Ahead of the Ghanaian legend's new album (produced by Justin Adams) he drops the first track 'Mumudey Mumudey'. A classic afrobeat tune guaranteed to get the party started. Ghanaian music legend Ebo Taylor returns with perhaps his finest album to date. But don't take our word for it. That's coming straight from the man himself. And he should know after more than 60 years in the business. The 81-year-old composer, arranger, guitarist and vocalist has been a key figure in the evolving afro-funk sound since the Seventies, working with the likes of Apagya Show Band, CK Mann and Pat Thomas. His group, the Saltpond City Band, are all handpicked local musicians featuring two of his sons. An appropriate line-up on an album whose titles means "we". And they are on fine form, ripping through tracks such as 'Krumandey' and 'Mind Your Own Business'. Elsewhere, 'Aboa Kyirbin' will please fans of tough afrobeat grooves, while Taylor could well be inciting a riot at his next gig with 'Mumudey Mumudey',