Shaka Mayanja aleese bwiino wa Philly Lutaaya nalabula abamwelijako

[@joekizito8320]

Osobola otya? Is my favourite and I consider myself the greatest philly lutaaya fan of all time. His four known albums Starting with Born in Africa and its five luganda songs in entebbe wala, tulo tulo, empisazo, nalikwagadde and nkooye okwegomba then his two English songs that’s born in Africa and voices crying out and finally the Swedish song En fest rinkeby. That album made him a global icon contrary to what most ignorant people are saying that it’s hiv that made him a star and btw it sold 60k copies in Scandinavia alone. Next he released his Tumusiinze album that had songs like ssekukulu, Gloria, tumsiinze, merry Xmas, katujaguze etc…. His third album was his aids album as people have come to know it bagiyita Alone and it had songs like nakazaana, likambo ya falanga, anifa, omukazzi omufumbo wa kitiibwa, emiziro, I have a dream etc…. And last but not least his legacy album that came out in 90 and it had songs like Diana, sirimba, sasaliza, muserebende, mukwano beera nange(mozy radio lweyakopa in his Jennifer song) etc…. He also had songs he never recorded like flora etc….. Am so blessed to have watched Philly twice

[@moseskabiito7125]

Me too, Osobola Otya is my favorite...then Nkowola omwana....classics

[@springvic5034]

Best analysis. I had even forgotten most of his songs. I was listening to his songs this Xmas as they induce that sort of nostalgia back home preparing for Xmas so I blast those songs in my neighbourhood to get me in the spirit. We cannot even begin to think, not even think about thinking of comparing Philly to this boy. The people who say otherwise tebamanyi and they should do some research before looking at views on KZbin. His songs are in so many platforms. RIP Philly.

[@sullykiyaga7922]

Naye Dianna was on Alone album. We who grew up around blueroom we loved him to death

[@springvic5034]

@@sullykiyaga7922 😆😆. You’re my people.

[@Movie_Trailers101]

Wow thanks for enlightening us more ……💪🏾💪🏾💪🏾💪🏾💪🏾

[@anthonysavio3875]

Shaka was the chap who brought us Jamaican music stars. Chaka Demus/Pliers, Shaba Ranks, Spanner Banner, Buju Banton, Third world, Maxi Priest.

[@Fraciencwa94]

The only happy thing I’ve felt in reading these comments, I’m learning that only boys are on those twitter sites and Facebook. People who take time to listen to these interviews are all sensible on you tube. Thank you for breaking up the issue so well.

[@baibemutts1997]

Wow wow I didn’t want him to stop educating us about the Ugandan music industry appreciated

[@sharllotemazoe5323]

A sober analysis from Shaka. I didn't want him to stop. Kyova olabba nze in Uganda nalemela ku Afrigo Band and a few like-minded musicians of the same caliber. Maddox Sematimba included. The rest, noise just.

[@discovernow2960]

Shaka is speaking facts,, thanks for bringing him, he’s a good story teller and I like how he mentions and remembers both names of all those people

[@JoshRoyReggae]

Super amazing. I know all the names he mentioned!

[@nakalemarashida2485]

Thanks my to bring this man

[@nimbimanyaalex3719]

Philly was a class above, he could be listened to by the whole family without shame but nowadays, a family can't sit together and watch or listen to music for majority of singers without embarrassment. Alex. Shaka thanks.

[@springvic5034]

Imagine the comparison. We can excuse the apologists being mistaken as they’ve been born in times of synthetic music with auto tunes etc. Back then music was live, live shows, live singing no miming, pure voices where musicians played their instruments and sang their own songs and the songs made sense. Every person in diaspora can relate to the songs Philly sang about his life in Sweden that’s how relatable his craft was. We can accept Kenzo has been all over the place but when it comes to talent, please don’t insult Philly’s legacy. Bano abaana babaddeki?

