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I forgot to mention the video choreography. The two gentlemen and the lady dancer are truly fantastic and represent the mild explicit dance generation. Please may the choreographer lead the way so that these other presenters can learn something. The lady dancer is well mannered and is always righ...

Very composed response from Mr Soukousman to my enquiries. I tell you what. I have VHS tape to the whole EPAKA MASASI. I will get it transferred to DVD and then send it to you to complete your fantastic works on you tube. Very much appreciated Mr Soukousman. We are all interested in 1 thing onl...

BuruBuru Phase 2: Gift from the late Tommy Lomboto Mohammed Brown when they visited my brother in the company of Lava and his wife Njoki. Good times

Thank you very much Malala 74

Thought he was a one hit wonder. Prove me wrong

The Best DRC dance moves in this DVD. You did not mention Carlitto the lead vocalist or Ben Nyamabo the band Leader and one of the longest serving members. On the above picture I can also see that Carlitto who had re-joined from OK Jazz is next to Ben Nyamabo.

Carlitto is leading his Evange...

Riwa, Riwa, Riwa, Riwa of HBS

Caren, Caren, Caren, Caren

The most underrated artist

I know the complaint has been that his DVD's are a bit vulgar abit explicit. But some day this guy will get his due credit for his music. I think him and Ben Nyamabo of Choc Stars are the most unappreciated Congolese artists

@Sufa07 not a chance

Mzeekijiji. Upto the corrupting of the military march to Mangelepa in local dialets I concur. Any old villager in Congo refers to a military march as mangelepa. I also want to disagree with you that it was Och Mangelepa that started the dance. When the MPR changed the military marching step to t...

The dramatist was a friend of mine. A very humble Mr Lava Muchini. Later did a few sessions for the circuit of Mangelepa, Kabaselleh Ochieng, Ibeba System, First Moja One before jetting out for Japan.

Nyang'ori High?. Joe Tex, Barack Ambee?

Well said acdcpong1963. hahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahaha. Love you man. I truly love you. As you are enjoying yourself so much Can Darubini also give me my " Ilolo" Viviane Auma. Ilolo eeeeh mwna ma kei. Jahera in ........, Then we can compare notes.

Give me a hint. I...

This is very good. Now keep those skimply dressed tarts out of your music. They are your grand children's age mates for christ's sake

Ahero at Ceres Invite 1974

I hear Shika Shiak were a top air waves band in Rwanda. As far as I am concerned moni Mambo was the poorest Congolese artist that will ever live. Maybe I am wrong and he is just an Angolan like it was calimed. If he was white I would easily have pulled the race card for his popularity

@Density7138 Could this be the late Winnie of Bunyala, fondly nicknamed Winnie Masasu?

@lijaba Tabu Ngongo is in East London!

Sorry Deekeyish, Samba, late Pele Ondindia, Tambwe, Abdalla Madu Ley on Vocals, Bibi Ley on solo, Okello on rythm, Nzilu wa Banzilu on Bass or is it Mohammed Brown? Kaster on Drums or it Lava? I am not sure whether Willie was already in the group as chanted. Thanks Darubini and deekeyish

I woild not go as far as labelling Samba a genious because I would have to invent new superlatives for Simarro, Luambo. But in saying so I would like to say that some of the Congolese musicinas plying their trade in East Africa were unknon at home e.g. Kanda Bongoman or Millie Jackson and the US ...

OK, serious staff now. Nytill and Adhiambo Guru-muk-Nanak of Asumbi saa nane. Obuya ronji, Obuya, Obuya. Gwok-okwalo-nyoyo where you at. Odhiambo Matingas, Olewe tuech, Ohowo Le cardinarl.

hehehehehehehehe. These guys are old proper. Wolololololo. They are dragging their bodies into motion. I swear those dark glasses are so thick they can Xray. They must be reading my thoughts. What is it with Old men and young girls. From B Sky tv to the white house it is always the same. What i...

@buashraf

Koko used to fondly call Jenny Mukulu Mwongela Akamba and that is fact. And Jenny is a pretty kamba girl who used to work at a research institute in Industrial area Nairobi. Another fact. And we can hear him chant her name in the later stages of the song. Also fact

sparrowdudu. I am grateful. What I am also thrilled about is that you have the lyrics the way they are in the song at least - as I can hear. Any Translation is another matter. I used to sing "Kumbaya my Lord, Kumbaya" without realising that in long form it is "Huku Ku 'baya " in standard swahi...

I never knew this song existed. It very much sounds like Mbilia Bel's swan song with Afrisa in 1982. Super Mazembe? Somebody help me out before I go crazy

Apparently this record was a hit in Guinea and the first question I always get is what this record is all about. That is not a problem. My problem is I cannot relay the meaning when I am dying with laughter as they make out the guitar works with their mouth. I cant stop laughing even as I write this

@faboge So what ? What do you really want to say? In any case Swahili is a product of servitude.

Hmmmmmmmmm Oposite the GPO on Kenyatta Avenue, there used to be a club called New Continental!

These guys started playing Benga before the many of Kenya had not been stirred from their slumber. Unfortunately Benga lost its way. What I see now is too explicit to be classed as benga

Obuya Ronji, Obuya, Obuya, Obuya.

Where 'at' Adhiambo gurumuk-nanak ma nyar asumbi girls

Agoro Zaire was up to no good

This football Club does it still exist and which years did it win anything that made Bokello sing praises about it.

In trying to get this information I was surprised to find that Lubumbashi is a regional force when it comes to Congolese football

@Nedjadist You know why saxophone was banned by Cuban revolutionaries. Talking about that instrument in any music associated with black music is not very politically correct. It is like having Africans dressing like cowboys and listening to country music .

@Darubini2

You have a point. I want to believe that the title was originally Cherie Lola. But as releases for the East African market was always an afterthought, it was titled Mombasa just to tap into East African market.Of course Vatta Mombasa ( rhythm guitarists nickname was Mombasa hence the...

The correct title is Fololo and it fondly reminds me of Agnes Aggie rafiki yake Lillie Lilian . In saying that Tanga Tanga was one of Tabu Ley's finest composition. Unfortunately after this he concentrated in repackaging Benga (Mbilia) to exploit the West African market where Benga reigned wi...

Reminds me of my cuz Fredd Abeta and his girlfriend Terry whom we all nicknamed Mudhehe (roe). He later married a sweet sixteen who other cuz nicknmaed orato (seeding maize)

@DancingYeti187 I would not go as far as using the term whitey, but this role of whites in a black struggle is turning off even white liberals from watching such movies. The sad irony is black house maid raised many white children who later occupied key positions in the west but their story is ...

A great song in the movie , a great scene, but no excuse for stripping that girls bottom bare. As the Director says, "she possesses one of the most beautiful bottoms in the world".

I personally like "ndege imekula mbegu" because of its Arabic beat ( Idid Amin), the symblism and the proverbial se...

Why do some Kenyans do this all the time. Always messing up good things with silly ruthless ambition. This Jingo hit was at the era of afro rock. It was the closest East africa got to challenging Osibisa from Ghana. Let us live the memory of the afro rock. Now some airhead has gone and added chea...

@ZOMBA19 I am not sure why you are flying of the handle