This group was very composed... It was very difficult to make a name during Franco and Tp Ok Jazz's era but this group made it... They were very good... The founder Dr kazembe was Zambian... Lovy Longomba, Awilo Longomba's brother was one of the band members... This music will never die...
Listening from Dallas Texas USA. I used to listen to this song in 1982 in Kafue. Only two legents the late Dr NP Kazembe and Professor PK Chishala. Then King Great Kalu when it comes to soccer. No one will surpass these legents.
reminds me of my childhood in Livingstone, days when we would gather around and listen to stories and advice from the elderly. today I look back and agree with them cause things are not the way they used be. the song will never fade as it was sang for the future generations
Great music from Africa. Classic song from Dr NP KAZEMBE. Singing about social issues: That people should work hard in order to enjoy life & live happy. WORK &WORK HARD👏👏🙌
I'm told this great group officially opened the then Harare Sheraton Zimbabwe . They were in the their own class . i started to hear n like this music in the early 80s
Old is gold. This song was sang the time when Zambia and its former leaders our parents in short were encouraging hard working all over the country. It was industrial period were working was much incoureged.
Thank you so much Chubb Dandy's for sharing a full song.... This is really good music...Original music....Dr. Kazembe abaliko, I love his music to the max!
Memories indeed. In loving memories of my departed brothers, sisters who these songs we listened to together, like 'fighting 'for which is the next track to play...... Till we meet again
Heartbreaking it is but so many beautiful memories made in that place. A small community we were, we all sort of knew each other and yes, I remember you!!
Linus Mwamakula hizi ndiyo nyimbo za kusikiliza huku leso iko pembeni kwa ajili ya kufuta machozi, Hii santuri alikuwa nayo kaka yangu kwa sasa ni marehemu tulikuwa tunaipiga sana kwenye player ( Philips changer) Mziki ulikuwa ni huu.
@@felixmagulu6142 ndugu yangu Felix Magulu,nyumbani baba alikuwa na philips zile double speakers,nimepiga sana mziki kwenye sherehe za wanafunzi kumaliza form 4 na std-7,haitajirudia enzi hii.
Hahaha kukesha kilabuni zilikuwa ndo zangu asubuhi kusinzia shuleni dah R I P marafiki zangu wote pamoja na waliokuwa wamiliki wa vyombo vya miziki vya wakati ule
Austin June old is very good and great i do remember when my mum was slapped by my father when she told the bar man some more to repeat the song Kikikikikikikikikik
Chubb Dandy's, the group is Super Mazembe all right. They were based in Zambia before they later came to Kenya. One can hear the voice of Kateley Aley their main vocalist and composer then. I would guess that Dr NP Kazembe was a Zambian who recorded songs with this band when they were based in the country.
Neen asking for the extended version for years. You are a legend sir and thank you. Do you have song that says rosemary..... usachita manyazi, sanka mene ukonda....sorrynfor spelling mistakes but I am zimbabwean and my dad used to play these songs after he travelled to zamhia for zimbabwe vs Zambia football early 80s
Glad It Eventually Found Its Way To You! I'm Afraid The Song Isn't Familiar To Me But If I Ever Happen To Stumble Across It I Will Be Sure To Upload It For You.
Well The Dr. Seemed To Be Added Later Into His Releases Which Maybe Implies He Recieved A Doctorate Later In His Career So He May Well Of Been. No Guarantees Though Haha.
This piece was recorded when the band was in Zambia the country of formation. However the band moved to East Africa and became more recognized as a Kenyan band than Zambian
I know vamahala vinatha means notjing is for free these days and stuff but can tou translate part 2 in video. Wafa wafa wasara wasara means same in sjona in Zimbabwe
@Joseph Musonda Thank you sir. I wonder if you can help me? There is an old song called Rosemary and goes usachita manyaza, sanka wamwe ukonda.... Or something like that. Do you know it
@Joseph Musonda what's the name of the song and who sings it. I'm also looking for Apongozi masiku ano. My dad used to play those songs when I was a kid in Zim
One of the best
This group was very composed... It was very difficult to make a name during Franco and Tp Ok Jazz's era but this group made it... They were very good... The founder Dr kazembe was Zambian... Lovy Longomba, Awilo Longomba's brother was one of the band members... This music will never die...
