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Ugandan Popular Music Cassettes Collection, Acquired Summer 2003 Last Updated June 28, 2007 Ugandan Popular Music Cassettes Collection, Acquired Summer 2003 Last updated June 28, 2007 UG Cass Title Artist(s) Group Composer Publisher / Record Label 1 Afrigo Band Music Parade. Vol. Afrigo Band Godfrey Mwambala; Amigo Wawawa; Joanita Kawalya; P. 14 : Ekitikibwakyo Ssematimba; Moses Matovu; J. Wasula; Albert Atibu-Amigo; Billy Mutebi; Jessy Gita 2 Mp' Eddembe Afrigo Band Godfrey Mwambala; Moses Matovu; Joanita Kawalya; Albert Atibu-Amigo; Rachael Magoola; Billy Mutebi 3 Music parade. Vol. 8 : Remix Afrigo Band Tony Ssengo; Moses Matovu; Deo Mukungu; Godfrey 1992 Edition (Ssemadongo) Mwambala; Tony Ssenkebejje 4 Obuganda Abwetisse Afrigo Band Paul Sserumaga; Moses Matovu; Joanita Kawalya; Frank Mbalire; Edward Luyinda 5 Tiyenda Wundi Rachael Magoola Afrigo Band Rachael Magoola 6 Tugenda Mu Afrigo. Vol. 12 Afrigo Band Moses Matovu; Godfrey Mwambala; Eddie Luyinda Wasula; Kasiwukira Ltd. Grace Lukomwa; Rachael Magoola 7 Vincent Afrigo Band Albert Atibu-Amigo; Ngobi; Mansur Akiiki; Moses Matovu; J. Kasiwukira Ltd. Kawalya; Rachael Magoola 8 Let's Be Humble Lindon; Hurdon Ambassadors of Praise Lusyn Enterprises 9 Land Lord Martin Angume NIK Studios 10 Alusa Lover Dee Tuzilye Arusha Squad Entertainment Afrigo Studio 11 Sherura Akahanda Mary Asiimwe Lusyn Enterprises 12 Wambatira Judith Babirye Victorious Studios 13 Omwitsyo Volume Four Geoffrey Baingana Mafara Recorders 14 Peter Baliggidde; Margret Nnampa; Kawempe Golden Kasajja & Sons Emporium Guitarist Kanfube 15 Balaba Makooti St. Balikuddembe S.S Kisoga Kasiwukira Ltd. 16 Best of Moses Balongo Moses Balongo Bazira Guitar Singers Kase Music Recorders 17 Embiri Gyifuuka Moses Balongo Bazira Guitar Singers Kase Music Recorders 18 Nkoye Abantu Moses Balongo Kampala Music Stars Kase Music Recorders 19 Omwera Nnyumba Moses Balongo Birungi Guitar Singers Turbo Music Sound Ltd. 20 Tebujjada Moses Balongo; Cissy Nakku Bazira Guitar Singers Kase Music Recorders 21 Tambula Ndabe Bar Kays Band Bakaco (u) LTD; B.K. Studio 22 Nakoowa Susan Basemera, Queen Waka Waka Band (U) Ltd. 23 Eggole Kabuladda Professional Singers Jane Basirika; Aisha Nakitto; P. Kutusa; Gerald Majanja; Kase Music Recorders Moses Mukalazi 24 Omuvule Jane Basirika; Aisha Nakitto; Herman Basudde Kabuladda Professional Singers Kase Music Recorders 25 Abankusere Herman Basudde Kabuladda Professional Singers F.M. Music Studio 26 Byendabye Herman Basudde Kabuladda Professional Singers F.M. Music Studio 27 Ekitutwala Ku Mbaga Herman Basudde Kabuladda Professional Singers Kasajja & Sons Studio Ltd. 28 Ennimiro Y'oku Buganga Herman Basudde Kabuladda Professional Singers Turbo Music Sound Ltd. 29 Mubune Engoye Herman Basudde Kabuladda Professional Singers NIK Studios 30 Pirisira Herman Basudde Kabuladda Professional Singers NIK Studios 31 Abakyala Bannantawuyikamu. Bazira Guitar Singers Najiuko Scovia; Joanita Nabwami; Sarah Nassancia; Night Kase Music Recorders Vol. 5 : Ebbeeyi Y'abakyala Nantabazi 32 Maisha Bebe Cool Kasiwukira Ltd. 33 Abakyala Tukole Nnyo : Sarah Birungi Marines Iro Stars Turbo Music Sound Ltd. Kampala Ladies' Night 34 Mpa Nkuwe Sarah Birungi