Blackfoot - Ulwendo Lwaku Mitanda (Full Single | Kalindula)

[@njinji23]

Used to see these guys at the old Falcon Hotel opposite the RAOB, or ROAB, Club in Ndola, and at the Lowenthal Theatre in Ndola when Zambia Music Parlour organised a mini festival. They were loud and tight!

[@ChubbDandys]

Must Of Been Amazing!

[@Honeybee897]

I have been looking for this track. I like it, I used to attend their performances at Kansenshi Police Club in early 80s in Ndola. I like the Bass Guitar because I even used to know the Guitarist.

[@GraceLand64]

You like the bass guitar coz it sounds good or coz you knew the guitarist?

[@Honeybee897]

@@GraceLand64 read the sentence properly Boet! or go back to school.

[@Musimbi100]

It takes me back to the eighties. ❤ we used to play this song on our banjos . It was real zed music... the instruments were real . Listen to the keyboard, bass and lead guiter at the end... we never thought music was going to b played on a computer.....

[@justinchupi6273]

Mwansanga Tarvern in Kamuchanga in Mufulira, opens at 10 hrs. First song mu jukebox, this same one. I sm listening. living 80m from the beer hall as a small boy in primary schl.. The blackfoot.

[@sandrachileshe6769]

Good memories 😊in 1980s

[@enockmwanza3924]

Brings back old sweet memories of childhood growing up in Chelstone in the 80's

[@peterkintembo4820]

Very informative song about awareness on how one can lose their goodies at Bus stations.Old folks called the bus fleet Sacha...!

[@chalwemusosha5431]

Wow! Takes me back to some much simpler times

[@NumeloZulu-p8r]

Time of U.B there.withDubrava,willbrok,neoplane buses.old good and bless days

[@piussikazwe7543]

Wow ! I miss my dad

[@GeorgeMalama-oh5rr]

My first encounter with George Banda was in Lusaka at his sister's home in Kamwala, the sister was a nurse.

[@tommwenge3989]

I was really young indeed a toddler in grade five primary school chifubu a when this song was done

[@georgenjobvu9870]

Point of correction! It was not 'Sacha', but 'Thatcher'. Earlier in Zambia's history of bus transport, There was Thatcher and Hopson (1945) Limited which later became the Central African Road Services (CARS) before finally becoming the United Bus Company of Zambia (UBZ).

[@marcklinaikayo9916]

Yeah....the locals simply called it 'Sacha'.

[@kennedychama9507]

Well elaborated. Thanks.

[@Honeybee897]

Thanks for the Info. I thought it was Sacha.

[@GraceLand64]

You are right.... but it was called SACHA coz bembas couldn't pronounce Thatcher!

[@mwelwamwelwa7235]

@@GraceLand64 why involve bembas Mr Chirwa

[@tommwenge3989]

We supposed to organize for golden oldies and bring this guy along

[@changwepeterkabamba3926]

The band remind me of the then famous Lubengele hall in Bancroft town

[@tommwenge3989]

This was a hit boss

[@errickchipili9811]

Very informative.

[@tommwenge3989]

Bcel club broadway ndola town center was extremely busy when the Blackfoot used to play nice music almost every week

[@tommwenge3989]

This was hit early 80s Alfred on leading the vocalist and rthym guitar George Banda on drums Garry masupa on lead guitar and backing vocal paul chilufya on bass we whilst on piano one Chris malunga

[@tommwenge3989]

Used to watch these guys in kansenshi police club in ndola

[@presidure]

Great song about the infamous Kaponyas at KMB

[@Honeybee897]

The Lead Guitar at end is killing me badly.

[@BenwellChisokwa]

The days of u b z buses

[@tommwenge3989]

Imagine the vocalist alfed yab is still kicking in ndola chifubu

[@tommwenge3989]

Gary masupa and Milton mugala the road manager doing the backing vocalist mgdn

[@franciskasonde7656]

Can't find their song, Lizzy lyatitima,it was a bit!