Thumb up bro Lister for your works. Your works should be an inspirational to the up coming artists back home. You came from far (Sambulumaa times) and I hope that would continue to keep your head down and learn more good things in the world of music. Some people think good things are just coming easily! No, no (May for those 'lucky ones')! People worked (hard) for them and you have worked your socks off to be where you are.
Hongera sana kwa kazi zako, nice to hear that you're where you wanted to be....You are much knowledgeable in african music...All Great musicians are rooted from where the come from and truly that is where they belong. All great people are known from where they originate. I look forward to see you transforming Tanzanian/african music to the likes of Osibisa.
Hongera sana................your are the 'Kiki Gyan' of Tanzania.
Hi Margareta!,i am delighted to hear from you...thanks for your message.I just wanna let you know that,i am now living my dream because you're one of those who planted in my brain "the seeds of my musical career".
I respect you,admire you and applaud you.......,you're my role model and your image will dwell in my heart forever.
May our almighty heavenly father bless you and your family.
Hello Lister,
So much fun to see you on the pictures and listen to you!! I must say, I am proud to have been your first piano teacher.
As well as your English teacher (which you also have had good use for!). Congratulations on your fantastic success!
You look pretty much the same, but you have become more like your father (whom we met in Dodoma?).
Greetings, and Love,
Margareta
Conglatulation Brother for your effort of improving music knowledge for Tanzanians. My First time to see you it was through TBC1 with Chacha Maginga. And 2nd time you had a programme at ITV and its where I got your website.
I know how to play piano and I know how read and intreprete note. But I want more knowledge from person like you because you know MUSIC and your INTRNATIONAL MUSICIAN.