Crossatlantic Music

Folklore Liberian song about a lover who was a thief at night, brought all the loots and goodies to his girlfriend who calls him sweetheart but despises him in the day and call him a rogue.

Liberian artists based in New Jersey, Gebah and Maudeline Swaray are also producers, owners of the Gabay Productions label which has produced Liberian artists based in the USA but also other African artists. Gebah Swaray is an arranger, composer and guitarist. The late Maudeline Swaray was a singer. A duo since the 1990s,

Sweet Liberia - Nimba Burr by Samuel Quaywu Tokpa

Josephine Nimba Burr Wheeler, a legendary talented singer, song writer and a dancer is also a product of the National Cultural Center (Kendejah)Liberia.

Memories of Wani Botoe, one of Liberia's greatest soccer legends in the 60s

The LWC rendition of ALL HAIL LIBERIA

Fatu Gayflor is the Princess of Liberian Forklore Music. A product of the National Cultural Troupe @ Kendeja

Fatu Gayflor is the Princess of Liberian Forklore Music. A product of the National Cultural Troupe @ Kendeja

This song is from the flip side of the album "We want peace" released in 1982. Lewis returned to Liberia and established the Medusa Group to include: Aaron-Guitars, Raymond Duncan - Bass, Clinton Dukuly - Drums, Moniru Toure - Keyboards, Eddie Graff - Saxophone, Chauncey Bernard - Percussions.

Our Liberian Lone Star - Robert Toe by Samuel Quaywu Tokpa

Lorma Dehwulay - Lofa Zoes by Samuel Quaywu Tokpa

Te Agrana - The Peacemakers and ABC Group (Liberia) 1970 by Samuel Quaywu Tokpa

West Point Calypso - Melody “8” Dance Band by Samuel Quaywu Tokpa

Harris Sarko, hailed from Nimba County in eastern Liberia, who started his career with the Liberian Police Orchestra, he was one of the artists who created a gloriously rough style of dance music called 'Nimba Disco'

I Love You Jesus - John P. W. Sheriff (Liberia) by Samuel Quaywu Tokpa

The Liberian Palm Wine Medley by Samuel Quaywu Tokpa

Liberian Ladies - James Coco Chea by Samuel Quaywu Tokpa

Oh Lucy by Samuel Quaywu Tokpa