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Castles of Ghana is an album by the American musician John Carter. It was released in 1986. Carter premiered the music at The Public Theater, in November 1985. Carter chose the title after being informed that former Ghanaian castles had been used to hold Africans sold into slavery.
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7 tracks, 48 minutes.
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