Iro Stars Turbo Music Sound Ltd. 35 Mpa Omutima Sarah Birungi Turbo Music Sound Ltd. 36 Okukula Kwetta Sarah Birungi Iro Stars Turbo Music Sound Ltd. 37 Twaali Baddembe Robina Bisirikirwa Dick Production 38 Olugoye Lwange Betty Kagimu Blue Star Band Turbo Music Sound Ltd. 39 Entumbwe Yo' Mugoowo Francis Bukenya; Betty Nabulya Zebra Assorted Singers 40 Ensolo Kweli Stephen Mukasa; Mega Nabibubbu Buwambo Nankasa Group Kase Music Recorders 41 Bei Kali "Ababaylon Bakaaye" Jose Chameleone Kasiwukira Ltd. 42 Dorotia Jose Chameleone Kasiwukira Ltd.; Sauti ya Thabu 43 Mama Mia Jose Chameleone F.M. Music Studio 44 Mambo Baado Jose Chameleone Kasiwukira Ltd. 45 Marafiki Jose Chameleone; Weasel; Lizard; Tickie Tah XYZ Music Studios 46 Njo Karibu Jose Chameleone F.M. Music Studio 47 Uncle Money Comiba Band Hawa Nansubuga; Prossy Nakamya; Derick Nsumba Turbo Music Sound Ltd. To listen to these cassettes, please see the circulation desk. Vanderbilt University Anne Potter Wilson Music LIbrary 2400 Blakemore Ave. Nashville, TN 37212 Page 1 of 9 Ugandan Popular Music Cassettes Collection, Acquired Summer 2003 Last updated June 28, 2007 UG Cass Title Artist(s) Group Composer Publisher / Record Label 48 Music to Remember : Namande Cranes Band St. Gabriel 49 Bamusakata Molly Messe; Sister Dee; Ragga Dee Dahommies Band H.K. Studio 50 Biriggwaawo Bweyinda Daudi Kasajja & Sons Studio Ltd. 51 Omukwano Gwo General Mega Dee; Little Jay DKS 52 Nuggu Ragga Dee Kasiwukira Ltd. 53 Kilabe Ebiiso Kilabe Ebiiso Dynamic Stereo Sounds; Diamond Production 54 Ekijjankunene. Part 2 Abatunda Ebyokulya Kasajja & Sons Studio Ltd. 55 Ensi Eno Rasta Eddie Turbo Music Sound Ltd. 56 Funtula Bobi Wine; Bebe Cool; Tool Man; Black Boy Fire Base Crew F.M. Music Studio 57 Abakwabuzi Florence, Queen City Music Suppliers 58 Enywera Y'erima Kintu Gaamuwuuba Turbo Music Sound Ltd.; Centra Volcano 59 Tetwayomba Gebros Ronald Mayinja; M. Ssemakula; J. Kigozi; F. Sseruga; G. Kase Music Recorders Lutaaya 60 Ngugumuka Ekiro Sam Gombya; Sophie Gombya F.M. Music Studio 61 Mukyakale Jennifer Full figure; Dan Bazaawe; Justini Namuddu; Gomiba Band Lusyn Enterprises Swabra Lubega 62 Jjajja Byeyangamba Namujjuzi Goretti; Gerald Majanja; Chriss Kimera Kampala Music Stars Kase Music Recorders 63 Wanjiibwa 2 : Obulamu Isaac Muwawu Gwayambadde Turbo Music Sound Ltd. 64 Nnyinimu Akooye Hadijja Nalweyiso Bazira Guitar Singers Kase Music Recorders 65 Omuzadde Tom Ssengendo; Annet Namyalo Hot Springs Band AMATCO Recorders 66 Steve Jean Steve Jean Kasiwukira Ltd. 67 Muzibe Kumbaga Livingstone Ssekabembe Kabina Kase Music Recorders 68 Akawulula Alozious Kabugo; Topista Kabugo H.K. Studio 69 Mbeera Kumanya Lunaku Teopista Kabugo; Alozious Kabugo Kase Music Recorders 70 Baasi Dduniya Kabuladda Professional Singers F.M. Music Studio 71 Music to Remember : Selection Fred Kabuye 1960's : Nambwere 72 Abawala Ba City Tony Kalanzi; Rashida Mukasa Kads Band SKM. Inv-Co. Ltd. 73 Kads Band. Vol. 2 Kads Band Prossy Kakunda; John Kahwa; Bernard Munyigwa; Akiiki Romeo; Titi; J. Wamboka 74 Kads Band. Vol. 3 : Makanika Kads Band Titi; John Kahwa; Bernard Munyigwa; Akiiki Romeo; Kads Band Wange Bebesha 75 Kads Band. Vol. 4 Kads Band Akiiki Romeo; Tony Kalanzi; Yvette Sseguya; Bernard Munyigwa; Titi 76 