memories from Kitwe, in the 1986-1988s I was lecturing at ZIT ( Copperbelt University) as an expartriate from Uganda in Civil Engineering as a young man, had greatest memories in Chimweme townships with my friend teacher John Mbwofwana!
Good to hear that from someone like you, at that time I was living in neighbouring Mindolo Township and was in my junior secondary school at Kitwe Boys.. indeed those were nice and memorable days.
John Mulemena is one the Zambian greatest musician of all time. Umwaume Wabufuba was recorded in their first ever LP Album Litande. This was recorded at DB Studios in 1987 and the Album hit the Zambian Air Waves like no man's business. Jessie Bwaluka on Bass Guiter, John Mulemena on Leader and vocals, Osward Mwelwa of Rythm and Brian Machila on Drums. Also on Vocals was Evaristo Bwalya.
@@obertymuchaili4231 Madichi replaced Jessie Bwaluka who died after recording Litande album. Madichi played Bass on Bwaluka album (1989) and Nsakwa ya Kaonde album before he died too.
Brilliant song this one!!! 🕺🏿 This song is a constant reminder that heads of households should always look after those they've chosen as their spouses and the innocents they've brought into this world. Being a man of the house is a responsibility not to be taken lightly. 😅
am convinced beyond reasonable doubt, in totality this is True copy of the original legends of zambian music @ its best and nostalgic. Oh yes!! all those childhood memories coming back to me
Did anyone play banjos made out of cooking oil tins and spring wires. A plank would make the neck and other improvisations to come up with some sound. When introduced to the electric guitar, you just get louder, but keep the same simple arrangements. We only needed 4 strings to round out the sound, just listen and you agree that he is using only 4 strings for the Rythm.
A good song is a good song! Be it reggae, sausa, kizomba, rumba, R'n'B etc. It is such songs that touch the core of my heart and just feel at peace at heart. This song sounds new every time I play it. Everything is simple but pure!
This is one of Zambian Bands at the time whose development was purely due to constant innovation due to high level calibre of band leader and composer John Mulemena. We shall surely not find one of his kind in a long time.
This reminds me of ba "Pops" and my late colleague Samuel Luhamba. We could be at Chimwemwe Inn pa bus stop in Chawama listening to the Masasu and Mulemena Boys songs in 80s. God is gracious 🙏
How do one get such songs of late, Liam jazz band,, these were real songs with meaning , big man pichel kazembee and Stanley bar, anzarc arms, people it was nice.... I want these songs
They were all talented with all the very superior voices by then I was very young and to me it between 1983to1990s mount makulu chilanga area during the Kaunda era
Today 15 August 2017 i promise to continue keeping our Culture alive . zambian music @ its best and nostalgic. Oh yes!! all those childhood memories coming back to me
Good stuff on records this world has really evolved see were we are and where we are coming from CB copperbelt Ku luanshya mwana shi mine me at kansumbi primary school Ku mpatamatu
Best ever of our generation am still enjoying the music John the Kapijimpanga royal family is missing you who can come back with such good music our traditional music
It's a nice one, reminding me of those days of pure, natural chibuku beer, decent clothing on new years eve and other special occasions in chawama,lusaka
It was young brother to Jessie Bwaluka (played bass in this song) Timothy Bwaluka who formed Bwaluka founders band . Jessie Bwaluka passed on after they recorded Litande where this song is found. Contact me for more history about these bands geofreyzulu@yahoo.com
Brings back those old memories when we used to hold end of year parties. Interestingly, we used to have these annual celebrations in our banking halls. This was one of our favourite tracks. Indeed, this was a great band.
Am still enjoying this kind of music in 2024, who's with me?
me
Always here😭❤❤I'll listen to these Legends till i take my last breath
The Heart of Zambian Music
We are together in 2024
Am here with you
Me! These golden tunes don't get old!!❤
memories from Kitwe, in the 1986-1988s I was lecturing at ZIT ( Copperbelt University) as an expartriate from Uganda in Civil Engineering as a young man, had greatest memories in Chimweme townships with my friend teacher John Mbwofwana!
Good to hear that from someone like you, at that time I was living in neighbouring Mindolo Township and was in my junior secondary school at Kitwe Boys.. indeed those were nice and memorable days.
Who's still enjoying with me this master piece in 2023??🙌💢🔥🔥🇿🇲
Ba shumba, Ba Busungilo, Ba Madichi, you guys were real legends!!!!!! I am Zambian by Gods wish and Texan by choice.
