BHUNDU BOYS. Discography

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Cat# COOKCD053	FRIENDS ON THE ROAD (1991-93)
COOKING VINYL Released: 28 Aug 2003 Country: ZIMBABWE Price: £5.45		Track# / Song name time   01 Radio Africa 04:05 02 Pombi 05:11 03 Ring Of Fire 03:38 04 Gonzo Nachin'ai 05:00 05 Bitter To The South 04:08 06 Foolish Harp - Waerera 05:25 07 Anna 04:43 08 Church On Fire 04:04 09 Don't Forget Africa 03:15 10 Anyway 03:45 11 My Best Friend 02:56 12 Lizzie 03:38 Play All Tracks
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Cat# COOKCD118	MUCHIYEDZA (OUT OF THE DARK) 1997
COOKING VINYL Released: 28 Aug 2003 Country: ZIMBABWE Price: £5.45		Track# / Song name time   01 Kachembere 07:20 02 Hazvisekanwe 07:23 03 Dorica 05:04 04 Mhunza Musha 06:23 05 Satan Ngaaparadzwe 06:33 06 Mumhanzi We Jit 06:10 07 Tamba Wega 05:25 08 Pafunge 03:41 09 Misodzi Pamatama 06:04 Play All Tracks
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Cat# SADZA1	THE SHED SESSIONS
SADZA RECORDS Released: 05 Jun 2001 Country: ZIMBABWE Sterns TOP Veteran Date/place on top Nov 2007 - 19 Aug 2007 - 16 Jul 2007 - 15 May 2007 - 5 Apr 2007 - 10 Mar 2007 - 16 Feb 2007 - 16 Jan 2007 - 21 Nov 2006 - 20 Oct 2006 - 15 Mar 2006 - 15 Jul 2005 - 24 Jun 2005 - 22 May 2005 - 10 Apr 2005 - 5 Aug 2002 - 14 Jul 2002 - 12 Jun 2002 - 16 May 2002 - 13 Apr 2002 - 11 Mar 2002 - 19 Jan 2002 - 12 Dec 2001 - 12 Nov 2001 - 10 Oct 2001 - 9 Sep 2001 - 4 Aug 2001 - 2 Jul 2001 - 4 Price: £12.95	The Shed Sessions: 1982-1986 comprise the two albums that Zimbabwe's Bhundu Boys recorded at Harare's Shed Studios between 1982 and 1986. It's where Biggie Tembo and the rest of the band developed their jit-jive style and created a classic sound with intricately interlocking guitar parts. Comprised of two LPs, Shabini and Tsvimbodzemoto, this is really the legendary sound of the band, spawning four number one singles at home and establishing their reputation overseas. This CD not only collects the songs from those albums, but adds more, for a total of 28 cuts, all powered by some storming guitar work. But while they show their fire on tracks like "Pachedu," they also take on the feel of more traditional mbira music on the moody "Manhenga." It's ironic that they should hit their creative high point so early in their career, never recapturing the spirit that made this music so remarkable and glittering. From here they'd move to England, but in the '90s everything would fall apart, as members died of AIDS and Biggie Tembo hanged himself after being asked to leave the band. A tragic end that wasn't foreseen in some of the best guitar music to emerge from Africa. ~ Chris Nickson	Track# / Song name time   CD1 01 Une Shuwa Here - Part 1 04:30 02 Une Shuwa Here - Part 2 04:21 03 Kuroja Chete 07:46 04 Chekudya Chose 05:22 05 Zvichatinetsa 05:22 06 Pachedu 05:08 07 Kumbirayi 03:44 08 Nhai Mukoma 04:07 09 Hupenyu Hwangu 05:06 10 Faka Puresha 08:21 11 Ziva Kwawakabva 04:56 12 Shabhini 05:05 13 Wakandiparadzisa Musha 04:41 14 Ndipo Mari Yangu 05:06 CD2 01 Zvandinetsa 04:52 02 Wakasikirei Satani 07:28 03 Dai Ndakaziva 04:11 04 Wenhamo Haaneti 04:28 05 Pendeke 04:46 06 Hatisi Tose 04:56 07 Vakaparei 04:39 08 Baba Munini Francis 05:20 09 Wafungeyiko 04:51 10 Tsvimbodze Moto 04:37 11 Manhenga 04:49 12 Kupedza Muto 05:00 13 Chimanimani 04:25 14 Simbimbino 04:59 15 Muchihwa 03:12 Play All Tracks
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