A true privilege to watch them as children in the 80s. Their music still runs deep today and surpasses anything young current PNG musicians have on the air. Music is part of our Culture and this legendary group wholly embraced a holistic embodiment of Every PNG culture through their songs. ❤❤❤❤. Bikpla respect stap long Sanguma Band
A generation that was buried with time and tears. PNG lost a sound and forgot to tap into its own unique heritage, and that generation will be lost forever. My heart for.music rests with this kind. Love you Sanguma music, God's given sounds, yet forgotten.....
True... Our current crop of talent should go back and incorporate our music into the Western contemporary music to bring the special taste in order to export our music world wide.we can't beat the West in their own style we have to come up with our own
New generation of musicians got indulged with modern music style and I suppose pride took control of all and they have all forgotten about the traditional style they supposed to deliver png music and yes its sad det it will never be typed into again I suppose...
Their music was deep. No other band will ever make this kind and standard of music that is sophisticated and cultured. Tony Subam was rhe perfect front man. RIP... 💗 Thank you for gifting us with your music.
Heard them since in my younger days...such an inspiration to watch them play live..beautiful contemporary music...thanks png national arts .. from honiara. Solomon islands
❤ Sanguma Band. I was humbled to have been taught music at the age of 10years old, by the late Mr Buruka Tau and Uncle Tony Subam. I played the Clarinet and later the Saxophone. Our school band had the privilege of playing Yalikoe at the Sir John Guise stadium when the Olympic touch came to PNG. I am forever thankful for the Sanguma Band, not only for producing great music but also for putting our culture out on the world stage
This music needs to come back. PNG is lost with all this radio bullshit. Sanguma and the PNG Contemporary Fusion genre is world standard, PNG's own - nothing can ever come close to this level of musical genius in this country.
had the pleasure playing with Sanguma's in their reunion get together in Pom...my uncle Raymond Hakena(saguma drummer) was one of my biggest influences together with Martin Hamei (April Sun bassist)...who made pick up the guitar...Saguma band is out of this world...they've set the standard for PNG music, no band surpasses these great musicians in terms of jazz fusion contemporary arrangements...it was a privilege having had met some of them and sharing stage with some these great musicians...they leave behind a legacy...
David, do you know if there's footage of Sanguma's live concert at EXPO 1988 on the river stage in Brisbane? I was there and enjoyed watching the gig - awesome sound.
*SANGUMA* Was privileged to have jammed with (late) Paul WIGGY Yabo who was Sanguma's Pianist & Keyboardist (actually singing and playing piano on this concert video) as session musicians for Pacific Gold Studios in POM and Goroka/Hagen Shows in 1996. Paul Yabo was my Music coach at Kerevat National High back in 1991, whilst (late) Tony SORU Subam and Thomas Komboi were my instrument teachers and creative music mentor at FCA-UPNG back in 1992 - 1993 respectively. The charisma and passion imparted was out of this world. It stayed with me as knowledge and guide to express and exhibit QUALITY as how it was supposed to be.....Tenk u tumas SANGUMA BAND for the inspiration! I salute thee! ✊
Sanguma ! Namba wan stret ! Thank you all for your inspirational sounds of PNG Musik and variety of indigenous instruments promoting your culture. Big Ups to Anton Subam ( TONY) from Yabob Madang. He is looking down from Heaven and rolling his own special herbal concoctions. Yu Rest In Peace, my primary school class mate from Madang. 😎🏝☮️🐋🌴
Awesome & powerful. The difference is these dudes are literate - educated @ the country's prestige university. Today we hear shit corrupt music which have no soul meaning just boom boom beats to shake arses not inspire a nation...😢
Ol lain lo tingting lo meri na kamap wantem singsing blo ol meri tasol, full of trash...songs that will not exist in 20 years time. No one will listen to them
Our current musicians are copying the West that is why we can't break out and export our own music to the world... you can't beat the West in their own style of music, that's theirs so come up with your own PNG style
A true privilege to watch them as children in the 80s. Their music still runs deep today and surpasses anything young current PNG musicians have on the air. Music is part of our Culture and this legendary group wholly embraced a holistic embodiment of Every PNG culture through their songs. ❤❤❤❤. Bikpla respect stap long Sanguma Band
A generation that was buried with time and tears. PNG lost a sound and forgot to tap into its own unique heritage, and that generation will be lost forever. My heart for.music rests with this kind. Love you Sanguma music, God's given sounds, yet forgotten.....
True... Our current crop of talent should go back and incorporate our music into the Western contemporary music to bring the special taste in order to export our music world wide.we can't beat the West in their own style we have to come up with our own
New generation of musicians got indulged with modern music style and I suppose pride took control of all and they have all forgotten about the traditional style they supposed to deliver png music and yes its sad det it will never be typed into again I suppose...
