Grammy-nominated musician and Pan-African cultural ambassador Rocky Dawuni says Ghana has failed terribly as a country for not having a museum to keep records of legendary musicians.
According to him, the act has not positively reflected the indigenous music and talents Ghana has witnessed throughout the years.
Speaking in an exclusive interview on Max Drive in Accra on Thursday, the multiple award-winning reggae legend stated that Ghana has no history in terms of music and called for immediate action for the country to build a museum for the purpose of learning and history.
”Here we don’t even have a museum that reflects the music of Ghana. There are lots of highlife greats who have passed. Where is their work? Where is their history? As a nation, I think we have failed in that aspect. We have failed terribly in that aspect,” he lamented.
Rocky Dawuni explained that due to the deficiency, the onus then lay on musicians to document their works in a way that they could share with generations to keep their works alive.
