| Object | ||
|---|---|---|
| Identifier: | Alte Inv. Nr.: MEP 4455 | |
| Identifier: | ID: 2 | |
| Identifier: | DAT-Nr.: 93 | |
| Identifier: | WA.951 | role: Order number |
| Identifier: | VII 78/1954 | role: Inventory number |
| Title: | "Enya Wo Dofo" | |
| Title: | "Minani Mina" | |
| Description: | Highlife von Oscarmore Ofori (A) und King Bruce (B) | |
| Description: | vokal/instr.: Sänger | |
| Description: | Gitarre | |
| Description: | Bass | |
| Description: | Perkussion | |
| Contributor: | Decca | role: Producer |
| Contributor: | Black Beats Band | role: Performer |
| Contributor: | Lewis, Mike | role: Performer |
| Contributor: | The Black Birds | role: Performer |
| Contributor: | Barns, Frank | role: Performer |
| Entity Type: | Recording Medium | |
| Extent: | 78 rpm disc | |
| is part of: | Mediathek | |
| Has Sample: | http://www.dismarc-audio.org/EMEM/VII_78_1954_01.MP3 | role: audio title: "Enya Wo Dofo" |
| Has Sample: | http://www.dismarc-audio.org/EMEM/VII_78_1954_02.MP3 | role: audio title: "Minani Mina" |
| Coverage-spatial: | Ghana | |
| Place: | Institution: Ethnologisches Museum, Staatliche Museen zu Berlin Verantwortlichkeit: EM-Medienarchiv Aktueller Standort: Musikarchiv des Ethnologischen Museum, Staatliche Museen zu Berlin | role: storage |
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