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<| AMAYENGE | AMAYENGE | MON003 | LP | £ 0.00 |  |
A cracker of an album from the late 80's with the gutsy voice of the late Chris Chali belting out the vocals. (died 2003) ( F.T.Index: Mushala, Umwana Amonekela Uluchelo, Kubatana Mu Zimbabwe,Ten Kwacha, Ina Chisungu, Keilelembe Ndeke QZ, Chifuchi Cha Zambia, Kaunda Wize, Mazela Maleza. ) [9T/43M]
 ON CD-R IN MY COLLECTION | 1. MUSHALA
2. UMWANA AMONEKELA ULUCHELO
3. KUBATANA MU ZIMBABWE
4. TEN KWACHA
5. INA CHISUNGU
6. KEILELEMBE NDEKE QZ
7. CHIFUCHI CHA ZAMBIA
8. KAUNDA WIZE
9. MAZELA MALEZA |
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| AMAYENGE | FILI UKOTULEYA - CHIFUCHI CHA ZAMBIA | 12AMA001 | 12in | £ 0.00 | |
The eleven minute Fili Ukotuleya didn't make it onto Mondeca's Ameyenge LP but four and a half minutes out of ten for Chifuchi Cha Zambia did. So if you have the LP then you are missing sixteen and a half minutes of these original tracks.
ON CD-R IN MY COLLECTION | 1. FILI UKOTULEYA
2. CHIFUCHI CHA ZAMBIA |
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| AMAYENGE | MANGOMA KULILA | MZB23CD | CD | £ 0.00 |  |
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| BLACK MUNTU | KOKOLIKO | MRP2CD | CD | £ 0.00 | |
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| FIRE FAMILY | MULILO-O-TUKA | KARI20 | LP | £ 0.00 | |
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| J.K. | HELENA | MZB7CD | CD | £ 0.00 | |
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| JULIZYA | TAI YAKA | KARI013 | LP | £ 0.00 | |
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| KRIS CHALI AND AMAYENGE BAND | DAILESI | MZB15CD | CD | £ 0.00 | |
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| MASASU BAND | TUWELELE | MB002 | CD | £ 0.00 | |
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| NAMVULA RENNIE | SHIWEZWA | NMRCD01 | CD | £ 10.00 | |
| Lovely Digipak album with liner notes about the songs from singer, songwriter and guitarist Namvula Rennie. She was born in Zambia where her Zambian-Scottish parents were missionaries. She spent her childhood in Switzerland and Kenya before being sent to school in the UK. Named after her great-great-great grandmother – Namvula means Mother of Rain. Her aunt Maureen Lilanda is one of Zambia’s leading singers and musicians. Add a group of top London-based African and jazz musicians, including Scottish drummer John Blease who makes the album sound as if it was made in Zambia. Namvula sings in her native Lenje as well as English and Portuguese blending the folk and urban traditions of her Zambian homeland with London’s eclectic music scene, creating uplifting and emotive songs. Condition as NEW. | 1. YUMYA MOYO
2. MUKWESU
3. UMOYO WANGA
4. NSALAMO
5. MAWEO
6. OLD MAN
7. NA NDAYEYA (INTRO)
8. NA NDAYEYA
9. KUMUSHI (HOME)
10. ANDORINHA
11. SIGN OF THE TIMES
12. AFRICA
13. OUTRO |
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| OLIYA BAND | ZNBC PRESENTS ZAMBIAN LEGENDS | MZL5CD | CD | £ 0.00 | |
ON CD-R IN MY COLLECTION | 1. CLEMENTINA
2. CHENDA MUNDEKE
3. CHIKOKOSHI
4. MWE BALUME
5. SODOM AND GOMORRAH
6. PANTANDA PASHUPA
7. LIFE YAMANA
8. ICHIBANDA
9. MULENGA
10. BA NJONI BALABILA
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| P K CHISHALA | CHURCH ELDER | KARI027 | LP | £ 0.00 | |
| Magic album from a very hard to find artist. I had been after something of the late Professor P. K.'s for years ever since hearing his Sungi Ilyashi on the Mondeca album Zambia (MON001S). I met him at WOMAD back in 1988 and after jumping up and down and shouting like mad in front of him and the Masasu Band who he was singing with I actually got him to sing that song for me!!!!!!!! Highlight of the festival for me but not much for Peter who was led off stage (he was blind) and sat on a crate on his own in the entrance to the tent behind while the band and the roadies tucked into the food and drink inside. Needless to say we shared a chat, some food and a drink or two. Memories to cherrish of a wonderful singer and composer.Tracks: Impumba Mukowa, Mutete, Church Elder (Ne Lomba), Indoshi, Ubushiku Bulalepa, Iminofu Ya Mbowa. | 1. IMPUMBA MUKOWA
