Tango Ya Ba Wendo (Mulamba Mujos) - Franco & L'O.K. Jazz 1966

[Matinda4069]

Tango ya Ba wendo reminds me of my youth days in the 60's . I loved Francos Music and I play these numbers now they remind me of my youth days.Franco is a legendary in African Music. His voice still lives on many years after he passed on. John Elly Sentongo

Kampala Uganda

[holyghost709]

Thank you, Abouba!

[empoficecream]

Yeahhhhh!!

[arnaithir]

A boxed set of Wendo is being prepared in Brussels (Oct 2010), with unreleased tracks and lots of historical material. It will be on the IglooMondo label, but there's no link yet.

[MrMurbepolo]

@arnaithir ..Please update us on its release and availability

[ALyricdotcom]

@MrMurbepolo If you google igloomondo in one word you'll find the label. They have three Wendo releases, one of which is the boxed set. It was released in the Benelux, Germany and France at least, maybe more places.

[Fiskarrr]

Everything, everywhere its all artistry. These guys were something......

Ombogo USA

[piquedard]

Mulamba Joseph was Mujos for every one, not only for OK Jazz fans. In fact, many Kinois (people born or living in Kinshasa) didn't know that Mujos was an acronym of Mulamba Joseph!

[kalidobo]

My heartfelt condolences for the passing away of Wendo. May the Almighty Rests his soul in eternal peace. He shall always be remembered to us music lovers,

[KALLEROGERS]

Mulamba Joseph, Popularly known as "Mujos" to many OK Jazz fans helped maintain the vocal identity of the band. He also set the groundwork for vocalists such as Boyibanda, Mangwana, Checain,etc. These artists remind us of the long struggle Franco had to endure to establish OK JAZZ as the leading band in Africa and the world at large. Kudos to all pioneers who laid the groundwork of success.