Frederick Zindi & Winston Kennedy - Night After Night [Zimbabwe] Lo-Fi Soul, Easy Listening (1978)

[@ullarsiir4834]

Great record! Happy to own it.

[@PhillyGlobetrotter]

Smoking one to this

[@mtkhdragunov]

me too

[@PhillyGlobetrotter]

@@mtkhdragunov 🤝🏾💯😶‍🌫️

[@devynrogersbeats]

0:25

[@SyerOnTheBeat]

Peace and Happy Holidays family! 🙏🏾🤲🏾 thank you for blessing us with great music to get us thru our days all year long 🫡🫡

[@criticalscythus369]

Sounds so good!!!

[@ronnieDshman18]

Does he say “it’s always sunny in philly” and then “trailer park boys”??

[@KR4FTY66.6]

He does 😂😂😂

[@ronnieDshman18]

@@KR4FTY66.6 wait then how did this come out in 1978?😭

[@ronnieDshman18]

Were there previous versions of those shows?

[@Jack-ky6ds]

@@ronnieDshman18 that caught me off guard too lol, must be a time traveler

[@tobiasrieper6640]

imagine he just starts goin “Breaking Bad The Wire Sopranos The Last of Us Mad Men Chernobyl”

[@mixedbylitos]

If you listen to the end. The man that referenced the tv shows announces the name of the track with the artist. Seems like a recording taken from a radio show

[@datashat]

Is this from a Charlie Bones radio show?

[@dearthunderstorm4062]

2:15 2:17

[@unnamed776-m9h]

Zimbabwe in 1978? It was Rhodesia.

[@ronnieDshman18]

@@unnamed776-m9h do you know the actual year as well? The year doesnt seem right since im pretty sure he talks sbout trailer park boys and it’s always sunny in philedelphia in the opening which obviously didnt exist back then

[@unnamed776-m9h]

@ It certainly wasn’t 1978, which would’ve been Rhodesia until 1980. So this is either from the 80s and dubbed over by mistake or made with analog equipment and modern.

[@ronnieDshman18]

@@unnamed776-m9h thank you appreciate the clarification