Gyedu-Blay Ambolley - 11th Street, Sekondi AT-LP3XBT A1 I'm Waiting For The

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Gyedu-Blay Ambolley - 11th Street, Sekondi AT-LP3XBT A1 I'm Waiting For TheAmbolleys latest album, 11th Street, Sekondi, named after the area of West Ghana in which he grew up, is a look back at the area and musical styles that shaped the musicians life. Black Woman is a funky number that opens the album with Ambolley on a tenor sax solo, while tracks like "Little Small Girl" showcase his renowned James Brown influenced vocal flourishes. Soul, jazz, blues and comedy are present in keeping with his fervent belief that music