D. O. Misiani was one of the last surviving stars of the 1970s "golden era"… Read Full Bio ↴D. O. Misiani was one of the last surviving stars of the 1970s "golden era" of Kenyan music. Known at home as the "King of History", abroad he was dubbed "the grandfather of benga" for the speedy regional roots style which became almost synonymous with Kenyan music soon after the mid-1960s.

Born in 1940, Daniel Owino Misiani grew up in a part of northern Tanzania where the main ethnic group were the Luo, most of whom live in neighbouring Kenya, around eastern Lake Victoria. His parents were singers and Misiani started his musical journey in school, hospital and church choirs, later playing percussion with a local acoustic group. His strict Christian father smashed the first guitar his son was given, but by the end of 1963, Misiani had overcome such opposition with gifts of livestock and clothing bought from his earnings as an itinerant musician in Tanzania and Kenya

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D.O. Misiani & Shirati Jazz Lyrics

We have lyrics for these tracks by D.O. Misiani & Shirati Jazz:

Jaa खाली घर की दीवारों पे शीशे की तस्वीरें हैं मैं ये…
Mary: Part 1 出会いと別れそんな季節何をしてもパッとこないような退屈な日だった Isn't this dream of love…
Mary: Part 2 Yeah yeah Yeah yeah yuh Offered a blunt I'm already drunk Ta…
sister mary lucy Early in the morning, before the sun comes up, (unintelligib…
Wang Ni To Iringo 我原本以为爱一个人是很简单的事情却分不清楚爱的游戏里陷阱密布笑自己的傻仍活在幻想中爱情电影里真的好悲哀情歌…