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An update: Sunday Jan 27th 9 am EST
All, something is wrong at my hosting service – I am getting errors with all linked to files. I have given them a call and I hope they will have it fixed soon.
An update: Sunday Jan 27th 11 am EST
Links seem to be back: the guys at 1&1 indicated that the problem was of the “user” type (meaning I touched stuff that I should not have).
I should also mention that I tried once again to fix all the links to older files that some of you commented were not working.
Let me know if you have any issues.
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It has been a while since I posted. I think early December was the last time a musical link post went up.
With all that has been going on back in Kenya post our December 2007 elections, I am not sure where I stand. I am still trying to figure it out and I am hoping that I can find a way to continue doing this.
In the meantime, one more post.
I know that there have been more than 20 requests since my last post and that there have been a ton of unanswered comments. I hope to get to them soon. Please be patient and bear with me.
These tracks are certainly a repost of music I picked up at another African music blog somewhere but I cannot for the life of me seem to remember where now. The google did not help either.
Can anyone be of assistance?
An update: it seems that I “stole” this from Likembe which is my favorite music blog right now. Which should tell you that I dig what John B is doing no end. After all, imitation is the most sincere form of flattery. (thanks Kabuga!)
This track has been removed at the request of the request of a representative of the copyright owner, KenTunes, LLC.
This track has been removed at the request of the request of a representative of the copyright owner, KenTunes, LLC.
Hi Steve
I am getting 404 errors for all the links on your latest post.
Thanks for the blog
Steve,
I am happy to see you are back.Weekends are not great without ntwiga.net giving us some oldies like these ones.Hearing Patrick Balisidya in those two tracks Weekend and Niambie Ukweli brings back lots of memories.May the Lord rest his soul in peace.
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Steve, I dislike blogtag; I didn’t really mean to tag you with silliness. I only did the alphabet thing because it was easy to do from my Bloglines list. I appreciate your struggle about blogging under the circumstances. What I always love about your blog is how you celebrate the good that people create. I love your music posts. But I always remember the picture you posted of your little fireman. There is so much at stake, and in every post you remind us what’s worth living for. I send you my greetings, and prayers for Kenyans everywhere.
Hi Steve,
Did you get Bozi from likembe? I guess so.
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Hey Steve have you hard of West Nkosi (SA)- he started off in the 50s playing kwela then moved on to the sax. Just wondered as I would love to hear some of his music
Thanks
Steve,
Very good! your return.
Thanks for all the classic of AFRICA, especially Maroon Commandos,
Sincerely,
Fabian –
http://africolombia.blogspot.com/