Fredrick Okoth - Musa Olwete & Migori Super Star (1975)

[@Aluochjakitere]

I never knew, I would listen to this again. I remember f3 Migori Secondary, great keep bringing them. Nostalgic

[@jasonbyrne_benga]

More coming soon.

[@MatfilMsipa]

I was still at primary school when I danced this song and won half-bread rapped in a kakhi paper and a bottle of tarino as well

[@jossyk2025]

Oh my word! Its Musa Olwete of Migori Super Stars with this brilliant 1975 Track

[@Dr.lukwagoAsuman]

Ooh my God, this is one of the tracks I have missed for about four decades!!! I don't know how to thank you for sharing this wonderful music 🎶 💜. I am just sending greetings from Uganda.

[@jasonbyrne_benga]

Amazing! So glad to bring this your way.. finally! Such great music. 🎶

[@RechardSila-jd9nv]

Good one bro

[@patrickkakula7596]

I like these songs from Nyanza region though l don't understand anything but rythm inaniingia kabisa.

[@evansjuma2417]

Tafadhali nimaomba Mungu aturuudishe miaka hamsini na mitano nyuma

[@PeterMuthoka-p4p]

Poa sana 70s nikiwa pri,

[@brianochieng3854]

Much love❤

[@hadhiroufakihi539]

Supère magnifique ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@alfredmafunu3094]

Huuuuuyoooo. Komikita!

[@obbonicholas9675]

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[@justfix2647]

Vere sentimental... ❤

[@thefaxecargo1481]

Good job bro I'm happy now😂😂❤❤

[@jasonbyrne_benga]

Curious what your handle means..?

[@thefaxecargo1481]

in fact I'm happy bro

[@jamesotieno2923]

Yawa amanyo Hundhue 135 konyauru

[@ALPHONCEODHIAMBO-f1b]

Origi tobias

[@hadhiroufakihi539]

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[@LubegaRajab-q5v]

Wimborne nzulii sauna

[@ZacariasSambo-kh2pq]

Thanks a lot my dear for Thais wonderful job. I'm speaking from Southern Mozambique, Inhambane province. On the 70s/80s we totally depended on these songs on cerimonies like weddings, parties, etc. But please, if you could sendo Kawere boys band-Jane Atieno No2

[@jasonbyrne_benga]

Zechariah, thank you for listening. Great to know about weddings and parties in 70s/80/s dependent on Benga. Curious why Mozambique's music wasn't making an impact...? I visited Inhambane some years ago when working in Tanzania, and it was by road from Maputo through Chokwe (just before bad flood), and finally to Inhambane. Beautiful country. I was working on a film about the Madgermanes that I still need to complete... And I don't have Kawere Boys - Jane Atieno No2 but will look for it.

[@ZacariasSambo-kh2pq]

Thank you very much Mr Byern. I'm very very happy to be interacting with such an important figure. Well, there were very few Mozambican musicians by that time and furthermore, the music they played had no such a quality to produce any impact or to dance. While Kenyan benga was so strong that it was listened to and danced in the communities almost all Over Mozambique. We didn't get the vinyls directely from Kenya. We got the songs from South Africa where most of these songs were recorded and most of people from here were south african mine workers and they bought many, many of these songs and brought them back home. Kawere boys band- Jane Atieno No2 that I'm looking for was labeled FFP although it may have been recorded elsewhere and be given a different label. I'm really grateful to know that you passed through Inhambane, I hope One day you come back to see it in details. Sorry for my poor English, you must know that we use Portuguese here. I hope you got the Essential of my message.

[@arizmanuelcarreno8555]

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[@hadhiroufakihi539]

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[@hadhiroufakihi539]

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