[@serwaddashafik7570]

So am 28 obviously born after Philly's death and I just so happened to play Philly's song 'born in Africa' today. I have no doubt that song alone outweighs all of kenzo's songs put together. Btw, kenzo has got some nice songs am just not interested in playing them in my car much as am from the same generation. I think Fred Masagazi and kabuye Ssembogga are musical greats alongside the other greats. And I think Bruno k has got more views on youtube than Ssembogga and Zex Bilangilangi probably has more youtube views than Alex Mukulu! I prefer to call this the social media generation! Great wisdom from an elder Shaka Mayanja. BTW there's a saying that goes "those who forget their ancestors shall be forgotten by their offspring "Watching all the way from Johannesburg.....

[@senwilliams5483]

For your musical taste even Sammy kasule songs can work for you

[@KazKasozi]

Solid points from Mr Tshaka. Thanks for highlighting some of those great names like Philly Lutaaya, Billy Mutebi, Frank Mbalire, Moses Matovu, Sammy Kasule, Ssekyanzi, Dede, Mwambala, Ssebadduka etal... The current music generation has a general lack of respect of what it took for those people to make the music they made. Notoriety, popularity don't necessarily equate to musical brilliance.

[@nampombaallen4530]

Nze I was there in person, as I was at old Kampala sss. We were lightening candles and a lot of tears

[@katocephas1069]

Shaka,the show u talking about at nakivubo in 1989.i was at old Kampala in senior one .the stadium filled up and hundreds of people remained outside .in Kampala ,u could not pass any music shop without hearing his music playing .NAMAGEMBE of madox and BORN IN AFRICA are the songs ,that deeply still seated on people's hearts.

[@mukasadaniel3319]

Wow, Billy Mutebi sounds like an incredible musician who made significant contributions to Ugandan music. It's unfortunate that he remains relatively unknown to many people today. It's impressive to hear about his early beginnings as a young prodigy and how he rose to become one of the most sought-after guitarists in the country. His ability to compose timeless classics and play the lead guitar in many hit songs is a testament to his musical talent.

[@throne2029]

The last song shaka talked about is called "Osobola otya" Philly was thanking his team,its really well composed.

[@zarasfruits8199]

Thanks for that information

[@throne2029]

@@zarasfruits8199 you’re very welcome.

[@BlackRootsAcademyOfSoul]

Thank you so much 👊🏿🖤

[@throne2029]

@@BlackRootsAcademyOfSoul you’re very welcome

[@311adrian]

"Osobolotya" is a master piece mystery of all his creative compositions...

[@segawaben6181]

RIP PHILLY SAMULABAKO NAYE MUSIC WE AMMALAKO EKIWUUBALO

[@asas7843]

This interview is more than amazing respect to him and his words 🙏

[@Xtinem22]

Kasuku thank u for this interview. Here’s my remarks; 1. When Shaka talks about drums, listen to Juliana Kanyomozi song “I am Ugandan “ u’ll know y she pulled off the remake of Philly’s Diana. 2. If u listen to late Philly’s songs Naalikwagadde & 😢 zo, u may think of the voice of Hon. Geoffrey Lutaaya singing. 3. Sweden 🇸🇪 has music electricity 😅 Lastly, Kenzo yeetonde ate amale atukubiire akalango ka GGWANGA MUJJE.

[@بدر-غ6ظ]

naye banange 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@delittodj555]

Gwanga muffe

[@seramukasa5442]

Mazimaaa

[@naseemnayiga7032]

No reason why

[@phillipbryan675]

Kasuku awooze banange ... saawa ya kuyiga muziki hahaha. Thanks Shaka for the insight . Abo abatalaba Philly sing . Tebalimutegera as long as they never had a chance to watch him sing . I remember when Philly used to come to Buddo Kabinja to visit his kids. Omulembe guno gujooga banange.

[@bassistovgilberto]

Thank you Mukulu wange Tshaka for making clarification about ugandan music industry .I wish those proud singers get to know about this interview.

[@wanjaphilimon]

Thank you Kasuku for your educative journalism. Mr. Shaka has articulated the issues very well. Good music speaks for itself. Niece Henry's opinion was wanting. This interview was timely because I longed to hear an opinion from someone who saw philly in his prime. Thanks again. I wish you the best in your career.

