The never growing songs of Kiam. First was moni afinda that topped the chart then mbale among many. Used to listen from my older brother after coming from university in 1977/78. And the song has never left. Voice and instrument combination is super. Good work
It reminds me those old good days in 1978 when I was at Tanga Technical secondary school commonly known as bull dance. It was fantastic song ever was making creazy.
Whenever we'd visit the village from the city in Dec during holidays in the 70s and 80s, the big boys would organiser parties in grass thatched huts but fenced with maize stocks to create an arena for dancing. Oooh these beats would fill the air till morning. It was fun attending those discos that were alcohol free.😆😆🇰🇪
Listening to these nzembo ya bakulutu reminds me of my uncle, uncle Ben. He introduced me to rhumba when rhumba fused with Benga and would produce never aging beats. Each and every old boys it's a must like. 💪👍👍
Haha. The Vihiga Mbale is a small replica of the Uganda Mbale. These guys were based at Nandutu Night Club in Mbale but went to Nairobi to record only to find Kiamiangana who lured them into formation of Kiam.
The never growing songs of Kiam. First was moni afinda that topped the chart then mbale among many. Used to listen from my older brother after coming from university in 1977/78. And the song has never left. Voice and instrument combination is super. Good work
It reminds me those old good days in 1978 when I was at Tanga Technical secondary school commonly known as bull dance. It was fantastic song ever was making creazy.
The choir from the voices was fantastic. My favourite group in the 70's.❤❤
This was among my favorite hit songs of Kiam. Reminds me of my Primary school days in the infamous Disco Vumbis. Makes me happy indeed.
This number was lovely those days,it makes me feel better as if my dad is still alive, may his soul rest in eternal peace
Whenever we'd visit the village from the city in Dec during holidays in the 70s and 80s, the big boys would organiser parties in grass thatched huts but fenced with maize stocks to create an arena for dancing. Oooh these beats would fill the air till morning. It was fun attending those discos that were alcohol free.😆😆🇰🇪
Listening to these nzembo ya bakulutu reminds me of my uncle, uncle Ben. He introduced me to rhumba when rhumba fused with Benga and would produce never aging beats. Each and every old boys it's a must like.
💪👍👍
This song reminded the time I was at Umbwe Secondary School Moshi Tanzania
Was the best hitsong of mid 70s. Was in highschool then. Still gives me hot flushes even today!!!!!
Liked it many years ago and still like it,remains me of my young days when l attended them live.
It won record of the year, Kinshasa 1977.
And by the way mbale is in Vihiga. So this song was owned in the neighborhood
Haha. The Vihiga Mbale is a small replica of the Uganda Mbale. These guys were based at Nandutu Night Club in Mbale but went to Nairobi to record only to find Kiamiangana who lured them into formation of Kiam.
Naza
Well done kiam...
Music that will never-ending
I remember Lugalo sec school 1978
I have failed to get a translation for this number. It is titled with my home towns name.
Greatest value
I was in my mid 20s by then sierra leone, was sierra leone,not now........?
Those were the days when men were boys and women were girls.