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- Amayenge abstract "Amayenge is a popular Zambian music group. Started by Kris Chali in 1978 in Choma, the band was originally called Crossbones, one of many Zambian acts that had spring up to do gigs based on Rock. Later the band became known as the New Crossbones, after a change in direction, sponsorship and amangement. The musical style of the group is called kalindula, a distinctive Zambian popular style with traditional African roots. Chali died 30 May 2003, but the band has continued with Fraser Chilembo as their leader. Amayenge has received worldwide attention from WOMAD in London to Asia and the Americas. In the words of one author:The band has continued to perform in Zambia and other southern African countries. Their membership has changed somewhat in recent years but news reports from the Times of Zambia, Zambian Post and Zambia Daily Mail routinely report their activities. A recent report is typical of news accounts of the band:[2]Kalindula is a Zambian musical style that was originally played on "banjos" (pronounced 'bahn-jos'), a 4-stringed bass (called 'mbabadoni' or 'kalindula'), [ngoma] drums, chisekele shakers and metal bells. Western guitars and percussion have replaced the homemade banjos and drum sets used previouslyCurrent Band Members: Alice Chali (Dancer/Vocalist, Obert Chali (Vocalist/Dancer), Emmanuel Kayeji (Dancer/Vocalist), Bester Mudenda (Dancer/Vocalist), Jonathan Nthanga (Lead Guitar), Mathews Mulenga (Rhythm Guitar), Joseph Mwamba (Drums), Davy Muthali (Percussionist), Chabala Chitambo (Percussionist), Donald Njovu (Percussionist), Eddy Moto (Sound Engineer), Sam Chiluba (Bass)Fraser Chilembo - Band Manager".
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- Amayenge wikiPageExternalLink krisChali.htm.
- Amayenge wikiPageExternalLink post-read_article.php?articleId=19788.
- Amayenge wikiPageExternalLink post-read_article.php?articleId=22982.
- Amayenge wikiPageExternalLink archives.cgi?category=20&view=1.14.06-2.17.06.
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- Amayenge wikiPageExternalLink archives.cgi?category=20&view=8.25.01-11.23.01.
- Amayenge wikiPageExternalLink viewnews.cgi?category=20&id=996166022.
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- Amayenge wikiPageID "6390843".
- Amayenge wikiPageLength "5274".
- Amayenge wikiPageOutDegree "7".
- Amayenge wikiPageRevisionID "668223848".
- Amayenge wikiPageWikiLink Category:1978_establishments_in_Zambia.
- Amayenge wikiPageWikiLink Category:Zambian_musical_groups.
- Amayenge wikiPageWikiLink Kalindula.
- Amayenge wikiPageWikiLink List_of_African_musicians.
- Amayenge wikiPageWikiLink Music_of_Zambia.
- Amayenge wikiPageWikiLink Ngoma_Awards.
- Amayenge wikiPageWikiLink Zambian_music.
- Amayenge wikiPageWikiLinkText "Amayenge".
- Amayenge hasPhotoCollection Amayenge.
- Amayenge wikiPageUsesTemplate Template:Cquote.
- Amayenge subject Category:1978_establishments_in_Zambia.
- Amayenge subject Category:Zambian_musical_groups.
- Amayenge hypernym Group.
- Amayenge type Band.
- Amayenge type Group.
- Amayenge type Group.
- Amayenge comment "Amayenge is a popular Zambian music group. Started by Kris Chali in 1978 in Choma, the band was originally called Crossbones, one of many Zambian acts that had spring up to do gigs based on Rock. Later the band became known as the New Crossbones, after a change in direction, sponsorship and amangement. The musical style of the group is called kalindula, a distinctive Zambian popular style with traditional African roots.".
- Amayenge label "Amayenge".
- Amayenge sameAs Amayenge.
- Amayenge sameAs m.03d_p4m.
- Amayenge sameAs Q455974.
- Amayenge sameAs Q455974.
- Amayenge wasDerivedFrom Amayenge?oldid=668223848.
- Amayenge isPrimaryTopicOf Amayenge.