Not much is known about De Frank Kakra -- let alone his birth name or where he is today. A few liner notes scattered across his records give a glimpse of his career as a backing vocalist and percussionist on the Ghanaian highlife scene of the 1970s, notably with Vis-A-Vis, K. Frimpong's band (Cubano Fiestas). He later formed his own bands, The Professionals and The Diggit Ways, alongside Sammy Copper, recording throughout West Africa. His recordings have now been unearthed, remastered and compiled in a triple LP anthology of his musical works. Although much remains unknown, RastaPastaRecords' goal is to ascertain several discoveries made about his life during the production of this record and to continue the research. Call Me Frank is a funky take on 1970s highlife set to a vintage Afro -- rock fusion that evokes a time when West African dance floors vibrated with raw energy and relentless groove. "Psychedelic Man" is a full dive into the De Frank Kakra sound. With its hypnotic guitar riffs, cosmic organs and head-nodding drum rhythms, this infectious anthem will plunge you into a state of nostalgic psychedelia. 24-track triple LP in trifold packaging. A powerful mix of hypnotic guitars, cosmic organs and relentless grooves.1. Call Me Frank_x000D_2. The World Is One_x000D_3. Psychedelic Man_x000D_4. Think Of The Future_x000D_5. Afe Ato Yen Bio_x000D_6. Yare Ye Ya_x000D_7. Sometimes We Love_x000D_8. We Can Take Time _x000D_9. Hippy Around_x000D_10. Groovy In Groove_x000D_11. Come On Baby_x000D_12. Funky Train_x000D_13. Ayee Menko_x000D_14. Get On Tonite_x000D_15. Dig This Way_x000D_16. Dankasa _x000D_17. Rain, Rain_x000D_18. Worry_x000D_19. Keep On Loving_x000D_20. Sons Of Jehovah_x000D_21. Baby Don't Play Me Wayo_x000D_22. Mefa Medo_x000D_23. Rasudilahi_x000D_24. Abusua
