This is a song which reminds me alot I was in primary seven way back 1985 really most of my friends we used to enjoy this song are dead it reminds of disco times when djs used compact cassettes into decks really we enjoyed life jimmy from Uganda
🥰🥰 I searched for this tune and just when I was giving up here it’ is😋😋😋 I used to hear it as a background tune to a certain tv program on UTV and fell in love with it
The name of the group is called The Hot Syndicate, that is way back in 1986. I was in form 3 (grade 10) by then. It was a great song indeed. I last heard it somewhere in 1988. I am happy I have found it. Good old memories. Langton: Harare, Zimbabwe.
Banange,wat a great memorable tune,doze were stress free dayz wat I can really remember we had mobile discoz like segico,samba keez, Missouri & a disco club highland.
Wow ... memories... memories Just heard this song today 28 November 2021 on Radio One it took me back 1983,84,85 when I was I a little in Ibanda. One of our distant cousins had come from the city Kampala and played on his new contec cassette player.
So..I recalled this song and typed into Google "take me back home song'...as if am hearing " Take me back boy...".. Anyway Kateeba thanx...most of us threw away our compact cassesttes
Look up “Sawa Ya Matako” by Sangoma & “Love Station” By The Winners they were huge hits too then. This music was either from the Caribbean/West Indies or South Africa 🇿🇦
@@CM-sm9ji u are right ,because i first listened to it ,as a child around that time ,when i could ear people talking about how m7 has gone to the bush ,an i was in p2 or p3 ,
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This is a song which reminds me alot I was in primary seven way back 1985 really most of my friends we used to enjoy this song are dead it reminds of disco times when djs used compact cassettes into decks really we enjoyed life jimmy from Uganda
Yes. I was in S1. Fond memories!
I was in S1
Who is enjoying this with me 2020🥰🥰. If i could turn back the hands of time, i would for this. 🔥🔥
2021 😆
2021
Ooooh my brother I can’t explain how much we loved and enjoyed this hit in 80’s ❤️💃🏻🕺🏽🕺🏻But almost all my friends at that time past away 😢😢😢
Exceptional and outliving generations of musicians to date.
Good Times when money had value and Women respected there Men and Fathers loved all there children
I looked for this for years! Must have been about 1983/1984! Alobo Night Club Gulu!
Yes this was Musik played
in uganda
My parents gone too
How old are you now?
Good old memories by the Hot Syndicate
@@christopheeasyme4782 Eleventeen😅
🥰🥰 I searched for this tune and just when I was giving up here it’ is😋😋😋
I used to hear it as a background tune to a certain tv program on UTV and fell in love with it
Gr8t hit
Even me like you
Pay Abongi Grace then
Who sang this beautiful song 🔥🔥😍😍❤️❤️❤️
@@jamesjay5156 The Hot Syndicate
This song made me love Ubc tv in early 2009😊
The name of the group is called The Hot Syndicate, that is way back in 1986. I was in form 3 (grade 10)
by then. It was a great song indeed. I last heard it somewhere in 1988. I am happy I have found it. Good old memories. Langton: Harare, Zimbabwe.
Not 1986,its below that ,this could 1982-83
Lucky you.i feel like coming to south africa
I feel as I want to cry to remember those sweet good old days songs
We used to see our youthful parents bby the then dance to the tunes we was too little to understand anything.
I like this song and have been playing it once a week since I came across it. It reminds me a lot of my secondary schools days.
true ,they bring out the seasons
Old is gold
Such music takes me back in time.....feel too emotional..
Banange,wat a great memorable tune,doze were stress free dayz wat I can really remember we had mobile discoz like segico,samba keez, Missouri & a disco club highland.
Woohoo 🎉...I loved that song since from my teenage time... and up now ✔️
When I hear this song recall a lot of memories I was in primary seven 1985 playing in radio cassette
I have been looking for this as well. It just brings back all the sweet memories of my childhood.
