Day Of Judgment, by Ngozi Family

Day Of Judgment

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1.	Day Of Judgement 06:12	buy track
2.	Hi Babe 04:03	buy track
3.	I Wanna Know 04:39	buy track
4.	Kumanda Kwa Bambo 03:29	buy track
5.	Tikondane 03:50	buy track
6.	Bwameawe 04:21	buy track
7.	Let Me Know 03:58	buy track
8.	We Wonna Give It To Her 04:02	buy track
9.	I'm On My Way 04:29	buy track
10.	She Looks So Crazy 02:56	buy track
11.	Sunka Muluma 04:19	buy track
12.	We Were Not Told 02:43	buy track
13.	I've Been Looking For You 04:04	buy track

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Zambian guitarist Paul Ngozi’s essential debut album, featuring Chrissy Zebby Tembo. His debut album – issued under the name Ngozi Family – is his masterwork: an important release not just in the Zamrock genre, but in the global rock canon. Day of Judgement is an introduction to the most intense, raw and inimitable golden era Zamrock recorded, as it paved the way for a dozen Paul Ngozi and Ngozi Family releases (the most famous being drummer Chrissy Zebby Tembo’s My Ancestors) that straddled the line between funk and punk, of driving hard rock and Zambian folk melodies and rhythms.

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released August 26, 2014

This compilation produced, with liner notes, by Eothen “Egon” Alapatt.
Original sessions produced by Paul Ngozi Edward Khuzwayo, with production arrangements by Billie David Nyati and assistance by Rikki Ililonga.
Mastered by Dave Cooley for Elysian Masters.
Art direction by Errol Richardson.

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