Various songs and dances from the Lunda-speaking people of the Democratic Republic of Congo and Zambia

In 1957 Hugh Tracey, founder of the International Library of African Music, recorded these songs and dances of Lunda from various provinces in Zambia and the Democratic Republic of Congo. The recording was done in several mining compounds in both countries, where the Lunda went to find work, bringing their music and dance with them.

Track Listing

101	Yave-yave (Kafoya greetings) Group of nine Lunda men	03:24
102	Mutshwa kusaeuhamhish Musoka wa yakale (The Judge, Musoka, is going) Group of nine Lunda men	03:12
103	Sabwabwa Group of five Kete men	02:00
104	Kachancha Group of five Kete men	01:56
105	Atufundi uyanganje (Go straight off and keep together - don't linger) Kalemba leading group of Lunda women	02:54
106	Emu alunda kuwaha kwenu (You, Lunda, are a handsome people) Group of fourteen Lunda men and four women	01:59
107	Ntende Kalemba leading group of Lunda women	02:59
108	Ya ya, woye Group of Lunda women	03:10
109	Kankola kame Albertina Kashiala with group of Lunda women	01:43
110	Tulele mam'we weyu chiku chimbundu (We sleep here / The night mist) Kalemba leading group of Lunda women	02:37