Nice rythem
It's 2023 and I am enjoying this music
Our music heritage is very rich. Just take a moment and enjoy the instrumentals + vocals.. Just brilliant! I love my country, Zambia.
masasu waiya
Sad part is that our young generation doesn’t enjoy this type of music.i love this
It was another generation,it is now out of ✋, what a time it was.
J
John Mulemena is one the Zambian greatest musician of all time. Umwaume Wabufuba was recorded in their first ever LP Album Litande. This was recorded at DB Studios in 1987 and the Album hit the Zambian Air Waves like no man's business. Jessie Bwaluka on Bass Guiter, John Mulemena on Leader and vocals, Osward Mwelwa of Rythm and Brian Machila on Drums. Also on Vocals was Evaristo Bwalya.
What an insight. I guess it was the true birth of Zambian music
Not fogetting Francis Chisenga on vocals
What of Madichi
@@obertymuchaili4231 Madichi replaced Jessie Bwaluka who died after recording Litande album. Madichi played Bass on Bwaluka album (1989) and Nsakwa ya Kaonde album before he died too.
Well analyzed!
Although I was a young girl I really enjoyed this type of music of which I'm still enjoying it up to day it brings sweet memories
Still a Classic in 2023 Zambian born by birth but based in Washington DC. USA
Excellent music..vocals and instruments second to non! Who is still here in 2023?
These songs were being played by the late Dr Zambia Isaac Mulinda. Pure Zambian. Nice one. 2019 October 15 still listening to it. Whose with me today
I am here enjoying playing to this rich Zambian music, proper, indigenous, locally brewed kalindula!!!
Now this is what I call Zambian music
Not this modern computer music
Nice music, listening to it from Birmingham England 2019
From Derby
Brilliant song this one!!! 🕺🏿
This song is a constant reminder that heads of households should always look after those they've chosen as their spouses and the innocents they've brought into this world. Being a man of the house is a responsibility not to be taken lightly. 😅
Thanks for the timely reminder 🙏
Can we have the translated lyrics please !!! From Nairobi Kenya
I'm never bored with this song. The well filtered voices
Listening from Glasgow. 2018 .No place like home honestly. ..
Real Zambian music, reminds of Late Dr Zambia Isaac Mulinda. M.H.S.R.I.P
am convinced beyond reasonable doubt, in totality this is True copy of the original legends of zambian music @ its best and nostalgic. Oh yes!! all those childhood memories coming back to me
Very true
Very emotional moment right now, My Dad used to listen to this music when I was very young 😂😂
Great quality stuff 💯🇿🇲🇿🇲🇿🇲💞💕
Did anyone play banjos made out of cooking oil tins and spring wires. A plank would make the neck and other improvisations to come up with some sound. When introduced to the electric guitar, you just get louder, but keep the same simple arrangements. We only needed 4 strings to round out the sound, just listen and you agree that he is using only 4 strings for the Rythm.
A good song is a good song! Be it reggae, sausa, kizomba, rumba, R'n'B etc. It is such songs that touch the core of my heart and just feel at peace at heart. This song sounds new every time I play it. Everything is simple but pure!
You can say that again
Im still fighting listening to old music my favorite things in my life
I wish children of today can be able to learn from the past. Even now, such songs are worthy listening to. More life lessons I can say.
Ninshi nipachrismas bamasasu nabesa kuchesha mpungwe .who is with me 2019.?
Good songs iam still enjoying this Kennedy mwila from chingola
This is one of Zambian Bands at the time whose development was purely due to constant innovation due to high level calibre of band leader and composer John Mulemena. We shall surely not find one of his kind in a long time.
For sure... these are legends. May their souls continue resting in peace...
I remember drinking chibuku beers those days and the same song playing
big up zambian sounds,, this is real one men,, with real meaning and message . really loving it right now
This reminds me of ba "Pops" and my late colleague Samuel Luhamba. We could be at Chimwemwe Inn pa bus stop in Chawama listening to the Masasu and Mulemena Boys songs in 80s. God is gracious 🙏
This is legendary...the talking guitar taking a different route to the other instruments but sweetens the outcome
Kikiikk I can't stop listening to the song. .surely men like that change for the better 😁😅
This is real Zambian Music With real meaning. It is reaminding some of us those old days when in 30s.
Bring memories pa kucheshya pa x mas ....old is Gold for sure
Big up all Zambians. You are the best people there is!!!!
This music in some of us will never fade mpaka mu grave kkkk
They were all talented with good rythms not computer was in involved only guitars very nice God was with them
Thanks alot for this band, it has been there for long time,my father used to listen to this songs.espeacially nganga leka...
