Remember those days when you are sent to the tarven owned by the council, to buy Chibuku yankapa, bati yamafuta, and you come sipping of it nokulundamo tu menshi panono,even when you were owned by your father to buy from a bar where you will find alot of people dancing, ninshi ebubilile...he he he he Ndeke Happy Bar and Mwalule in Ndeke, those were days
This makes me miss Luanshya. Life will never be the same. I was also sent to buy chibuku either at Kalulu bar, section 25 or 23 in Mpatamatu. Mixed emotions cause this song reminds me of the departed.
I remember my father sending me to go and buy chibuku through a small window at Chilimira Club in Roan Township in Luanshya in the early 1980s. Gone are those wonderful days.
GOD gave us real musicians in the 70s and 80s and late 80s, no no Zambia was real that time, same as the zns program,,,, that program was too Good,,,, and what we used to call rural reconstruction (RR)
Reminds of mwansanga council tarvern in kamuchanga, mufulira. Good old days. We stayed near this tarvern and listened to these songs from 10 hrs when the place would be open till 22 hrs closing time. Great times. I miss those days.
This is music not the noise we hear nawadays. Peter Tsotsi Juma was also famous in East Africa as his rhythm was similar to that of Franco luambo luanzo Makiadi and his TP OK JAZZ band, sosoliso orchestra, super Mazembe, Magelepa from Tanzania, DR Congo and Kenya Respectively. They will say its for the old people, but ak just 33 years born in 1991. I know the best type of music
In this hilarious piece of Music Peter tsotsi Juma laments the voice of a woman who is fed up with her husband's Brothers who were so dis respective. thank you for your upload. Twalumba twakatandabala
In old times , zambians believed a widow can't mingle .I object , reasoning widows are beings just like the rest of us.partly and part of them stop this stigma because long are those days.
Yes those were days , i remember my father would send me to buy chibuku , at MBITA BAR, in Livingstone along kaunda road, next mbita bar and ME s .....
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This songs reminds me of my late Granny father'2024
Remember those days when you are sent to the tarven owned by the council, to buy Chibuku yankapa, bati yamafuta, and you come sipping of it nokulundamo tu menshi panono,even when you were owned by your father to buy from a bar where you will find alot of people dancing, ninshi ebubilile...he he he he Ndeke Happy Bar and Mwalule in Ndeke, those were days
+Godwin Kalunga chibuku yankapa pa mupani tarven ku chimwemwe
Godwin Kalunga
0 yes!!!!!!!!!
This makes me miss Luanshya. Life will never be the same. I was also sent to buy chibuku either at Kalulu bar, section 25 or 23 in Mpatamatu. Mixed emotions cause this song reminds me of the departed.
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i love zambia music. i am congo bemba. Pweto is my village. now i live in usa
current music does not go anywhere to this type. great days
By far far far, this is original Zambian sounds
Level yapusana mudala wandi, this is absolute gold!!!
I remember my father sending me to go and buy chibuku through a small window at Chilimira Club in Roan Township in Luanshya in the early 1980s. Gone are those wonderful days.
The place is still there pa roan township
One luv from gambia!!!
GOD gave us real musicians in the 70s and 80s and late 80s, no no Zambia was real that time, same as the zns program,,,, that program was too Good,,,, and what we used to call rural reconstruction (RR)
I remember this song, when I was young my dad used to play it, its nice.
Great golden music with alot of meaning....it reminds of the radiograms and record players
Peter Tsotsi Juma the legends of Zambian music great memories of the 80s.
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Real Zambian music, those days my father used to send me to buy chibuku in umutende police club in kasanda police
This song reminds me when by my father to buy chibuku beer pa chunga tarven and said ngawasanga tapili bantu don't buy 😂😂😂
Why did he say
If there are no pipo dancing at the bar meant the beer was still fresh but we're U find pipo dancing meant that the beer nabubila strong enough
Down to earth blast of the yester years singing about the reality of life about how relatives behave..
Excellent music, what a world tukashila ba pompwe.
Walanda bwino we mwana wa mfumu
Reminds me of the innocent lives led in kabwe...Mishemi tarven is where my older cousins used to drink from...the chibuku had oil on top
Reminds of mwansanga council tarvern in kamuchanga, mufulira. Good old days. We stayed near this tarvern and listened to these songs from 10 hrs when the place would be open till 22 hrs closing time. Great times. I miss those days.