[@bannahmayanja9049]

I was lucky to know this man Philly Lutaya I wasn't a good singer but he made me love music and I was hanging around these guys it was fun awo wenayigila no kweyokya Frank Mbalile Hope Mukasa Gerald Nadibanga, Base nerabide erinya lye abo bali babi nga basaja bawanvu balunjiwa mwana nga bwoba obetaga Blue moon Namirembe Road nga bwoba tolina gwomanyiwo nga tolina gwomanyi. Oyo Kenzo musasira tasobola kutuuka ku love abantu gyebalina kuye Philly mugeza ku Kayiira the love people hard in him.

[@bannahmayanja9049]

Blue room I meant

[@BlackRootsAcademyOfSoul]

Sseluganda ow'erinnya! Great to hear from you Bro. Yeah, the good old days. Outbreak!!

[@herbertmuyomba8172]

Ooh Entebbe Wala remains my best classic from the great Philly Lutaya 🎶🎸🎧

[@katocephas1069]

Ohhh talk about that song ,it has that instrumental part as it ends ,that part entàbula nemba anywa ka juice

[@Jaede_dfn]

Hahaha.....I love dat song to bits

[@medinassir7942]

Kasuku thanks for hosting this great mind speaking facts Philly was of another level our current musicians are not creative Shaka thank you for putting this nonsense to rest. Nairobi is watching

[@emwaka1]

Thank you Omutabaazi Blackman roots unlimited for schooling us. You are a living legend. A documentary of you needs to be done. I have said this over and above many times. Thanks to Tonda for giving you more life.

[@BlackRootsAcademyOfSoul]

Buweereza, only a vessel. It's All The Grace Of Ttonda The Most High, The Guardians And My Ancestors Through Whom I Am Spiritually Guided Itinually ☥

[@collinkibirige5263]

Shaka speaks from the heart coz he has love for the industry

[@jameskatabalwa9657]

Kasuku my father was one of philly friends here in Sweden and Shaka is right,my father say that philly always had a not book at all times and he wrote every day.

[@Traveltheworld1818.]

Hellos from Denmark

[@kasozimichael9047]

Naye ono Mwami Mayanja is a moving encyclopedia in the entertainment industry. Twandimweyambisiza okumujako ebyafaayo ebiwerako. Ate musajja munyumya mulungi

[@rinahkayz9508]

Mr Shaka webale kwagala buwangwa na nnono kudos 👏 I really liked that statement nd all the mentions about beliefs. Ur a pioneer in this Jah bless 🙌 🙏

[@BlackRootsAcademyOfSoul]

Wewaawo Nnyabo. Kyonna kisa kya Ttonda Omutonzi ne ba Jjajja nga basiimye ☥

[@rinahkayz9508]

@@BlackRootsAcademyOfSoul Bweza bweza nyo obwa Jjaja Ttonda ♥️♥️how i wish u teach us more about our roots nze nsigaddemu lock 🔐

[@richardkateregga6592]

Shaka is a living library. I loved his sense of articulation.

[@markikon]

Kasuku banae bring us more of such people. Legendary music stories 🔥

[@malaikamalaika4062]

Thank you,Kasuku, for inviting this gem of wisdom. What an interview!

[@Raymond874]

I can listen to Shaka all day he has alot to say that these current artists need to know 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻

[@basketballdiaries2846]

Shaka's love and knowledge for music is impeccable 👌 Thank you Kasuku

[@sharifssebunya2793]

This is th first show I have watched this year coz it's from a wise person

[@nansikombistellavanessa8297]

Kasuku thanks for hosting Mr. Shaka ,yeah bring him again and again I have really enjoyed his words

[@bukenyafaizo9083]

When u listen to Philly,moses matovu,frank mbalire,Sammy kasule and tonny sengo the late u get to know how this group was so talented

[@senwilliams5483]

Please kasuku next time host tshaka on spirituality issues bambi

[@shamninja7929]

I remember that day Philly Lutaya came to King's College Budo most of us cried...it was sad & unbelievable 😢😔. Well told story...thanks Shaka!.

