Keith Mlevhu – Banafimbusa

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Label:	Mac Bullet – KMMLP 001
Format:	Vinyl, LP, Album
Country:	Zambia
Released:	1976
Genre:	Rock, Folk, World, & Country
Style:	African, Psychedelic Rock, Hard Rock, Country

Tracklist

A1		Banafimbusa
A2		Dzikolino Ni Zambia
A3		Mwana Opanda Bambo
A4		Lesa Wetu Yewayuka
A5		Nkonkonko Kuchibi
B1		Wemayo Tulachula
B2		Na Chansa
B3		Achimwene
B4		Liyense
B5		The Bad Will Die.

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Recorded At – Z.B.S. Studios, Lusaka
Printed By – Printpak

Credits

Arranged By, Producer, Design Concept, Design, Artwork, Liner Notes – Keith Mlevhu
Design Concept, Design, Artwork – Norman Muntemba*
Engineer [Sound] – Steve S. Mwenda
Keyboards – Cosmos Zani (tracks: A1, B2, B3)

Notes

Born in Chingola on the 14th September, 1950. Keith has been in the Musical scene for more than ten years and has all along been a Musician. The only lonely son of Mr and Mrs Mlevhu, first burst on the Music front with the Dynamagic, New Orleans, Rave Five, Macbeth, The End and Aqualung. Sticking with these outfits restricted Keith from experimenting on his ideas, so after the break-up of Aqualung Keith went solo. Then things started happening. What things? Everything that is on this Album you are holding. Here he brings you, some ... old Zambian tunes that have been existing for more than half a century. Keith has revamped and given that extra special treatment that make you turn the volume of your gram a little louder so as to soak in the moods that Keith takes you through. Now that you have finished reading this, play the music.

Special thanks to Cosmos Zani for his contributions on the Keyboard, on songs like Banafimbusa, Achimwene and Na Chansa. I would also like to extend my special thanks to the following ZBS guys: Charles Mando, Mannasseh Phiri, Timmy Mvula, Frank Mutubila. Spin one more time for everybody out there. Lastly, special thanks to the Godfather of Radio Matteo the Phiri Boy for his unqualified support all the time. For you I have got side two cut 1 and cut 4. Hope to hear you on my saucepan radio.
KEITH MLEVHU