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Niwanji Walwa Amwishyo by Ricky Banda on Now-Again Reacords (the album sleeve is a black and white photograph of Ricky Banda sat on a rooftop against a dramatically cloudy sky; Banda wears flared jeans, platform shoes, a vest, necklaces and hat, and their left hand is raised in a peace sign; the artist's name is printed in an orange uppercase seventies font; the album title is printed in lowercase in the same orange font))

Ricky Banda - Niwanji Walwa Amwishyo

NOW-AGAIN RECORDS

Archival reissue of the brilliant zamrock album by Ricky Banda, a bandmate of Rikki Ililonga and Dr. Footswitch, originally released in 1976.

With music rooted firmly in Zambian and African influence, Niwanji Walwa Amwishyo also taps the same vein of politically-charged psych-rock proto-punk as fellow Zamrock compatriots as WITCH and Amanaz.

 

TRACKLIST:
  1. Who's That Guy?
  2. Niwanji Walwa
  3. Pano Calo Chapanshi
  4. Musaniseke Vigamba
  5. Yangu E Mwebaleya
  6. Let's Get Up Brothers
  7. I Believe The Man In The Sky
  8. Mavuto
  9. Fwebana Zambia
  10. Away From Home

 

US import

 

  

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