The 80's were beautiful.... Just the rhythms, fantastic. Rest in peace you guys. Original kalindula music from the mulemena boys. Beautiful memories of yesteryear. Simply the best.
Gertrud Kanu, point of correction. This song was produced after Emmanuel Mulemena had already died. This was solely a production of the Mulemena Boys trying to carry forward the legacy. You can sense the difference in the approach from the previously Emmanuel Mulemena beat to the newer Mulemena Boys beat. Just wanted to bring to your attention. Good dig though.
I tried to find out more about the Mulemena Boys on Google, but there is no information there. Can anyone share accurate information with those who remember this band (these bands?) with pleasure.
Zambian youth should ditch their computers and learn how to play instruments like this. In the DR Congo, greats like Simaro Lutumba and training the youth start playing guitars, drums, and saxophones like the greats of yesteryear.
![The Mulemena Boys - A Tribute To The Late Emmanuel Mulemena [1984 Full Album]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/wqwJBJjrUFY/mqdefault.jpg)
The beat is on another level. Listening from Birmingham 2023
The 80's were beautiful.... Just the rhythms, fantastic. Rest in peace you guys. Original kalindula music from the mulemena boys. Beautiful memories of yesteryear. Simply the best.
For sure it played on records and in the chibuku beerhalls
I have aged but this music has not …and I doubt it will ever will. Timeless composition.
This is second to none imwe,I wish we had bands that could play instruments like this. Loving every bit and beat of this song the "rest kuwayawaya".
I recall the days nabena Lole FK at Kosapo Tavern listening to this music 🎶
This brings memories of when I first started work in Kitwe n patronized City bar in Kitwe second class area.. (1986)
Oooh i remember this song in the 80s❤
Lizzy lizzy! This was the joint at that time and even now!!
A blast from the past!!
Memories that will never come back,hg kamunga bar in chimwemwe,kitwe
I first heard of this song in 1986 when I was starting my first grade at Monze primary school in southern province.
Great tribute to my late brother tichatonga mangirazi who introduced me to this music of mulemena boys
Miss home listening from uk
Authentic Kalindula Music. Gone are the days. Sweet memories indeed. Big Up for this Song!
Golden oldies,just love listening to this type of beats.
This reminds me of happy days and good friends in Kalabo, Zambezi, and Chadiza. Thank you.
Reminds me those days back in kitwe, chamboli pa top.
One of my favourites bands in zambia.
good music i enjoy this kind and it reminds me of my late father may his soul rest in peace
Hi do u have all his song for the late Emmanuel Mulemena
Too true. It reminds me of my father too. May their dear souls rest in perfect peace.
this is the best song which we heard in 1980s
Those days
I love to listen to this kind of music ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
The Love I have for grandpa and his music. Thank you for sharing ☺️
Your grandpa was is and will always be great for Zambians. Always grateful for his music.
He was a great grandpa , his music was Loved by Zambian people ❤️his music will live on 🕺🏿🕺🏿🕺🏿MHSRIP
reminding of my Dad BLM zimba
Simply best of the best....sweet rhythm. Original Zambian kalindula music
When I listen to this song I always remember my friends in mufulira kamuchanga mwansanga tarven and chipangano in kawama east
Balifwa bonse abanobe yewe.
Remembering good old days Lizzie kabaso
Wow listening frm Zambia nice beats
Beautiful songs indeed. Memories of the 80's
Remembering those old days
RICH ZAMBIAN MUSIC
I love this song.i.remember old day
Good music May your soul rest in peace
The melody and harmony ; fantastic
old is gold
Life keeps on going
Those days I still recall during Dr. Kenneth Kaunda Reign
Beautiful stuff...music of yester year
A song containing lessons
So proud to listen to this kind of stuff music proudly Zambian
Memories who never die, great vocalist
My life is going great like this. Thanks you
Gertrud Kanu, point of correction. This song was produced after Emmanuel Mulemena had already died. This was solely a production of the Mulemena Boys trying to carry forward the legacy. You can sense the difference in the approach from the previously Emmanuel Mulemena beat to the newer Mulemena Boys beat. Just wanted to bring to your attention. Good dig though.
Very true, this was the work of left handed Guitarist Gift Chisha, Joseph Mutemba and the Popular Chibangu.
Good
Can someone help to findout who did mika mkashi yandi tawakopwe
Mashabe band and James chisenga@@thomaskumwenda4499
The mashabe band and James chisenga did the song ba Mike chibale Chenu tamwakope. @@thomaskumwenda4499
Beautiful Music Indeed. Thank you!
Those were marvelous days , its remainders me when i last saw Bruno chibangu at kalipende inn along kafue Road 1984 .
@@christopherkasanda5551 May All Their Dear Souls Rest in Eternal Peace
Love mulemena
Beautiful 😍😍😍 oldies.
kikikikiki, good ole days
nishi nkumbete kivuku ,kasempa.
Hahahaha
It really makes me emotional due to it's soft touching sound
It really makes me emotional due to it's soft touching sound
Memories our days
best
Gud old memories at turnpark in the year 1985
So melodious hey
Nshakenikeko umwana wandi Ati Lizzy.😆😆😆
rest in peace guys
Gud old days
Lizzie mama
proper, kikaonde sounds .
Nice music .But sir u left Bwaluka Founders
Nice one
@@pasmoremalambo5753
I want kolwe wapala Bantu album
Good music
Limajazy band
I tried to find out more about the Mulemena Boys on Google, but there is no information there. Can anyone share accurate information with those who remember this band (these bands?) with pleasure.
Zambian youth should ditch their computers and learn how to play instruments like this. In the DR Congo, greats like Simaro Lutumba and training the youth start playing guitars, drums, and saxophones like the greats of yesteryear.
Gud old days