Music & Art | Episode 1 | Unveiling The True Back Story Of Kabasele. From Music To Military To Music

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[@charlesotieno2322]

Kabasele is the king in luo music

[@humphreynyapuodi8585]

Great interview. As a founder member of Undugu Societies of Kenya, we wanted to acquire more instruments for our music band. So I contacted one of the cofounders of Lunna Kidi by the name of Emmanuel Otieno, who was my neighbor, and asked him how we could acquire used music equivalents for our musical group. He gave me Kabassele’s phone number, and I informed him about the purpose of my call. He said that Sunday would morning would be okay. John Fox and I left Makadara office, and headed to Jericho estate where he was residing at the time. We knocked at the door and he proply ushered us in without a a smile . I told him that, Emmanuel, one of your former band mates told me that you had some musical equipments you intended to dispose of. Then Kabasseleh asked me what we wanted to pay for the musical equipments. John Fox interjected and asked him what was intending to sell it for. I don’t recall his asking for, and John Fox gavel him a counter offer which I thought was demeaning and racist. Hajullas got up, opened the door and kicked us out of his house. That was the integrity of a a strong African man.

[@jamesamayo9]

Combining Journalism with love for history must be the most interesting job in the world.

[@user-qt4kr2dn2c]

Very articulate and conclusive! I'm very happy to have the memories of Ochieng Kabaselle back. Thank you mwalimu for providing light where there was darkness, what a show!

[@alpha_chronicles7494]

The interview is top notch. Very eloquent and lively. Please do a follow up interview on the musicians who were part of the band.

[@monicaachoch1183]

Attended same school Dr Kraph with Ochieng

[@OsanoCavine]

Ber Kabisa

[@tonyohato-pu8qh]

Oyier is a great storyteller.😂

[@aggreyotieno7452]

This is a gold mine, Am glad to have come across it, I would love to meet this legend.

[@ogollakevin5733]

Melesi mingi Molakisi Ogolla Adoyo Oyier,Yaya ya baleki Nzambe apambola yo mingi 🙏🙏

[@vivianachieng1361]

You should do Musa Juma and Omondi Tony next

[@pedeshejumahsudithebigboss3557]

I support 100%

[@calvinceonyango625]

I just love this guy bana😂😂. Meda uru episode moro😅

[@user-qw1eu9bz1z]

Thats great bro for interview, ogola was my great physics and maths teacher

[@odhiambookara]

From the horses mouth. Very well said👌👌💯

[@mauriceonyangooyugi5833]

Mwalimu Ogolla Oyier, the real guy i knew in early 90s. Very eloquent and articulate with lots of accurate memory. This is very rich and informative interview of putting records right on the Maestro Aljulas Ochieng Nyapanji Ochieng Wuod Ogola. I love this man to the tilt

[@kijanayaaput8940]

Ilikuwa muziki tamu kabisa🙌👏💥🔥

[@johnsonjumamokacha4036]

Great work and thanks very much for bringing us reality.

[@Kenyanmedia01]

I love how Oyier is speaking good English... he's so eloquent in his articulations of the language . I love the history

[@benardkonya9117]

He is a retired teacher

[@TimothyNyaure-lb4kc]

@@benardkonya9117 He taught me physics in high school year 1999. I was in form two.

[@meshackogutu5433]

He taught me physics in form two the year 1990 at Wangapala high school. We used to call him Ogola wuora. He loved singing kabaselleh's songs and zaiko langa langa. Loved football too

[@peterwandera8273]

What do you expect of a Physics and Maths teacher?

[@TimothyNyaure-lb4kc]

@@meshackogutu5433 yes he was a fun of football.

[@georgeodeny35]

Iconic. What a beautiful narration Mwalimu.

[@johnomondi2648]

Inspiring in deed

[@John-xv1nt]

Wow, I love this content. I would like story about the following, Awino Lawi, Okatch Biggy, Lt HezekiahOchuka, Musa Juma, etc Good Job

[@desertmambaproductions5376]

Hezekiah Ochuka: kzbin.info/www/bejne/rou9Z4BqjLSth6ssi=pZhiRuNSlmK_cW_U

[@chrisbeckham8293]

The set location is perfect

[@ramoskoduor2072]

I miss my friend mwalimu, but I didn't leave him with rasta! Am surprised!

