The Inn on the Park. The owner Jack Gershuni, a retired Israeli freedom fighter, had an ear for great bands like Mangalepa. He was a character. RiP. Who remembers the New Florida and Hallians? The Starlight? Great days! Zilizopendwa.
Old hits during our time as teenagers in late seventies. There used to be boys and girls school association from different regions i.e Kano pe-hill boys'/ulanda girls' association.During August/December holidays , the tea parties were hot and enjoyable.
Jericho social hall samba used to peffom there baba isaya aliwaleta nairo kasule the drummist samba at his best. Korobo alikuwa anaishi jeri ndiyo jericho
Yes .This is the original Malako. I heard Samba do this gem at Uhuru park before they moved to Garden Square. I here the voice of the late Pele Ondidia.
Great music from Samba Mapangala. His voice is unmistakable. Fond memories of the late 70s back then I was 13. Thank you for uploading this wonderful song.
Sitaki Maneonoi, sitaki aa...Reminds me of my days at Ribe High School. Weekend discos and guys that strutted their instruments as if they have something against them. If in doubt Listen to the drums!
Wow!!!!!! You can't beat this one. Those of age will remember this music booming from Uhuru Park. The music would fill the entire in the city. Good times.
I am 57 years. This reminds me of my teenage days in high school St. Mary's School Yala as an 0'level student. Fond memories to say the best Opany is my name
They lived in Dandora but Samba was in Kariobangi South. Jericho was the home of Okello.Jose and Korobo the famous peddler. I don't remember any of them living in Jerie
1977 will be remembered things were great in our time
I Remember this song Kampala Idi Amins time ☝🏾👍🏿
I saw it live at garden square and Nairobi show when life was beautiful
Sitaki maneno,sitaki aaaaaaaa,aki angai.What a song by samba mapangala 26.12.22
What a rare classic on vinyl
This song reminds me of the Nairobi ASK show
Someone remind me the name of the Uhuru park joint, its slipped my mind. That talent that passed through was the very best.
The Inn on the Park. The owner Jack Gershuni, a retired Israeli freedom fighter, had an ear for great bands like Mangalepa.
He was a character. RiP.
Who remembers the New Florida and Hallians? The Starlight?
Great days!
Zilizopendwa.
Old hits during our time as teenagers in late seventies. There used to be boys and girls school association from different regions i.e Kano pe-hill boys'/ulanda girls' association.During August/December holidays , the tea parties were hot and enjoyable.
Jericho social hall samba used to peffom there baba isaya aliwaleta nairo kasule the drummist samba at his best. Korobo alikuwa anaishi jeri ndiyo jericho
This lovely music reminds me of my child hood days. Samba really talented
Wakati dunia ilikua dunia.
Yes .This is the original Malako. I heard Samba do this gem at Uhuru park before they moved to Garden Square. I here the voice of the late Pele Ondidia.
Absolutely 💯👌
The very rare version
This song was lovely during our ages ♥️
Great music from Samba Mapangala. His voice is unmistakable. Fond memories of the late 70s back then I was 13. Thank you for uploading this wonderful song.
This is the original malako
Inanikumbusha emba social hall wapi korobo jamaa wa east landos 1977 the year of music tukiwa nai
Korobo was a peddler and his weed was wow😅😅😊
Sitaki Maneonoi, sitaki aa...Reminds me of my days at Ribe High School. Weekend discos and guys that strutted their instruments as if they have something against them. If in doubt Listen to the drums!
Wow!!!!!! You can't beat this one. Those of age will remember this music booming from Uhuru Park. The music would fill the entire in the city. Good times.
Those golden days.
Woooooi!!! ❤️. Late 70s and early 80s.Music at it's best
Moto I remember use to go and see them at uhuru park inn
It brings me close to tears!
What's a tune?
Original 🌹🔥Sanaa!
Les Kinoirs band...Best ever arranged musical instruments in the world.
Awesome. Nostalgic.
Le bon vieux temps inoubliable,🥰
Joint ya uhuru park ilikuwa inaitwa park inn
Reminds me of the good old days . My elder brothers Akhaule and Nathan and cousin Makale really used to dance to this song .
Great music
Days of octopus bottom ups kisumu
I am a 1995 born and i just have to say,you guys had songs of songs rhumba tamuu sana ..
Tulia tu hapa na wazee.This kind of music was for philosophers like you and me and all the vijana wa jana in these forums
Very true.
Nimeskia Jericho kwani walikua wanajua adi Jeri eastlandoz
Of course yes. It was a Nairobi based band.
My name is Alex Kitillih and i know they lived in Jericho and they drove all ladies crazy there
I am 57 years. This reminds me of my teenage days in high school St. Mary's School Yala as an 0'level student. Fond memories to say the best Opany is my name
They lived in Dandora but Samba was in Kariobangi South. Jericho was the home of Okello.Jose and Korobo the famous peddler. I don't remember any of them living in Jerie
Original Malako! Waiting for the climax.....oka oka oka...RIP Pele Odindia ...good soccer player too....sitaki maneno eeh.....
This is the original Malako not the remix
This is not the original Malako of Samba Mapagala😂
It is
This is definitely original
@Joel Mulwa - This is the very original Malako before les Kinoir was disbanded and VIRUNGA came into being and did their version.
Bwana Darubini, do u have Mobali Muzungu, by OK Jazz. Thanks