Aha! Can we understudy this classic and sophisticated musical legacy!
Their music was deep. No other band will ever make this kind and standard of music that is sophisticated and cultured. Tony Subam was rhe perfect front man. RIP... 💗 Thank you for gifting us with your music.
Heard them since in my younger days...such an inspiration to watch them play live..beautiful contemporary music...thanks png national arts .. from honiara. Solomon islands
❤ Sanguma Band. I was humbled to have been taught music at the age of 10years old, by the late Mr Buruka Tau and Uncle Tony Subam. I played the Clarinet and later the Saxophone. Our school band had the privilege of playing Yalikoe at the Sir John Guise stadium when the Olympic touch came to PNG. I am forever thankful for the Sanguma Band, not only for producing great music but also for putting our culture out on the world stage
This music needs to come back. PNG is lost with all this radio bullshit.
Sanguma and the PNG Contemporary Fusion genre is world standard, PNG's own - nothing can ever come close to this level of musical genius in this country.
Seriously!
@@iMxG1 hundred percent agree 👍💯... copying the West... and further degrading into computer programming...
Fact
had the pleasure playing with Sanguma's in their reunion get together in Pom...my uncle Raymond Hakena(saguma drummer) was one of my biggest influences together with Martin Hamei (April Sun bassist)...who made pick up the guitar...Saguma band is out of this world...they've set the standard for PNG music, no band surpasses these great musicians in terms of jazz fusion contemporary arrangements...it was a privilege having had met some of them and sharing stage with some these great musicians...they leave behind a legacy...
Awesome group and players. Fun guys I worked with them in the early 1980's when they played Hawaii. Mixed their sound and was their roadie. Hi Tony!
David, do you know if there's footage of Sanguma's live concert at EXPO 1988 on the river stage in Brisbane? I was there and enjoyed watching the gig - awesome sound.
*SANGUMA* Was privileged to have jammed with (late) Paul WIGGY Yabo who was Sanguma's Pianist & Keyboardist (actually singing and playing piano on this concert video) as session musicians for Pacific Gold Studios in POM and Goroka/Hagen Shows in 1996. Paul Yabo was my Music coach at Kerevat National High back in 1991, whilst (late) Tony SORU Subam and Thomas Komboi were my instrument teachers and creative music mentor at FCA-UPNG back in 1992 - 1993 respectively. The charisma and passion imparted was out of this world. It stayed with me as knowledge and guide to express and exhibit QUALITY as how it was supposed to be.....Tenk u tumas SANGUMA BAND for the inspiration! I salute thee! ✊
Their live performance is way better than cartoon musicians of today. Top 💪
... Sanguma
Unique sound composition...this is what we call real musicians
Sanguma ! Namba wan stret ! Thank you all for your inspirational sounds of PNG Musik and variety of indigenous instruments promoting your culture. Big Ups to Anton Subam ( TONY) from Yabob Madang. He is looking down from Heaven and rolling his own special herbal concoctions. Yu Rest In Peace, my primary school class mate from Madang. 😎🏝☮️🐋🌴
Such diverse sounds cannot be heard today by our local artists
Best ever ❤❤❤Karim tru taste na culture blo png hope today's generation perform like them.
The best of best PNG cultural group ever Sanguma band proud of you all. Very unique complex music
Thomas Komboi was my high school teacher in 2003-2004. Love the man..
Wow....simply awesome. This music is very complex and unique.
My class mate ben hazkalis once a drummer both went to school together tupukas primary school 1974 1975 arawa
A unique style of music.
Awesome & powerful. The difference is these dudes are literate - educated @ the country's prestige university. Today we hear shit corrupt music which have no soul meaning just boom boom beats to shake arses not inspire a nation...😢
Best in the Business 👍💪
skel ..one of its kind
Wowwwwww nice
Love it. 👍🏽
❤❤❤❤amazing
Late Thomas Komboi, on the saxophone 🎉
Correction. Its (late) Tony Subam. Mr. Komboi plays the trumpet who is actually alive and well residing and teaching Music in Alotau.
@@mitchvlsamei5498 thank you 😄
Thankyou for uploading this. Where are the band performing?
ol doli doli pikinini blo nau no fit lo play osem...
Trupla tok
Ol lain lo tingting lo meri na kamap wantem singsing blo ol meri tasol, full of trash...songs that will not exist in 20 years time. No one will listen to them
Tru ya, ol blo karim boom box na keke kan raun tasol
Tokim ol!
Na u fit lo play osem Or nogat ?
Sanguma🔥
Band members please❤❤
Pawafulleeeeessssst
🎉
Our current musicians are copying the West that is why we can't break out and export our own music to the world... you can't beat the West in their own style of music, that's theirs so come up with your own PNG style
Trutru❤
Fact. Totally Agree!
Mirip2 muzik Roma irama