Yes you re damn right
This was another time
Nice music for more years
Listening from Dallas Texas USA. I used to listen to this song in 1982 in Kafue. Only two legents the late Dr NP Kazembe and Professor PK Chishala. Then King Great Kalu when it comes to soccer. No one will surpass these legents.
Yes ba Chanda..might just add the late Paulo Ngozi to the list..Legend in his own right!
@@jeffpetson293 true thanks
Beautiful music from Africa this was my favorite track in the 80s thanx for the upload
Remberance those were the days
Malawi 🇲🇼🇲🇼🇲🇼🇲🇼🇲🇼🇲🇼 na Zambia 🇿🇲🇿🇲🇿🇲🇿🇲🇿🇲
I miss those days 1979-1980
Am listening all the way from northern part of Malawi
Reminds of my dad and l lost contact of him shortly after turning 6.l hope l will meet before this life ends.
love and light to you, brother...wishing you all the very best...
reminds me of my childhood in Livingstone, days when we would gather around and listen to stories and advice from the elderly. today I look back and agree with them cause things are not the way they used be. the song will never fade as it was sang for the future generations
Old good memories, i miss those days
The music that refuses to die.
It takes me back to 1980 when i was a teenager. I loved this song whole heartedly.
Great music from Africa. Classic song from Dr NP KAZEMBE. Singing about social issues: That people should work hard in order to enjoy life & live happy. WORK &WORK HARD👏👏🙌
Old is Gold indeed. These men sung for the love of music and talent, while we appreciate what we have today this was real music from the singers heart
Who's is still listening to this song in 2024
Myself
I'm here Sir,I'm enjoying the song in kalumbila district north western province in 2024
The days when we were at school.it reminds me of late my father in chindwin barracks
I'm told this great group officially opened the then Harare Sheraton Zimbabwe . They were in the their own class . i started to hear n like this music in the early 80s
this group was formed in 1969 and splitted in 1985... the hit song "shauri yako" was done 1975..
Good old memories, nice song indeed. Always remembered.
The Roots of Africa. In 2020...Join me celebrate African original talent!
Old is gold. This song was sang the time when Zambia and its former leaders our parents in short were encouraging hard working all over the country. It was industrial period were working was much incoureged.
Thank you so much
Chubb Dandy's for sharing a full song.... This is really good music...Original music....Dr. Kazembe abaliko, I love his music to the max!
Memories indeed. In loving memories of my departed brothers, sisters who these songs we listened to together, like 'fighting 'for which is the next track to play...... Till we meet again
Always Great music.
love the song was in Form 1 in 1978 old good memories
These were Giants
These Were
the real old old days
Winding back the times , sweet childhood memories at Kamative tin mine , Zimbabwe. Nostalgic!!!
And Friday nights at the local bar they’d shout ENCORE!
Our house was just up the hill.... memories indeed..
Augustine Chad wauuh ! it’s a small world brother thanks to the social platforms here we meet again. Sadly Kamative is now a ghost town.
Heartbreaking it is but so many beautiful memories made in that place. A small community we were, we all sort of knew each other and yes, I remember you!!
Wow so great music by Dr pichen mazembe i love music of the late legendary king of kalidula
June 2020 anybody?
My dad songs!
Very nice artistry
One people.... one music......nuff respect legendary Nashil
i love this man those were the days
Luapula,daaah chozi linanitoka nakumbuka mbali sana,,'78
Linus Mwamakula hizi ndiyo nyimbo za kusikiliza huku leso iko pembeni kwa ajili ya kufuta machozi, Hii santuri alikuwa nayo kaka yangu kwa sasa ni marehemu tulikuwa tunaipiga sana kwenye player ( Philips changer) Mziki ulikuwa ni huu.
