Zam-rock

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Zam-rock is rock and roll music from the African nation of Zambia. There is a vital rock scene in the country, which evolved out of the northern singers Stephen Tsotsi Kasumali, William Mapulanga and John Lushi. Modern bands include Musi-o-tunya and Machine-Gunners.

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