[@rodvillager5638]

GREAT stuff jajja Shaka. Kasuku, yes, Philly was a Budonian, and during his holiday period, he'd play with the police band. He learned his craft from the police band, and never went back. Its worth watching his "Born in Africa" docu-movie. People will then know who Philly was. Legend!

[@built4it418]

First time seeing on set Ras Shaka .....impressive views and submissions. "....stay aggressive like Nigerians..."

[@mugambwarobert4032]

I enjoy listening to his gentleman. He’s so resourceful

[@nansikombimariamhudah8213]

Wewawo bweza.. shaka thax for knowing our cultures n traditions.... Omutozi Ddunda Namukereka Kiwa mirembe okubalire 🙏🙏🙏🙏

[@nelahqueen8401]

Thanx very much kuku to bring muzeeyi mayanja ovanga ku basajja abo nakuba album neyimba emyaka jona ezabaano zigwako mangu ne radios nezitadamu zikuba tebanyi kukuba bivuguga kyova olaaba batusiruwalilaako kuyimbila ku CD.

[@moseskabiito7125]

Kasuku u shd continue bringing such people who can articulate points. Ggwe imagine omuntu nakusanga nekintu kyo kyokiririzamu naye nakulaga nti it'd wrong and his is the right thing. Shaka Mayanja has made my day.

[@ronladnyonjo]

Shaka Mayanja is right Musicians are married to music. They give it a lot of time, it is their greatest satisfaction. A true musician does not necessarily need to prove himself. Thanks for this interview; hopefully many can learn from it.

[@brendahfar_see]

😘😘Thanks Mr.shaka Mayanja. Thou Nampijja teyaze😘❤️❤️

[@baligeyamohamed3087]

Shaka Mayanja thank you for your being honest to yourself and talking the truth. Our many musicians today can't measure to the bar of philly Lutaaya. Many of today's musicians are just average . Many of them just sing love songs period! Nothing tangible to learn from their many non inspiring songs. Very few of them are that good

[@jonathanking2968]

I have liked the way Shaka has composed everything well ! These ugandan musicians are using some words loosely ! Philly shouldn't be in any category

[@barryspice315]

Kasuku.. Interviewing Our UncleShaka💕. This will push yo KZbin more. Do more of him. Than others.. Integrity and knowing. Call it Skadom Mega

[@brianagie7246]

Kasuku thnks for bringing Shaka

[@rusokedalton1307]

It feels good to be a budonian,well said shaka.much respect straight outa mutesa house

[@tegatoons5292]

Straight outta Australia house

[@maleianmarvin7911]

indeed

[@Traveltheworld1818.]

​@@tegatoons5292 Buddonian too here..Canada house.. 1998 - 2001..greetings from Denmark

[@kamulegeyakim]

Kasuku.... your channel is good... you give your guests time to talk and you become just like us the listeners. You don't always interrupt. Keep up the good work. Keep bring resourceful people like Shaka...

[@angellokinene816]

I liked this interview. Ideally, the interview highlighted that everything in the universe is a form of Energy, Measured in Frequency. And Every Frequency has an Effect (Cosmic) Music is Sound, transformed as Waves in terms of Wave Length (Frequency) and each frequency has a cause to the forces of the universe. Thank you Uncle Tshaka 👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾

[@___19965]

Can we all appreciate Kasuku that he has upped his game and is doing alot of exclusives and putting in the time without alot of regurgitation and repetitiveness of guests? He is nolonger lazy and he is out to get the information!.. kasuku divide the set into compartments, 1).get music executives and entrepreneurs to discuss music bussiness , 2).get musicians to discuss music trends, get producers to discuss music production, 3).get music videographers to discuss that ... 4).Get gossip freelances to discuss trending gossip and the music show bizz. Atleast our artists will learn something and so are the funs. Now host, 1 political analyses to discuss politics.. 2) host political propagandists to talk about propaganda. AND MANY MOREEEEEE! I am liking the channel..I came when we were few subscribers now we are almost 100k