@@felixmagulu6142 ndugu yangu Felix Magulu,nyumbani baba alikuwa na philips zile double speakers,nimepiga sana mziki kwenye sherehe za wanafunzi kumaliza form 4 na std-7,haitajirudia enzi hii.
Hahaha kukesha kilabuni zilikuwa ndo zangu asubuhi kusinzia shuleni dah R I P marafiki zangu wote pamoja na waliokuwa wamiliki wa vyombo vya miziki vya wakati ule
Lusungu,we acha tu,raha zilikuwa kipindi hiki,ilikuwa kama kifo hakipo
Great original sounds of our time.listening from Kalumbila.
I do rember my child wood when we used to dancy with my friends.
I like that songs
Kindly find and upload the song "Ndalama zili monga mvula" done with Super Mazembe.
Brilliant music 🎵🎶
So nostalgic
I like this song so much
Am here
The legend of kalindula music
It reminds me my childhood memories
Old good days
Austin June old is very good and great i do remember when my mum was slapped by my father when she told the bar man some more to repeat the song Kikikikikikikikikik
The best ever. Enjoying
Chubb Dandy's, the group is Super Mazembe all right. They were based in Zambia before they later came to Kenya. One can hear the voice of Kateley Aley their main vocalist and composer then. I would guess that Dr NP Kazembe was a Zambian who recorded songs with this band when they were based in the country.
Thank You Very Much For This Information John! I Will Be Sure To Keep A Note Of It And Add It To The Appropriate Sites.
That's Katele Atey's voice alright! Spot-on!
John Ooko thank you for the info,l was among the confused world
dancing skokochi with my great gone dad
Sttuff of legends.Could anyone have "Usandidunsa Mukachaso" by the same group?
Great music..any who can upload mazembes song for kk...mwamina Bantu tanaka...Will greatly appreciate
The best
Neen asking for the extended version for years. You are a legend sir and thank you. Do you have song that says rosemary..... usachita manyazi, sanka mene ukonda....sorrynfor spelling mistakes but I am zimbabwean and my dad used to play these songs after he travelled to zamhia for zimbabwe vs Zambia football early 80s
Glad It Eventually Found Its Way To You! I'm Afraid The Song Isn't Familiar To Me But If I Ever Happen To Stumble Across It I Will Be Sure To Upload It For You.
Chubb Dandy's Was the singer a real doctor or a self proclaimed one?😹
Well The Dr. Seemed To Be Added Later Into His Releases Which Maybe Implies He Recieved A Doctorate Later In His Career So He May Well Of Been. No Guarantees Though Haha.
@Joseph Musonda Thanks. Do you know song called Rosemary from same period
Hi where is this from this great continent of Africa more of this🙏🏿🙏🏿🙏🏿🙏🏿
This piece was recorded when the band was in Zambia the country of formation. However the band moved to East Africa and became more recognized as a Kenyan band than Zambian
@@godfreysimbachakadenga183 thanks for the information,I thought this was another Super Mazembe not the one that you’re saying ended up in Kenya 🙏🙏
Nyama ya six pence😂
By then K1 was costing USD 1.28. Zambian kwacha was stronger than dollar and this was after it slightly depreciated.
Odies is good.
I know vamahala vinatha means notjing is for free these days and stuff but can tou translate part 2 in video. Wafa wafa wasara wasara means same in sjona in Zimbabwe
When I say that 2kgs sugar was 4 Ngwee some one can't believe.
Sir can you please put the lyrics to part 2 of the song no need for translation. Thanks in advance
Tinashe Grumpy, hit me on fb messenger (Humphrey Ngezi) I will give you full translation
Wtf? this sounds like Mazembe in Kenya singing in a Shona language! I can hear Katele's voice... this must have been in 1972 or something...
jm04151975 this is definitely not shona trust me I'm Zimbabwean
@Joseph Musonda Thank you sir. I wonder if you can help me? There is an old song called Rosemary and goes usachita manyaza, sanka wamwe ukonda.... Or something like that. Do you know it
@Joseph Musonda what's the name of the song and who sings it. I'm also looking for Apongozi masiku ano. My dad used to play those songs when I was a kid in Zim
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