This song reminds of mapongoshi and samfya tarvens in mufuliras chibolya township.A super real blast of the yesteryears
I remember when i had 8yrs i used sing this song, beautiful message❤
I remember this music when I was young ku Chifubu at Winter tavern near Kalukungu
Old is Gold........
I'm still remember in those days when I was with my parents
it was wanderful especially during selebletion of independence 24th October every year🎉😂
I remember my father when he was very energetic may his soul rest in peace
This is music not the noise we hear nawadays. Peter Tsotsi Juma was also famous in East Africa as his rhythm was similar to that of Franco luambo luanzo Makiadi and his TP OK JAZZ band, sosoliso orchestra, super Mazembe, Magelepa from Tanzania, DR Congo and Kenya Respectively. They will say its for the old people, but ak just 33 years born in 1991. I know the best type of music
Zambia the real Africa
In this hilarious piece of Music Peter tsotsi Juma laments the voice of a woman who is fed up with her husband's Brothers who were so dis respective. thank you for your upload. Twalumba twakatandabala
Lovely
These are things we are seeing today.
They don't sing them like this anymore 🇿🇲🇿🇲💯💕💞
Mixed emotions cause this song reminds me of the departed. Like Harriet Nene of ZNBC Radio 4
The great Harriet Nene the iron Lady my role model.
It's never to late in life until you are late!!!!!!!
Taking me back to the 80s. Real music that reminds me of my uncle. Batata Bashi Chungu continue to RIEP ❤
Excellent educative song and sweet melody to listen too. Culturally rich meaningful our kalindula.
It brings me memories of 1980s when my father was energetic to pray as music
Excellent music 🎶🎶 with good message and I wish I was born 1980s not nowadays
Very beautiful songs, when you listen, you even feel the body moves. Not ishalelo kwati nababakama pamukoshi, no meaning
This is what we call real music. It has a message and a danceable rhythm. LEGEND!!
Indeed.
I hope national Archives and ZNBC have done their part in ensuring that it is immortalised
Miss those days! Iyeeee sure.
Zambia oh yes Zambia....
This song reminds of my grandfather in kabwe in 80s
I remember those 1980s in mbala zns munyezi we used to go ku CPL mess and buy chibuku sipping on the way home
Real life music
Is this story still happening now days? These they were legend's.
super music is in our blood.
Viva Zambia! old golden days.
2024 anyone here?
Every one is gone the soccer players, also the musicians
"Bangumaula pamusana bafwaya kukupyana taulafwa"
2022 still enjoy to this music
Oh,God , this is Fantastic sound
This music has stood the test of time.
Original Zambian sounds
Back into time... just brilliant!
I remember alot of things this hit bring me back
i am still enjoying the music to date
The music that will never fed
nice song legend Mr Peter
So batheas
Nice song may soul rest in peace
Enjoying the music from our legends.May their souls rest in eternal peace.
This is real music freinds
Wonder music!
Wonderful music those were days
I love them
In old times , zambians believed a widow can't mingle .I object , reasoning widows are beings just like the rest of us.partly and part of them stop this stigma because long are those days.
Good old days in my father's house 😁
Entitlement at its best
Beautiful
Real life, real music!
Great sound
Good music with powerful messages
Those were the days
Tell me what is going on bashi Chanda this song yalimpanga sana
I have ended up liking Bashi Chanda😂
legend that is Peter Tsotsi Juma, thanks Ras
yo !!!!!!!!!!! I'm missing my country zambia
Nd only legends listen to this kind of music
R.l.p copperbelt legend 🙏🙏🙏
Those were real men of that time.
ama jubox mumatarven ninshi shilelila olddays.
Good days in Matero,at Chunga tarven
What are great music
Yes those were days , i remember my father would send me to buy chibuku , at MBITA BAR, in Livingstone along kaunda road, next mbita bar and ME s .....
Kommon man
Battery low by xaven
OG
Anyone to upload "bafoloko"
It's available on UA-cam. Search for John Mwansa - BaFoloko
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Still in my memory,,,,wonderful and educative music !