With the advent of Fatu Gayflor on the recording scene, Liberian folk songs has gone international. Those who watch her in concert, say, "she sings as sweet as a bird". Throughout the length and breadth of her homeland, she is known as the "Golden Voice of Liberia:. Anyone who listens to this album in its entirely knowns she sings from the heart. "E-Beh Kiya-Ekooneh", her No. 1 hit song, earned her the enviable title of "Princess of Liberian folk songs". She was appropriately honored and crowned in an impressive ceremony, the following year in Monrovia, the capital city of Liberia, Africa's oldest republic. When asked why she sings the way she does: Princess Fatu states "Liberian folk songs grow on me: Music is my life, and everyday I live it". I sing to spread the joy in Liberian folk songs throughout the world, and I will continue to do this all my earthly days:. Princess Fatu Gayflor is a definite candidate for the African Music Hall of Fame. "I Fatu Gaylor is a princess in every word. Surely Liberian culture, folk songs and dance, like the Phoenix, has risen from the ashes."

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Vocals: Fatu Gayflor, Liberian National Culture Troupe
Lead Guitar: Aweke Glymin
Rhythm Guitar: David Zubah
Bassist: Bibi Dowuna Hammond
Drums: Dan Ashietey
Conga/Keyboards: Lord Sekyi