Wow! from the 1970s? It sounds so good, I love this kind of music.

wow.... this reminds me of my teenage hood...Very nice song..LOve old dholuo songs

Tanzanian

Iko vizuri

Hullo, that was real music especially during late at night parties when everyone was already drunk with local brews. That were the only peaceful moments in Uganda.

Great music during the 70s!

I was very young then. We used to sneak to dance parties. Since we were very young and small, we were not allowed to enter the house. So we remained outside in the cold the whole night!. The language did not matter then, just the music.

Ooh my late dad with his old music system-his masters voice.Memories are made of this.

Inanikumbusha mbali sana

These ballads are deadly. If this songs "kills" me this way; how about those who understand the language in which it is expressed? They are perhaps deadest and buried already!!!!!!!!!

Was young and in primary school at that time. I had a neighbour policeman who used to play these kinds of music.....we could hide behind mom to go and listen to these....nostalgic

I remember kamandiko...moraa

Melly Amondi Njogoro Ammina

"Owenga Asimy". Quite a piece of something one would call special....very friendly to the spirit.

This melody is eqivalent to the "ikwokilikwo" played in the south east of Nigeria. I'd advise you to check, Oriental Brothers of Nigeria, Oliver de Coque & Oghene 76 aswell.

Luo music was then a hit in Eastern Nigeria.. Style was akin to Igbo highlife music. Luo guitar is superb

how we used to dance this songs in kilimambogo going round a table in 70s and 80s ,the pressure lump was our stima those days

We had enough liberty and good strong girls well mature and anabling atmosphere gold old days .wellington barasa luswet

Tema bravo para bailar

Those day I heard Luo I thought ..it's people from another planet ..since what they sang I couldn't understand yet so sweet to my ears...I owned vinyl records the player and so many girlfriends due to these influence....😂😂😂😂😂

I could travel all the way to meet soft spoken recorder indian in kericho with his VW combi Chandarana you made many musician God bless you

Those were the days when life was life.these songs really kills me. It reminds me when I was a really man full energy. Those Kenya was ONE. WE Interacted with all tribes freely without fear.

because of dirty politics, tribal politics, and moi said it and it came to pass

Paul Mabwai

This reminds when there was no jaluo or kiuk. the music is still top.

That may mean that tribalism is largely propagated by "us" the young generation. Let's slay this dragon of tribalism. It's not useful.

excelente tema...saludos desde barranquilla colombia!!

edgard ray

De acuerdo! Saludos desde Moscu'...

This was the music, when we didn't used to care about tribe. I wish we go back there

Thanks Lokasurak! Great memories! How is the family!

Old is gold who can turn back those days,years run very fast.

Those were days youths were unite, no drugs

Ah golden moments .the fingers were really working for us .

The very best of Benga.

reminds me of the 1970s in the rural areas in the then Rhodesia now Zimbabwe

Mimi ni mpenzi sana wa miziki hii

Good stuff!

gramophone... real legends

It was Sanyo and Phillip record players.

Those were days youths were unite, no drugs

Just listen to the beats !!

Oh dad...i miss you when I listen to your favourite song

CAN SOMEBODY POST HUNDWE 9 OR IS 139 A HIT IN 1975

It was Hundhwe 139 called Veronica.

That was when Ladies were Ladies with skirts and tops only. No long trousers.

These were the days. I member very fondly in 1975 when I was in Form 2 and each we were home for half term we used to dance to the of Kawere boys all over.

Not kich buye to luangni bodho. The so called swag.

Nice kanindo singles pliz add more

Kawere boys

Ah Golden days of our time yaye

David Mahila ply asong saidaberomo

Am knot a luo but i total love this son

I'm looking for the song kawere boys nyasaye ting wan'g

safi sana hongerani sana, tunakumbuka good time kweli zilizopita, ila still bado tunakumbuka.28.06.18.

Do you have side A of this record. It called Joice Adhiambo.

Ma be Jane nyar ahero manokowowa nyaka wachopo ksm..I really miss the chorus

Jaluo ni gharama ....hahahaaa!!

Jaluo ni perfection.

Which year was the music?

around 1973

Charles Juma. it was 1975

noma xana

ngode kotula yaye! wacha tu!

am from kisii land,,we were small boys then,,we did not understood luo language,,but we understood the beat,,,,more so the climax,,and we could tell who the musician was at the first strounding of the guitar,,good old 80s

BN

Mnawesa sana muziki

jaluo thum