Sons of the sound: How Mfanstsipim incubated and nurtured Ghana's contemporary gospel
How did a schoolboy guitar group in Cape Coast spark a revolution in Ghanaian church music?
Mfantsipim students in 1970s Ghana formed Noise of Joy, merging with Adisadel's Evangels to create Joyful Way Singers.
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