2. MUTETE
3. CHURCH ELDER
4. INDOSHI
5. UBUSHIKU BULALEPA
6. IMINOFU YA MBOWA |
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| P K CHISHALA | COMMON MAN | KARI061 | LP | £ 0.00 | |
| | 1. NALIWEME
2. COMMON MAN
3. ICHUPO NINSANSA
4. MUCHIBOLYA
5. WEEKEND
6. WAKA NGOTI |
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| P K CHISHALA | NA MUSONDA | KARI045 | LP | £ 0.00 | |
| | 1. TAKE CARE
2. NAMUSONDA
3. MAKUFELE
4. KUBWAICE
5. BUSINESS WOMAN
6. SUKUMA WIKI |
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| PAUL MUMBA AND LEO BAND | KALOWA NAMA | PML002 | CD | £ 0.00 | |
| Lovely album all the way through with the drummer providing a solid and interesting beat for the sweetly played guitars to show their paces. The music flows along merrily as the band all join in backing the well sung vocals of band leader Paul. Nice one. ( F.T.Index: Nkakonako Inshi, Umuchinishi Wa Nganda, Balupwa Lwandi, Kalowa Nama, Filakuka Imono, Malungu Malungu, Pa Bwinga Bwandi, Chingolongolo. ) [8T/59M] | |
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| SHALAWAMBE | SAMORA MACHEL | DIAB817 | CD | £ 0.00 | |
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| SHATEL | UNBREAKABLE | MZB6CD | CD | £ 0.00 | |
| Modern sounding album from sweet voiced singer songwriters Barbra Njovu and Saboi Imboela. Backing comes from a whole range of artists and it looks like every session musician in town has managed to squeeze into the studio to make his mark on at least one track. [14T/61] | |
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| SMOKEY HAANGALA | ZNBC PRESENTS ZAMBIAN LEGENDS | MZL2CD | CD | £ 0.00 | |
| | 1. MANDALENA MAZABUKA
2. DAINA MONGU
3. KUZA MWANAKA
4. MA KWACHA
5. BANA BANGU
6. KU MAALA
7. PETULO
8. MANDALENA KASAMA
9. SAANGUNA ULYOOLOLE
10. BBALANGOMBE
11. BA KULUNA
12. NDAUSA
13. BO LISABETI
14. CHIFUTEFUTE
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| TWIN BROTHERS | ROBE | FICD013 | CD | £ 13.50 | |
| Benson Mulenga, Chiti Musonda and Alick Ngulube strangely make up the Twin Brothers. Benson and Chiti both play lead and bass guitars while Alick takes care of the drums and they all take turns vocally. They come from Chisamba which is about 60 miles north of Lusaka. They play Kalindula music not with the traditional banjos, mbabadoni, drums, shakers and bells but with the modern sound of electric guitar melodies, punchy electric bass and driving drumkit rythms. Recorded at Chisamba in 2009 and mastered at Faustuss Studios in the U.K. Have a listen to the clips from this 65 minute locally sourced CD. Not to be found on the Internet anywhere. | 1. VANILLA
2. LUSAKA
3. SELITA
4. MWEBALEYA
5. NSHIKWETE FYAKULO NDOLOLA
6. ROBE
7. REYA |
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| VARIOUS ARTISTS | INDEPENDENCE SPECIAL | IAS002 | LP | £ 60.00 | |
| 1. By Nashil Pitchen Kazembe. 2. By P. K. Chishala. 3. By Herman Stdiell with Rimo 5. 4. By Evans Mulongwe and Zing Zong Band. 5. Peter Juma and Fire family. | 1. K. K. MWABOMBENI Pt 1 and 2
2. PASTOR
3. NELSON MANDELA
4. CHISONGO KAMULONGWE Pt 1 and 2 5. MAMA NA MWENYA |
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| VARIOUS ARTISTS | SHANI! - THE SOUNDS OF ZAMBIA | WOMAD009 | LP | £ 0.00 | |