Kads Band. Vol. 4 Kads Band Akiiki Romeo; Tony Kalanzi; Yvette Sseguya; Bernard Munyigwa; Titi 77 Kads Band. Vol. 5 Kads Band Rashida; Prossy Kakunda; John Kahwa; Bebesha; Akliki Lusyn Enterprises Romeo; Bernard Munyigwa 78 Purikeriya John Kahwa Kads Band 79 Dipo Naziggala Paul Kafeero Afrinet Ltd. 80 Dunia Weraba Paul Kafeero; Herman Basudde; Livingstone Kasozi Kasiwukira Ltd. 81 Edduma Lyembaga Paul Kafeero Kulabako Guitar Singers Lusyn Enterprises 82 Ekyali Ekintu Kyange Paul Kafeero Kulabako Guitar Singers 83 Gwe Musika Paul Kafeero; Herman Basudde; Livingstone Kasozi 84 Manyiganjegere Kulabako Guitar Singers Paul Kafeero; Angel Sekandi; Josephine Ndagire Kasiwukira Ltd. 85 Omwana Womuzungu Paul Kafeero Kulabako Guitar Singers Kasiwukira Ltd. 86 Akatta Mukago Francis Kajubi; Josephine Ndagire Kase Music Recorders 87 Abaligendayo Matia Kakumirizi; Juliet Namazzi H.K. Studio 88 Kinyoozi Matia Kakumirizi; Rose Kakumirizi Entebbe Guitar Singers NIK Studios 89 Mukabusungu Matia Kakumirizi; Rose Kakumirizi Entebbe Guitar Singers 90 Ndyendagira Ennaku Tony Kalanzi Waka Waka Band (U) Ltd. 91 Owe Wange Tony Kalanzi Waka Waka Band (U) Ltd. 92 Enda Muwogo Fatuma Nabunya; Nalongo Mugalaasi Kamukamu Cultural Group Turbo Music Sound Ltd. 93 Munyikire Okusoma Fred Kanyike; Yunia; AGS Boys; James Kigongo; B. Stephen; G. Nsereko; Fred Kanyike; Paul Ddamulira To listen to these cassettes, please see the circulation desk. Vanderbilt University Anne Potter Wilson Music LIbrary 2400 Blakemore Ave. Nashville, TN 37212 Page 2 of 9 Ugandan Popular Music Cassettes Collection, Acquired Summer 2003 Last updated June 28, 2007 UG Cass Title Artist(s) Group Composer Publisher / Record Label 94 Abaana Beyawudde Kato Ssekandi Kwitta Kase; Moses Wamala Bazira Guitar Singers Kase Music Recorders Sserwandagazze 95 Abayovu. Vol. 2 : Bazzukulu Ba Kato Ssekandi Kwitta Kase; Moses Wamala Kase Music Recorders Mukalo ; Ekitta Amaka Serwandagaze; E. Ssozi 96 Kazimili Kato Ssekandi Kwitta Kase; Moses Wamala Bazira Guitar Singers Kase Music Recorders Sserwandagaze 97 Obwavu Bw'empisa Kato Ssekandi Kwitta Kase; Moses Wamala Moses Wamala Sserwandagazze; Angelo Ssekandi; Grace Turbo Music Sound Ltd. Sserwandagaze Nassanga; Ssozi Emmanuel; Robinah N.; Kato Ssekandi Kwitta Kase 98 Okuboolana Kato Ssekandi Kwitta Kase; J. Nabwami; Robinah Bazira Guitar Singers Kase Music Recorders Nakisozi 99 Bwendiba Nfudde Livingstone Kasozi Kampala Music Stars Kasiwukira Ltd. 100 Jesca Nababi Livingstone Kasozi Lukwata Advanced Singers NIK Studios 101 Kasimba Mu Lumuli Livingstone Kasozi Lukwata Advanced Singers Turbo Music Sound Ltd. 102 Nkaabira Mabujje Livingstone Kasozi Kampala Music Stars Turbo Music Sound Ltd. 103 Ekikangabwa Basudde Kiki Njala Yagwa Kasozi; Moses Balongo; Herman Basudde Bazira Guitar Singers Kase Music Recorders Kyokoze 104 Nagaana Okusera Njala Yagwa Kasozi; Gabriel Mulindwa Namuzinda Guitar Singers Kase Music Recorders 105 Makonde Sammy Kasule; Ba Makonde Kasiwukira Ltd. 106 Ekyangoba E Nnakwaya Fred Mbaeire Kateeteeyi; Nakayiiza Kabuladda Professional Singers Kase Music Recorders 107 Tusaana Kuyiga Moses Katende; Cissy Nakku Lukwata Guitar Singers K.S.E. 108 Atalina Kigere Jimmy Katumba
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