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The 13 pages that link to Highlife, each with the reason it gives.

• AfrobeatRelated: Its guitar-led melodies and horn arrangements helped shape Afrobeat’s musical vocabulary.

• GhanaBroader topic: Highlife shaped modern Ghanaian popular culture and influenced music across West Africa.

• Fela KutiRelated: Its rhythmic and melodic traditions helped shape the music Kuti later transformed.

• African popular musicBroader topic: Its dance-band sound helped shape popular music across West Africa.

• SoukousCompared with: Its West African history and ensemble sound contrast with soukous’s Congolese roots and guitar interplay.

• Jùjú musicCompared with: Highlife is a neighboring guitar-based style with a different regional history and ensemble sound.

• Nigerian popular musicBroader topic: Its Nigerian bands and dance orchestras dominated urban entertainment in the mid-twentieth century.

• African popular cultureBroader topic: Highlife became an influential urban sound and a foundation for later regional popular music.

• Tunde KingCompared with: Highlife was a neighboring popular style, distinct from the jùjú tradition King pioneered.

• Music of NigeriaRelated: Highlife became a major meeting point for Nigerian regional traditions and urban popular music.

• Yemi AladeRelated: Highlife is part of the musical heritage that informs modern Nigerian pop.

• Music of AfricaBroader topic: Highlife shows how coastal social dance music became a major modern Ghanaian style.

• Music of the Democratic Republic of the CongoCompared with: It offers a distinct regional path through African urban dance music.