
Daudi Kabaka (1939-2001) was an Ugandan-born Kenyan singer. The type of music he is known for is called enga, a popular style in East Africa. His best-known songs include "African Twist", "Harambee Harambee", and "Western Shilo". His song "Helule Helule" was covered by The Tremeloes in the late 60s and became a hit in the United Kingdom. Kabaka is also well known for his Kenyan classic "Harambee Harambee," which largely reflects the aspirations of postcolonial Kenya to rebuild their nation together.
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Pole musa
Msichana Wa Elimu
African Twist
Harambee Harambee
Bush baby twist
Helule Helule
Taabu Ni Kwa Mwanaume
Bachelor Boy Twist
Mulofwa Moja
Western Shilo
Safari Tanganyika
Kabaka Says
Shemeji Wa Mjini Lilumbe
Kilio Kwetu
Polisi Waliamua
Taabu Mwanza
Taabu ni kwa mwanamme
Silshiwi Na Ndoto
Safari Ya Tanganyika
Bibi Anataka Shamba
Siishiwi na ndoto
Njoo Mpenzi
Bibi Mweupe
Kujisifu Ulevini
Jela Kubwa Na Viboko
Wacha Nitoboe
Kiswahili Kipya
Sofia Town
Thousands of Miles Away
Kiliyo Kwetu
Binadamu Ni Mbolea
Police Waliamua
Harambee Marambee
Shemeji Lumbe
Nitakununulia Sikuta
Kwaheri Bwana
Kifo Cha Mama
Wee Mwatuma
Pesa Maradhi Ya Moyo Pt. I & II
Mulofa Yangu
Mchezo Wa shilo
Adui Njaa Pt. I & II
Taita Twist
Aida Nihurumie Pt. I & II
Hakuna Mwingine
Kondakta
Arusi Yangu
Shilingi Yauwa
My Brown Girl
Sikuti Twist
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