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Mustapha Tettey Addy

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Discography

Albums⁶

The Royal Drums of Ghana2010 • albumTracks: 9

Smart Boys2006 • albumTracks: 9

Come and Dance1997 • albumTracks: 7

Secret Rhythms1997 • albumTracks: 7

Come and Drum1994 • albumTracks: 7

Les Percussions Du Ghana1988 • albumTracks: 5

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