At 0:34 Please PLEASE! Do not speak over the lyrics of the song nor play a jingle on the lyrics part of the song. It is unprofessional and bad practice that is common among Zambian radio DJs on various radio stations and they seem to get away with it. But in South Africa and in most advanced Western countries, you get sued for doing that on account that, you are obstructing the "lyrical connection of an artist to his/her fans. In fact, there are people employed specifically to listen into the radio stations and catch that. Their price, after court cases, they get huge colossal amount of money. I saw that in Germany during my 2 years there. So, most German TH-cam channels or radio stations or TV stations, , do their "voice overs or jingles" at the beginning of the song or at the end of the song. Infact, for radio stations, they only buy songs that are called "Radio Edit" specifically designed for use by radio stations, which have a prolonged intro and outro as opposed to the normal version. This allows for a smooth flow of doing voice overs or giving out a shout to the fans. Just saying...thought you should know and be exemplary. Do not fall into the trap of mediocre just because others do so...Otherwise, a shout out to you for the good works you are doing in re-connecting us to our 'roots'
Thank you for feedback. Unfortunately very few Kalindula muscians had radio versions. The other issue here in Zambia (Not talking on behalf of others countries across the world) there is high tendency and practice of piracy. Even when we put Samples here still people download and upload on other channels that allow them to upload shorter songs hence putting Jingles to deter people from unnecessary pirating other wise it is difficult to find these songs as you might be aware 80% thereabout of these songs were on vinyl and just the processes of finding vinyl and converting these songs; it is rough out there. We have since taken note of your concerns and we shall work on them. WE value your support.
@@chimphepomediasolutions3500 Thank you for responding and putting me into perspective. Much appreciated indeed! I once met a Zimbabwean couple in Germany who had a collection of Paul Ngozi vinyls. One song that stuck out is the song called "A Mkandawire" by Paul Ngozi. I look forward to see it here. Once more, thanks for the connections to our heritage and history.
@@chilekwak.chilekwaii4960 Thank you for understanding. We have Mkandawire by Paul Ngozi on vinyl yet to be converted. Our converting schedule has been disturbed due to load shedding. We have since taken note. Thank you.
@@chimphepomediasolutions3500 Blackouts have really been a nuisance. I shall wait patiently for the blessings of "A Mkandawire" Much appreciated once again and best wishes and thanks too, for what you are doing - keeping our heritage alive. How I wish the youngsters can subscribe to this channel and try to connect with our roots through this music...
Wow! It's been decades, great upload.
Great stuff from the fire family band back then.Keep it up .
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This reminds me of a jubox those days 😂😂😂
massive respect with good message
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At 0:34 Please PLEASE! Do not speak over the lyrics of the song nor play a jingle on the lyrics part of the song. It is unprofessional and bad practice that is common among Zambian radio DJs on various radio stations and they seem to get away with it.
But in South Africa and in most advanced Western countries, you get sued for doing that on account that, you are obstructing the "lyrical connection of an artist to his/her fans. In fact, there are people employed specifically to listen into the radio stations and catch that. Their price, after court cases, they get huge colossal amount of money. I saw that in Germany during my 2 years there. So, most German TH-cam channels or radio stations or TV stations, , do their "voice overs or jingles" at the beginning of the song or at the end of the song. Infact, for radio stations, they only buy songs that are called "Radio Edit" specifically designed for use by radio stations, which have a prolonged intro and outro as opposed to the normal version. This allows for a smooth flow of doing voice overs or giving out a shout to the fans. Just saying...thought you should know and be exemplary. Do not fall into the trap of mediocre just because others do so...Otherwise, a shout out to you for the good works you are doing in re-connecting us to our 'roots'
Thank you for feedback. Unfortunately very few Kalindula muscians had radio versions. The other issue here in Zambia (Not talking on behalf of others countries across the world) there is high tendency and practice of piracy. Even when we put Samples here still people download and upload on other channels that allow them to upload shorter songs hence putting Jingles to deter people from unnecessary pirating other wise it is difficult to find these songs as you might be aware 80% thereabout of these songs were on vinyl and just the processes of finding vinyl and converting these songs; it is rough out there. We have since taken note of your concerns and we shall work on them. WE value your support.
@@chimphepomediasolutions3500 Thank you for responding and putting me into perspective. Much appreciated indeed! I once met a Zimbabwean couple in Germany who had a collection of Paul Ngozi vinyls. One song that stuck out is the song called "A Mkandawire" by Paul Ngozi. I look forward to see it here. Once more, thanks for the connections to our heritage and history.
@@chilekwak.chilekwaii4960 Thank you for understanding. We have Mkandawire by Paul Ngozi on vinyl yet to be converted. Our converting schedule has been disturbed due to load shedding. We have since taken note. Thank you.
@@chimphepomediasolutions3500 Blackouts have really been a nuisance. I shall wait patiently for the blessings of "A Mkandawire" Much appreciated once again and best wishes and thanks too, for what you are doing - keeping our heritage alive. How I wish the youngsters can subscribe to this channel and try to connect with our roots through this music...