Legendary Afro-rock band, Osibisa, is in Cape Town, South Africa for this year's North Sea Jazz Festival. Osibisa is billed to close the three-day festival on Saturday, March 29.

The bulk of Africa’s music pioneers may be long gone, but the legendary predominantly Ghanaian Pan-African Band, Osibisa, formed in 1969, lives on. This year the group marks its 40th anniversary.

Document - Osibisa was formed in London, England in 1969 by Teddy Osei, Sol Amarfio and Mac Tontoh , together with Spartacus R (Grenada), Robert Bailey ( Trinidad), Wendell Richardson (Antigua ...

Afro-rock band Osibisa have confirmed that founding member, singer and saxophonist Teddy Osei has died aged 88. In a statement on their Facebook page, the band said: "The members of Osibisa, and ...

Legendary Afro-rock band, Osibisa, is in Cape Town, South Africa for this year's North Sea Jazz Festival. Osibisa is billed to close the three-day festival on Saturday, March 29.

Osibisa were the first African band to command an international audience, as well as being hugely popular across their home continent. But, as they developed a pop sound in the mid-70s, ...

Osibisa was the first African band to notch up a whole series of best-selling singles and albums in the pop charts with its infectious fusion of styles referred to worldwide as criss-cross rhythms ...

This vintage Senegalese band has trafficked in a blend of salsa, West African traditional pop and psychedelia since the early '70s. Its second release since a 2001 reunion finds the veterans in ...

Bismarck wonders whether the band Faint Medal is the next Osibisa: “After the great Osibisa band which told the African story across the world, people have been searching for the next band to continue ...

Teddy Osei, the singer and founding member for the rock band Osibisa, has died. He was 88. The band announced his death on its Facebook page on January 14. “The members of Osibisa, and the band ...

A world-class drummer and founding member of the Osibisa band, Solomon Amarki Amarfio has been reported dead. The news broke out on social media on Wednesday, December 14, 2022.

The bulk of Africa’s music pioneers may be long gone, but the legendary predominantly Ghanaian Pan-African Band, Osibisa, formed in 1969, lives on. This year the group marks its 40th anniversary.