[@ssekitoolekosharif6924]

Yah ennyimba za philly ezisinga yaziyimba dda album ye eyasooka yaliiko enyimba nga baasi namakwekwe,tugira tulinda,bwoba osiimye, luisa,flora zaali nnyingi at 21 yrs of age yali aliina enyimba nga 10

[@lainihadijah5856]

@Shaka Mayanja and Kasuku ..... You were right about the song "Olumbe Lwo'bwavu " by the Afrigo Band. The Intro as you listen to the instrumental, the Solo guitar/ Rhythm guitar , the Saxophone, drums and Trumpet OMG says a lot just before Mr. Matovu does the vocal introduction

[@Hak992]

I’m still pained at the words Kenzo said about Philly How dare he?? More so benefitting from Philly’s hard work

[@bryanmckonzi8746]

Nice interview. He talked about Tim Kizito(rip) Nice guy just went missing in Los Angeles My two cents about Eddy and philly, we all know CNN is a news network Nnnn ur when Eddy’s song is played in prime time on CNN then we can start comparing him.

[@fatiafatumah4500]

Thank you

[@AwakeningUganda842]

I didn't know Kasuku is a cool guy , thanks for bringing shaka

[@sadatntambi1271]

Shaka you are right. Most of the current music is garage music. There are brands that live for ages. Philly is among. Am not of that generation but i notice there is a difference. Thanks Shaka

[@zarasfruits8199]

You should bring shake back and school 🎓 our musicians, They think 🤔 they know more.

[@leonardmagezi3871]

I agree with Shaka 200% no musician here in Uganda can compare him self to Lutaaya era Kenzo should with his statement immidiately.

[@asiimwetimothylim1368]

Kasuku ekintu okitadde ku level ndala nyo mukwano Bless you

[@mataalozius9551]

Shaka is genius about music Thanks to bring pple with matter next stop I want Joseph batte

[@olivia-kim-abba]

TShaka you are right. Today some of the musicians mindset is myopic‼️. They are looking for fame with no substance. Kasuku thank you for hosting the Living Legend. Much love TShaka❤️

[@BlackRootsAcademyOfSoul]

👊🏿🖤🤍

[@uncleinnoMusiq184]

Bukadde Magezi !!!! i am Glad we still have mature brains in the industry

[@levelsmedia363]

Shaka has said it all walai, They should all stand in madox Ssemanda, and madox seriously is better than them all combined

[@yannickbusingye20]

Thanks Kuku for bringing Shake on this interview, looking forward for more sensible interviews like this one, big love

[@mohamednameyo2607]

Yes yes uncle shark speaks music he has it all big up big bro much respect from me

[@prospectanalyst4338]

A similar debate occurred in the Shaderoom. A musician (I can't recall if it was Travis Scott or Usher) was compared to Michael Jackson, and the entire Shaderoom went up in flames. Based on the responses, it was evident that most people found the disrespect to be intolerable.

[@markraymond3577]

Wow wow what an interview mr shaka has sumarized it all i didnt get a chance to see the lengend but according to mr shaka the dude was superb

[@70caligula]

Wow last saw Winston Shaka in 93 in Kabalagala at some boutique yakasibiranga wo nnyo his older Lugemwa "Luggie" (RIP) was a good buddy of mine.

[@BlackRootsAcademyOfSoul]

Wewaawo Ssebo. Luggie yatuluma nnyo, left us in his prime.

[@segawaben6181]

My best song is Likambo ya falanga wabula olemwa but rest in eternal peace ✌ ❤you will be on my heart ♥

[@MrFleece1]

Kasuku, you're my young brother, actually all I want is you to take more time with uncle Shaka off the camera but Rasta Shaka has summarized everything

[@elizabethnkinzi9956]

Shaka is without doubt intelligent and knowledgeable, it would be great to often have him.Great interview and great analysis 👍

[@dsmark26]

My 5th time to watching this interview , Kasuka thanks for getting an insight from a music scholar’s point of view

[@baguronnie4632]

I hv watched it like 7 times

[@dianahnattabi9472]

Kasuku thanks for bringing SHAKA he's a living Library 💪✊. I love such pipo with Knowledge and History

[@leilabeckla8949]

That man is so good I need to hear him more......I love that guy ......that has information......