Wow ... memories... memories
Just heard this song today 28 November 2021 on Radio One it took me back 1983,84,85 when I was I a little in Ibanda. One of our distant cousins had come from the city Kampala and played on his new contec cassette player.
It was 1982.
I SHARE THE SAME EXPERIENCE WITH YOU...WAS IN IBANDA AT THAT TIME TOO
Ibanda boys what a memory?
Each time I hear this song I became so emotional as most of my friends who used to enjoy the song are gone.
Me too, but I’m glad for the good memories
Me too most of them are no longer around 😢😢we used to enjoy it OMG I can’t explain how much we loved it❤️
Very painful feeling
I like south African old music remind back memories
It minds me when i was listening on radio Akaboozi FM pk bossa
Hot Syndicate, she composed a fantastic memmorie song
Memories, memories, memories
WOW 😂❤
Classical, classical and classical. Thrilling and Tickling.
hmmm memories..mom use to sing this everyday...
Reminds me of my O. Level years at Bukedi College Kachonga: 1984 _ 1987 in Eastern Uganda
Me too
You are my ob
Memories memories!
This song remind me of our good times in Elgonia Night Mbale with my friends....1988😂
Awesome classic! Songs that never go stale
The song reminds me of late daddy in the early 80s
Wow!!!! Very sweet. I wish to be a gal again. Love it
Surely we miss so many,!
Really nice song
greatest songs of all time
Take me back home....
So..I recalled this song and typed into Google "take me back home song'...as if am hearing " Take me back boy..."..
Anyway Kateeba thanx...most of us threw away our compact cassesttes
Talk about it.Old is Gold.
This was my case too and google would give back completely different things
But today am full of joy 🤩
Great. Still sounds "take me back boy!"
I remember kololo s.s.s....we had a Time @ our loval hall ! behind the scenes .❤
Oh the sweet memories wah
this afantastic song of memories
um paul 4rm Ug um listening dis song everyday
Love this one
the last instrumental part of it simply killing me softly
okaterire akayimba muliras place in bweyogerere.pure therapeutic
great music
woow the instrumental.... so pure... unlike these days ...fake ones
i tell u man ,today's music is completely useless .
@@katocephas1069 True. Today its all noise that we hear on radio stations
Music for real
Look up “Sawa Ya Matako” by Sangoma & “Love Station” By The Winners they were huge hits too then. This music was either from the Caribbean/West Indies or South Africa 🇿🇦
You are forgetting DRC, where the nice soukous tunes originated
I can’t explain how much me and most friends loved it ❤but most video at that age almost all died already 😢😢😢 who sang it ..?????
The Hot Syndicate
Reminds of Namilyango jbs teachers party.
Alobo night club only.
Take me back" boy" not home...!
I used know it's “take me back home “
I wish everyone has love like how this song geos,the world was going to be with out disappointment
Reminds me of Bishop Senior Secondary Mukono.
enjoyment just
Heheheh evening vibe loaded
Rip my mama
Thanks Jimmy;I was in primary six
same
paul where are you
this open my love remeber my first sweet lady
So interesting
Unity Safari Boys....
2023...
Mr I wish you could send me this song 😢
Who's enjoying with me right now?koona dance
2020
O level bambi
T reminds me afriend who liked and enjoyed it a lot ...past on in 1987 (Sseninde) rest in peace bambi.
I would like to know from which country this song is.
Who is the composer, the singer and from what year is this song?
The Hot Syndicate from South Africa in 1983
this could be 1982????
1986
No way it's below 1986
@@CM-sm9ji u are right ,because i first listened to it ,as a child around that time ,when i could ear people talking about how m7 has gone to the bush ,an i was in p2 or p3 ,
there is a faster version by male i want it think its dominican
True. Looking for this faster version. It has some steel pan accompaniment.
Great
I'm so impressed by this song, it flashes me back in 1980s. It reminds a lot thx to the one who brought it back.
James, who is the artist for this song?
It was done by the Hot Syndicate in 1986
Is this group still alive?
When I hear this song recall a lot of memories I was in primary seven 1985 playing in radio cassette