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TP4153

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    Audio icon TP4153-XYZTL4615.mp3
    1900-01-00 | Central African, Drum, East African, Indigenous language, Indigenous music, Narrative, Sketch, Southern African, ILAM | Further details refer ILAM shellac record number: TP4153
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Haya Nyamwezi Marks, David Bantu Glee Singers Zulu Mashiyane, Spokes Paseli Brothers Tonga Egyptian Music Club Nyanja Amberon,Bom Sukuma Luunda Tumbuka Henga Ngoni Chopi Mwenda,Jean Bosco Tracey, Hugh Sibanda, George Shangaan Bemba
English Haya Nyamwezi South Sotho Nsenga Tumbuka Xhosa Nyanja Sotho Chewa Nguja Shona Shangaan Luo Ngala Bemba Chopi Sukuma Henga Zulu Karanga Nyoro Luunda Tonga Zezuru Ndebele Ganda Swahili Yao Luba
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