America Answers (2012) is taken from Ghanaba's 1956 album of the same name. Hallelujah! a film by Steven Feld about Ghanaba, was screened at the 6th Annual New Mexico Jazz Festival, Albuquerque, followed by a post-screening discussion with Randy Weston and Steven Feld. Publications I Have a Story to Tell …, by Guy Warren, Accra [Ghana]: Printed by the Guinea Press, c. 1962. Tells the story of Guy Warren's sojourn in America as an African jazz musician. Hey Baby! Dig Dat Happy Feelin''' – A biographical retrospective; produced by Roger Davies, Chelmsford, UK, 2003. Discography Africa Speaks America Answers (Decca, 1956) Themes for African Drums (RCA Victor, 1959) African Rhythms (Decca, 1962) Emergent Drums (Lansdowne, 1964) Afro-Jazz (Columbia, 1969) Native Africa (KPM Music, 1969) The African Soundz of Guy Warren of Ghana (Regal Zonophone, 1972) References Further reading Steven Feld, Jazz Cosmopolitanism in Accra: Five Musical Years in Ghana, Duke University Press, 2012. . External links Donald's Encyclopedia of Popular Music GhanaWeb "Ghanaba and the Heritage of African Jazz" , Hartigan, Royal. pp. 145–164. "Kofi Ghanaba: Ghanaian drummer and bandleader", The Times'', 13 February 2009. 1923 births 2008 deaths Ghanaian expatriates in the United States Alumni of Achimota School Ga-Adangbe people Ghanaian jazz musicians Ghanaian radio journalists Ghanaian radio presenters Jazz drummers Musicians from Accra 20th-century journalists