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Koloko, Leonard:
Zambian Music Legends.
Research Triangle Park, N.C.: Lulu.com, 2012. 415 p.
ISBN 978-1-4709-5335-5

CONTENTS

(i) Dedication 6
(ii) Acknowledgements 7
(iii) Introduction 8

Part One
The Evolution of Zambian Music 11

1. The genesis 12
2. The great old folks 14
– ‘Guitar men of the 1950s and 60s’
3. Era of Imitation 29
– ‘The Swinging 60s and early 70s’
4. The birth and growth of zamrock 38
– ‘The mid-70s to the late 80s’
5. Discomania 48
– The youth craze of the 80s
6. Kalindula Music 55
– Back to the roots -1980s to the 1990s
7. Zambian reggae scene 70
8. Zambian women in music 90
9. Zambian rhumba 121
10. Gospel music 131
– Old wine in new a barrell
11. Trials and tribulations of the 1990s 152
12. Other voices, other choices 168
13. They came to Zambia 192
14. Into the new millennium 205
15. Revelations 225
– 2011 and Beyond: Most promising stars

Part Two
Galaxy of Superstars 228

1. Tinkles – Poineers of the Zambian recording industry 229
2. Witch – Zam-rocking with havoc 232
3. Musi-O-Tunya – The thundering afro-rythmns 239
4. Rikki Ililonga – Poetics… Politics and superstardom 242
5. Keith Mlevhu – God Father of zam-rock 250
6. Ricky Banda – The master bassist 259
7. Paul Ngozi – The pied-piper of zam-rock 261
8. Smokey Haangala – Gifted musician, singer and writer 266
9. Teddy Chisi – The ‘Limbikani’ man and singing accountant 271
10. Teddy Chilambe – The hit making folk singer and miner 272
11. Nashil Pitchen Kazembe – King of Zambian rhumba 276
12. P K Chishala – ‘Professor’ of controversial hits 279
13. Alfred Kalusha Chisala – father and son legacy 282
14. Ackim Simukonda – Man with a velvet voice 284
15. Cosmos Zani – Master of the keyboards 287
16. Mike Nyoni – Smooth singing zam-music giant 290
17. Lazarus Tembo – The folk giant of vision and sound 292
18. Anna Mwale – God mother of the Zambian music scene 294
19. Larry Maluma – Musical ambassador to Australia 297
20. Amayenge – Leaders in Zambian authentic vibes 301
21. Emmanuel Mulemena – Our man of great eminence 308
22. Mulemena Boys – Keeping the legacy alive 314
23. Masasu Band – The great kings of manchancha 317
24. Serenje Kalindula – Kings of kalindula music 321
25. Shalawambe – Giants of authentic sounds 323
26. Oliya – Youthful, energetic and talented band 326
27. Patrick Chisembele – Whiz kid of song and dance 329
28. Air Power – ‘That’s the way we get by …’ 332
29. Distro Kuomboka – ‘Moving on with authentic sounds’ 334

Part Three
Legends behind the Scenes 336

1. Edward Khuzwayo: Man behind The Zambia Music Parlour 337
2. Teal Record Company 339
3. Malachite Film Studios 343
4. Chisha Folotiya: Mr. Mondo Music 344
5. MUVI Studios 347
6. DB Studios: Lusaka’s first private studio 350
7. Peter Musungilo: Legendary sound engineer 351
8. Print journalists 353
9. Music promoters 357
10. ZNBC: Mother of the Zambian music industry 359
11. Mission Press audio/video studio 368

Part Four
Voices from the Diaspora 370

Ellly ‘White’ Zulu 372
Flinto Chandia 372
Steve Banda Kalenga 373
Eddie Manda 374
Muriel Mwamba 374
Patricia Kaoma 377
Ken Simuyemba 378
Chasaya Sichilima 379
Prudence Sinkala 384
Chilu Lemba 388
James Mbewe 387
Rozalla Miller 389
Warren Mills 390
Samantha Mumba 390
Hil Street Soul 392
Simwinji Zeko 393
Bina Nkwazi 394
Bwalya Chimfwembe 395
Barbara Kayonde 397

Part Five
Quotable Quotes 398

Stardom and greatness 399
Music as a career 399
Record sales 402
Music and culture 403
In memory of … 405
Personal / Lifestyle 406
Music and fashion 407
Government support /Recognition 408
Politics 409
Music and economy 410
HIV / AIDS 411
Songs / Albums 412

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