Biggie Tembo

The Bhundu Boys were arguably one of the best music groups in Zimbabwe having made history by becoming the first musicians to play in Europe.
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He was as much a genius, as he was rebellious, as much a jolly good fellow, as he was a symbol of the bad boy next door.
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Late musicians Dr Oliver Mtukudzi, Leonard Dembo, John Chibadura, Biggie Tembo, Solomon Skuza, Fanyana Dube, Chiwoniso Maraire, Simon Chimbetu and Marshall Munhumumwe, were an acclaimed league of extraordinary ladies and gentlemen.
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One of the two surviving members of Bhundu Boys – Kenneth Chitsvatsva – still misses his friend Biggie Tembo, who died 24 years ago.
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Biggie Tembo's Bhundu Boys is continuing inspiring contemporary musicians with the latest being Ammara Brown.
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The Bhundu Boys, the jit music pioneers that became Zimbabwe’s first breakout international act after independence, broke up because of a house.
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By Vasco Chaya Children of music legends — living and dead — this week showcased their prowess during a gig at City Sports Bar’s Monday Jam Session. The popular session which brings different musicians every other Monday was…
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This is part 8 of the interview where A.A.V. Amasi, a Barchester Scholar at the National Film And Television School in the UK ,speaks to Bhundu Boys guitarist Rise Kagona about the musical journey that saw them conquer the international…
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This is part 7 of the interview where A.A.V. Amasi, a Barchester Scholar at the National Film And Television School in the UK ,speaks to Bhundu Boys guitarist Rise Kagona about the musical journey that saw them conquer the international…
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