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==Credits== | |||
*Bass – Kankia | |||
*Lead Guitar, Rhythm Guitar, Arranged By, Producer – Charles Muyamwa | |||
*Maracas – Freddy Ndalabo | |||
*Recorded By – Graham Skinner, Nikki Ashley | |||
*Saxophone – John Kongolo | |||
*Trumpet – Lolo Chimanga | |||
==See also== | ==See also== | ||
Revision as of 19:10, 15 February 2018
| A Zambian Guitar | |
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| by Charles Muyamwa | |
| Released | 1976 |
| Recorded | Graham Skinner, Nikki Ashley |
| Studio | DB Studios |
| Genre | Latin, Folk, World, & Country |
| Label | Conga (2) – CCM 2 |
A Zambian Guitar is a 1976 music album by Charles Muyamwa. The debut album came at the time Muyamwa had left the Zambia Broadcasting Services (ZBS) for Nchanga Consolidated Copper Mines (NCCM). The album was recorded at DB Studios in Lusaka. It is considered one of the best instrumentals to ever be released in Zambia.
Tracklist
- A1 Mama Rosa
- A2 Changa Na Mwele
- A3 Ikosole
- A4 Renée
- B1 Chiyeyeye
- B2 Dziko Lino Ni Zambia
- B3 A Zambian Dance
- B4 Windilang'ani
Credits
- Bass – Kankia
- Lead Guitar, Rhythm Guitar, Arranged By, Producer – Charles Muyamwa
- Maracas – Freddy Ndalabo
- Recorded By – Graham Skinner, Nikki Ashley
- Saxophone – John Kongolo
- Trumpet – Lolo Chimanga
See also
References
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