Abass Dodoo and his band One-Drum Rhythms revive the Golden Age of live music


News provided by One-Drum Foundation on Monday 11th Apr 2022



As Ginger Baker explained, "Abass Dodoo's rich hand percussion adds an extra depth to African grooves" Abass Dodoo and his band One-Drum Rhythms bring highlife as never heard before.

After touring worldwide with Ginger Baker, Pee Wee Ellis and Alex Dankworth for almost 13yrs, Abass and his new band One-Drum Rhythms delights his fans with hypnotising African percussion. Combined with his wicked sense of humour, he leaves you breathless and gasping with excitement, taking you back to the golden age of live music.

From the first Thursday of May 2022, within the intimate surroundings of Folklore, Hoxton, London, Abass Dodoo get up-close and personal, launching his eclectic jazz fusion repertoire, Ghanaian afrobeat funk. Starting with easy listening songs and finishing with foot-stomping dance floor fillers, you wonder how it's all over after almost two hours of heart-throbbing beats.

Occasionally through his charity One-Drum Foundation supporting the next generation of exciting jazz-funk talent, Abass invites up-coming musicians and bands to showcase their music before he begins his set. Because it's unannounced, it's always a surprise, just like it used to be in the golden age of live music.

See his complete list of upcoming performances and workshops: https://bnds.us/5kw37u

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