1. LELO BALEISA. 'They are coming today' a street song in Bemba in praise of the local football team and adopted by Amayenge as their anthem and rousing introduction to their live show. 2. CHIBUYUBUYU. Traditional dance music of the Lamba people. The beat is called 'Mayenge' from which the band take their name. 3. KARIYAMA. The title means 'wild beast' in the Tumbuku dialect and the song debates the difference between the quiet, honourable life of a villager and the uncaring attitude of city people. In the village the Kanyama is feared for obvious reasons, while human beings should be respected regardless of origins or social standing. 4. MULUMBWE. A traditional Lozi song performed twice a year at a ceremony occurring at the flooding of the mighty Zambizi river and again later when it recedes to reveal the plains. At the ceremony the chief of the Lozis moves from his summer palace to his winter residence by the royal barge called Nakiwanda. 5. SALAULA Salaula refers to the second-hand clothes for the less privileged which arrive in Zambia from donor countries. They generally end up for sale on the market stalls however. Times are very hard for most working men and women; shop-bought clothes are too expensive so 'salaula' have found a very large market. 6. AMAKWEBO. Another song reflecting the prevailing economic hardships of a developing country. 'Prices rise daily, but your pay remains the same. Business has lost its direction, each morning prices take on a different shape and all that can result is deprivation. 7.KAMUSISI. (Part 1) The title refers to the name of a young man who is mourning the death of his mother bewitched and struck-down by another woman. Why should anyone do this, he asks, to such a quietly spoken and kind woman? 8. UMWANA WACHIPONDO CHANDI. 'My enemy's child' an enormous hit in Zambia for a strange song indeed. Akim assumes the role of a husband whose wife has had no children. When the so-called 'barnulamu' (brother-in-law) comes to stay he is welcomed with the usual hospitality and he stays with the couple for a year. Unexpectedly the wife becomes pregnant but the child looks nothing like the husband' How could she give birth, he asks. to his enemy's child' after such hospitality was shown in the face of such lies? 9. BASUMBULA. The title means thieves' and relates a story of an old man's bag which is snatched. Opening the bag to share the spoils the thieves discover, to their horror that it contains an 'llomba' a snake with a human head (a typical witch doctor's charm). The thieves drop the bag and make a run for it, in spite of the Ilomba's calls to be returned to his master' One-by-one the criminals strangely develop a variety of illnesses and die . - the moral of the tale is clear'. 10. UMUTI WA AIDS. AIDS is a serious problem in Zambia and P.K.'s umuti' or medicine is 'self-control'. It is a disease which cannot be healed and about which we still know very little, and yet European countries simply point the finger and blame Africa. 11. KAMUSISI (Part 2) The reprise of the beautiful song on track 7. Advice is now given to Kamusisi he should relax, he's not from this area and only travel and experience can give him proper understanding of the ways of the world This, however, only emphasises Kamusisi's loneliness and inconsolable grief for his mother.
ON CD-R IN MY COLLECTION | 1. LELO BALEISA
2. CHIBUYUBUYU
3. KARIYAMA
4. MULUMBWE
5. SALAULA
6. AMAKWEBO
7. KAMUSISI
8. UMWANA WACHIPONDO CHANDI
9. BASUMBULA
10. UMUTI WA AIDS
11. KAMUSISI |
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| VARIOUS ARTISTS | SHOPRITE ZAMBIA HIT PARADE | MCP5MCD | CD | £ 0.00 | |
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| VARIOUS ARTISTS | SOUNDS OF ZAMBIA VOLUME 1 | MCPCD1B | CD | £ 0.00 | |
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| VARIOUS ARTISTS | SOUNDS OF ZAMBIA VOLUME 2 | MCPCD03 | CD | £ 0.00 | |
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| VARIOUS ARTISTS | SOUNDS OF ZAMBIA VOLUME 3 | MCP6CD | CD | £ 0.00 | |
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| VARIOUS ARTISTS | ZAMBIA | MON001S | LP | £ 0.00 | |
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| VARIOUS ARTISTS | ZAMBIANCE | CDORB037 | CD | £ 0.00 | |
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| VARIOUS ARTISTS | ZAMBUSH VOL. 1 : ZAMBIAN HITS 1980S | SWP027 | CD | £ 0.00 | |
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| VARIOUS ARTISTS | ZAMBUSH VOL. 2 : ZAMBIAN HITS 1960s/70s | SWP028 | CD | £ 0.00 | |
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