Please don't blame, me I just cannot get enough of this song
❤ my zambian music.
How do one get such songs of late, Liam jazz band,, these were real songs with meaning , big man pichel kazembee and Stanley bar, anzarc arms, people it was nice.... I want these songs
@charles go to ZNBC mass media they sell.
UWAUME WA BUFUBA IT FILLS LIKE AM LISENING TO A NEW SONG
They were all talented with all the very superior voices by then I was very young and to me it between 1983to1990s mount makulu chilanga area during the Kaunda era
Iam with you brother, music that binds us with society
Old is Gold 🥇 our identity as a nation
Real Zambian music
lol. At abana bali sapula kwati ninama sha mpanga. LMAO!!!
Classic and authentic Zambian music.
Today 15 August 2017 i promise to continue keeping our Culture alive .
zambian music @ its best and nostalgic. Oh yes!! all those childhood
memories coming back to me
listening from London ''missing pa zed' 2019
Classic , I love it to the max..... so touching message.
real Zambian music
Good stuff on records this world has really evolved see were we are and where we are coming from CB copperbelt Ku luanshya mwana shi mine me at kansumbi primary school Ku mpatamatu
Best ever of our generation am still enjoying the music John the Kapijimpanga royal family is missing you who can come back with such good music our traditional music
This was real talent! Who is there to lift up the mantle left by Doctor Zambia?
It's a nice one, reminding me of those days of pure, natural chibuku beer, decent clothing on new years eve and other special occasions in chawama,lusaka
Masasu band songs still go down many years after 🎉.
Remembering Dr Zambia, Isaac mulinda RIP
THIS IS GOOD MUSIC,LOVING IT
still listening to this kind of music in 2016 real music
2016 november
This is sure the best of Zambian Music.
Undaluted music baked in northwestern province proudly kaonde bantu baswamema
Gone are the days, still be remembered thanks 🙏
Kalindula songs will be highly remembered in African continent
in the Philippines listening to a local station and this song comes up...woow epic
Great music, the guitar is splendid
This is 1st January 2021; I am enjoying this organic music made in Zambia.
teaching chinese friend how to dance this song tasha in china proudly luv zed beats
Ben Shumba, Peter Musungilo and Abuild Madichi are the full names of our colleagues. Yes I agree with you these were real men. Inshimbi!
Musungilo
In remembrance of this band , we have a place called masasu waiya club in Lusaka , John Leigh .
The great Zambian old music
I know this tune came out before I was born but it sounds like it was produced yesterday.. Mulemena is been my father's favorite,
Good Music
HIT LIKE BUTTON IF U STILL ENJOY THIS MUSIC
Reminds me of those great days! This was a hit----and still a hit! Shuko4011, you seem to know these guys -----lets link up!
That's the music of all times
2020 and still listening to my late dad’s favourite songs.
Masasu, mulemena yaaaaa... Music is still living
One of my favourite musicians. I m listening to this song in mfuwe eastern province of zambia Lol
Bwaluka parted with this great band and formed his own, he then did a good album with some great hits like bamuka kibinda, kolwe yoyooyo kolwe etc
It was young brother to Jessie Bwaluka (played bass in this song) Timothy Bwaluka who formed Bwaluka founders band . Jessie Bwaluka passed on after they recorded Litande where this song is found. Contact me for more history about these bands geofreyzulu@yahoo.com
real Zambian music
Zambia ba kudara zambia kucalo kkkkkkkkk one g okewo
This was, is , and it will still be wonderful
beautiful music. miss home bigtime!
This old masasu band was great...they did some very good songs.
Really!Zambia music. I this love song always remember my mum 😴😴😴
Its a nice song educating people in the society. Like that song because i recall when i was with my grandpa sometime back.
The manchancha kings masasu band
I'm in love with this kind of music
Thanx 4 uploading these songs,they are really nice.
Umwaume wabufuba,great sounds
Iam around 2024 enjoying these songs
Truly Zambian
It's been quite a while I heard to this song. Bringing me back to the old days.
I like the song.i remember the time I was growing up in 90z
Classic music, when I hear this kind of music how I miss home sweet home
Those days it was very nice and adorable at times and then I can still enjoying and I have all in my mind
Brings back those old memories when we used to hold end of year parties. Interestingly, we used to have these annual celebrations in our banking halls. This was one of our favourite tracks. Indeed, this was a great band.
I was a little kid but I saw these bands perform live in those taverns.
Listening to this wonderful piece of music Mokambo 2019
Pure Zambian gold
this song teach me alot stil on topic