The question attracted many candidates and there were variations in their performances. Some who demonstrated adequate preparation performed excellently, but as straightforward as the question appeared, some candidates could not give the required points, thereby losing the obtainable marks. The candidates should have responded to the question in the following manner:

1. Michael Jackson

(i) Americanbsp;

(ii) Soul/Pop

(iii) Thriller, Off the Wall, Bad, Got to be there,

Man in the mirror, Remember the time, etc.

(iv) Voice

Bob Marley

(i)Jamaican

(ii)Reggae

(iii) Uprising, Exodus, Kaya, Rat race, catch a fire, Burning Babylon by Bus, Rastaman Vibration, Natty Dread, e.t.c.

(iv)Voice/Guitar.                                                 

Miriam Makeba

(i)South Africanp;

(ii)Pop

(iii) A promise ’74, Patapata’77, King Kong, The Clicksong,

Miriam Makeba ’60, Forbidden, Games, The Voice of Africa,

Country Girl’78, Westwinds, Qogothwarte  

(iv)Voice            

Ghanaian                                                                                            
1. Highlife                                                                                              
2. All for You, The King of Highlife’77,

E.T. Mensah is Back Again,
The King of African Highlife Rhythm’69,
 Tempos Melodies,
King of Highlifes, A Saturday Night, Tempos On
The Beat, etc                                                               

1. Voice, / Trumpet                    

King Sunny Ade
                       

1. Nigerian                                                                                 
2. Juju                                                                                         
3. Alaanu L’Oluwa, Challenge Cup,

Ekilo F’omo Ode’74, The Late General
Ramat Mohammed, Syncro Chapter 1, Festac ’77,
The Golden Mercury of Africa, The Royal Sound,
Aura ’84, Gratitude, Togetherness
Syncro System, Explosion, etc.                                   

1. Voice / Guitar