[@sirvictor3329]

This guy is telling this story like it happened yesterday

[@josiahillah8917]

This is well explained... at least I have learnt a lot today

[@kevinomondi9358]

Great interview

[@bettykeya4990]

Good job Kwach. Ive enjoyed the session. I could spend a whole day with oyier and not get bored. A good narrator.

[@francisodhiambo4704]

One month later, I meet this and it does not matter the time. I have it now. As a writer, I consider this quite resourceful. Erokamano for this.

[@evansaggreyonyango1988]

Hiyo interview ni moto, after listening to Odindo Kadori and Mwalimu Oyier am now complete wan Jo Asembo .. wamor

[@mystyjakanyango4079]

Good. Pongezi kwenu. Splendid information from a reliable source.

[@nkimandi]

really enjoyed the interview..the bro has a really really sharp memory flawlessly remembering events,names,people,years..he is a walking repository on benga and rumba as well as on his late bro..i would imagine a book by him or him opening a social media page that is part autobiography,part biography and benga history as he witnessed for reference and study..kudos!

[@brianomondi5768]

wow , what a lively story

[@hansstephenotomchief6815]

Kabaselleh is still a masterpiece

[@ajerojerry8635]

Very informative.. I like how the man captures everything well

[@jumaongola2010]

An extremely a good interview with deeper informations given. Am lucky to have acquired more informations pertaining the late legend Ochieng Kabasseleh and done away with the false stories relating to his family background, military and music carrier entirely. Towards the end of the interview, Lingala was just lingalaling in full doze.. Congrats

[@tonnyawendo]

Lovely rich history of kabasele.

[@johnomondi2648]

Kipsombe ,l know that place very well! There's a school there called St.Michael Kipsombe,some few kilometres from Soi town

[@pauljubilee9749]

❤❤❤❤

[@amosowino8840]

Very resourceful video. But you may have to translate/subtitle sections where Oyier Ogola Adoyo talks in Luo language for the benefit of those who don't understand the language

[@Kevoo-3k7]

I like the show

[@davidmusoke8255]

Well articulated ❤

[@osayemedia]

Great interview 👍

[@babuo9778]

Excellent interview

[@beatricebetty8099]

❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@KevinOdhiambo-qz4tq]

Very interesting Bob towadu nade?? 😅😅😅😅😅

[@KennedyOmondi-yw8ws]

You're doing great job bro... subscribed!!

[@desertmambaproductions5376]

Thank you very much brother

[@wuodoketch]

Mwalimu Ogolla Oyier is a good storyteller

[@hansstephenotomchief6815]

Asembo republic our region

[@charlesadero6000]

This is a fantastic rich history you have demystified a lot of lies we hear about how he composed the song Wuora Ogolla while in Jail.

[@hansstephenotomchief6815]

Bwaja dalawa❤❤

[@muonlinetv1879]

I know this mzee he stays near migosi primary

[@clintonowira7278]

Allow offline downloads bwana

[@victorongudi919]

Would have been better in Dholuo.

[@edupapah85]

He never knew ni the person he was interviewing was a luo koro opotoka sana luo was the best, I wish ni otem e interview ne ma next

[@keneddynyagudi5819]

Can you also tress the routes of Okatch Biggy

[@tbwanat]

Top notch content. Shooting a bit poor though.

[@254affairs4]

please any leads to where Kabaselleh was burried in Eldoret. Ive been to kiplombe trying to inquire about him,,,please

[@profwuodyimbo2985]

Can we get Mbuta Ka Dance

[@desertmambaproductions5376]

Working on that. Thank you.

[@theeduke921]

Kindly link me to the guy...

[@oumawilly2188]

Hi can you link me up with the man

[@onyangoonyango5611]

Mano wuod ochieng kendo wuod ogola...'wat imedo gi osiep"

[@oscarsweya3472]

mit ndi.....where was he buried

[@user-ui9lb7ek5d]

Kiplombe

[@Qing_D]

People keep wondering how I know the songs of the old people and my response is always this: 'Good music is just good music it doesn't matter whether you're young or old. Wise thoughts....

[@Kenyanmedia01]

I love how Oyier Is speaking good English... he's so eloquent in his articulations of the language . I love the history