War and Its Immediate Aftermath
- The Nkrumah Period
- The Rock ’n’ Roll Generation and Student Pop Chains
- The Rock Generation and Afro-Rock
- Soul Brothers, Afro Fashions, and Afro-Beat
- Ghanaian Reggae Subculture from the 1970s
- Collapse of the Live Entertainment Scene and New Technologies
- 1980s Made-in-Germany Burger Highlife
- Ghana’s Gospel Music Explosion
- Hiplife and Its Yo-Yo Boys
- Current Revival of Live Bands and the Impact of Globalization
- Conclusion
- Footnotes
- References
- Info & Metrics
- References
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