[@brazza5401]

Wabula Uncle Shaka namala asisinkanako ne Vj.Mark gubula asala

[@ireneluyiga7545]

Waaliwo show eNakivubo mu 1989, Philly lwe yayimba n'abaana ba HSC aba Gayaza HIGH School. Candles were lit as it got dark. Naye ffe twali tuvuddeyo mu kisaawe. Ekitundu ky'okukoleza emisubbaawa twakirabira ku tv; n'okuwulirira ku radio.

[@wassawsamuel5443]

Thank you Mr Shaka I last watched u on tusker progect fame sn1

[@golobatitus]

Thank You so much Kasuka for interviewing Tshaka Mayanja🔥🔥🔥👊👊👊

[@markikon]

It’s really been a great show bring uncle Shaka at Talk ed talk show

[@kibulegerald7630]

Kasuku bring moses matuvu if possible to tell us his story about philly

[@katongolealex-9504]

Am so great full for you man kasuku and legendary shacka but may you pliz invite Mr moses matovu,vj Mark and lord Fred sebata we shall get the truth

[@hakimssemambo6742]

This guy doesn't mention the battle but his all words puts a mind in like u that no one is better than philby by far

[@Ayogenius67]

Shaka is true on that point Ugandans love music it’s our nature that’s Nigerian and Jamaican have concerts in here

[@camaradepatrick8389]

Kasuku looks skinny today😂! Great show man!

[@BlackRootsAcademyOfSoul]

Very funny 😂

[@irenedanielznabz]

Tootal violence

[@seramukasa5442]

😂😂

[@clementmugisapro5356]

😂😂😂😂

[@mukwanatimothy6426]

May be he has started to 🏋️‍♀️🏋️‍♀️🏋️‍♀️🏋️‍♀️

[@stevejahlil5389]

shaka jah nalubaale bless u man.

[@rodvillager5638]

Everything Shaka says is true. During his last moments, he was so desperate to finish the album and infact it contributed a lot to his death, because he'd not sleep, he was always working. Writing music during day, producing in the night, and yet was VERY sick. Only got worse because of overworking himself

[@lulamsinvestments2793]

Wow. That’s a very powerful statement

[@bryanseruwagi9972]

the humility of this guy is Gold

[@BlackRootsAcademyOfSoul]

Wewaawo Ssebo. It's All The Grace Of Ttonda The Most High, The Guardians And My Ancestors Through Whom I Am Spiritually Guided Itinually ☥

[@williamyeboah7784]

I agree, Maddox is one of Ugs finest musicians. No one's music in this new generation can compare their music to his.. and that's just his Namagembe Album, in terms of creativity and Production. Full stop. It's the only music I have spent my hard earned money on. I have never bought any other ug music.

[@kabugobrian9446]

This was a very informative and educative show. Thank you Kasuku!

[@fidelityMediaAgency]

Kuku grt interview....shaka put it right... Many musicians don't give time to their craft....

[@MrCashmo23]

what a great interview shaka knows what his talking about, BONGOLEY is our finest musician ever, great interview kukuwazabanga, bring him back he got stories for days and informative, plus pure facts.

[@patnabuu6072]

Shaka is a man of good character bambi. Thanks Kuku wange.

[@isaackiguli1166]

This is the best interview ever .

[@mkabanda12]

Shaka is very very right, pple think producing songs every day is being popular. Some people have many songs but their songs many of them are not good .

[@buildplanconsult4411]

Thanks a lot Kasuku & Tshaka. You've said it all. Philly was not just a world class musician but an ambassador & an icon.

[@sairecordsinternationalug657]

Blessings to Raster Shaka

[@mugemafamily5731]

Such informative man 😮