
The late seventies and early eighties were an extremely creative time for Zairean groups. This period corresponded with the beginnings of Europe's interest in African music. During this time there was a continuing flow of Tanzanian musicians visiting Kenya to record and perform. The Tanzanian variety of rumba music was extremely popular and widely accessible through radio and records in Kenya. Many stellar groups and recordings emerged from the Kenyan music scene
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Mambo Bado
Ubaya Wa Nini
Mosese
Nakolela Cherie
Zimbabwe
Mke Wangu
Molema
Athumani
Mume Wangu
Muungano
Kufulisika Sio Kilema
Kufilisika Si Kilema
Mambo Bado (Swahili)
Kufilisika Sio Kilema
Mambo Bado [Swahili]
Nakolela Cherie [Lingala]
Mosese [Lingala]
Zimbabwe [Shona]
Kufuliska Sio Kilema [Shona]
Muungano [Swahili]
Orchestra MAKASSI - Mambo Bado
Mke Wangu [Swahili]
Molema [Lingala]
Ubaya Wa Nini [Swahili]
Siku Ya Kufa Pt 1
Athumani [Swahili]
Ciska
Athumani Pt 2
Chama Cha Mapinduzi
Nakolele Cherie
Mosese pt 1
Athumani Pt 1
Mume Wangu [Swahili]
Mosese pt 2
Bakokabolakate
Mume Wangu Pt 1 & 2
Siku Ya Kufa Pt 2
Kufuliska Sio Kilema
Mosese pt. 1
Athumani pt. 1 (Athumani Kindya)
Cisca pts. 1 & 2 (Mose Fan Fan)
Mambo Bado (Kenya)
Athumani pt. 2 (Athumani Kindya)
Molema pts. 1 & 2 (Mose Fan Fan)
Mambo Bodo
Mambo Bado - Remix
Side One: Mosese/Siku Ya Kufa
Mosese pt. 1 (Mose Fan Fan)
Athumani - Remix
Mosese pt. 2 (Mose Fan Fan)
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