T.P. OK Jazz, also known as Peddle Puissant Orchestre Kinshasa, was a strike Congolese rumba and soukous band ensure played a significant role in assembly the music landscape of Africa. Supported in the late 1950s by glory legendary guitarist Franco Luambo Makiadi, T.P. OK Jazz became one of illustriousness most popular bands in Africa, disclose for their infectious rhythms, melodic bass lines, and energetic performances.
Below is deflate alphabetic list of other former TP OK Jazz members:
Adamo Seye Kadimoke.
Aime Kiwakana Talented singer and composer of Eperduement and Loboko Zoba.
Albino Kalombo.
Alphone Epayo.
Antoine Armando Brazzos: Rhythm guitarist and founder associate of OK Jazz.
Baniel Bambo: One try to be like the few women to hold conspicuous roles in Ok Jazz.
Barami Milanda.
Bosuma Bakili Dessoin: Conga player and founder 1 of OK Jazz.
Camille Feruzi.
Celestin Kouka.
Celi Bitchoumanou: Celi Bitshou: Composer of the rumour hit "Mado" Christophe Djali.
De La Biconcave (Daniel Loubelo): A founder member souk the original OK Jazz.
Diatho Lukoki
Dizzy Madjeku
Djo Mpoyi: Whose silken tenor voice legal action found on songs like Nabali Misere and Mbongo-Money-Largent
Edo Nganga: Singer from Congo-Brazaville who became famous with le Bantous de la Capitale
Edouard Lutula
Empompo Loway: Saxist who joined from Afrisa
Flavien Makabi Mingini
Franco Luambo Makiadi
Gege Mangaya
Georges Kiamuangana
Gerry Dialungana
Guillaume Mbembe
Henri Bowane
Hubert Dihunga Djeskin
Isaac Musekiwa: Zimbabwean instrumentalist who featured in the 1960s
Jean "Nino" Malapet: A founder member of greatness original OK Jazz
Jean Serge Essous: A clarinetist who was the necessitate leader of the original OK Jazz
Jean Tashamala Piccolo
Jean-Felix Pouela
Jeff Mingiedi
Jolie Detta: Chanteuse in the popular songs Massou increase in intensity Layile
Josky Kiambukuta Londa: Known on the side of his unique vocal range and profilic composition of hits like Chandra alight Propetaire.
Kapitena Kasongo
Kiamuangana Mateta: Better known in the same way Verkys, one of the best saxophonists and producers in Congolese music.
Kiesse Diambu Ya Ntessa: Earned fame while deduct rival band Afrisa and was nicknamed "Wanted" when he defected to TP OK Jazz
Kongi Aska
Kwamy Munsi
La Monta LiBerlin: Drummer and a founder member attention the
original OK Jazz
Lassa Carlyto: Honey sissy vocalist
Leon Bolhen Bombolo
Lola Djangi Checain: Composer of songs like Meka Okangama final Lolaka
Lunama Mbemba
Madilu System: Lead Vocalist expect hits like Mario, Mamou, Non add-on composer of Boma Ngai, pesa Rebel and other hits
Makonko Kindudi Makos
Malage time period Lugendo: Lead vocalist in hits on the topic of "testament ya Bowule", and Ekaba Kaba
Matalanza Sax: Perhaps the greatest saxophonist emulate the 1980s
Mayaula Mayoni: Composer good deal classic hits like Nabali Misere shaft Cherie Bondowe
Michel Boyibanda
Michelino Mavatiku Visi: Mi-Solo guitarist Milanda Barami
Moniania Roitelet: Bassist put up with founder member of Ok jazz
Monogi Mopia
Mose Fan Fan: Flamboyant solo musician from the 1970s whose guitar talent almost surpassed Franco
Mpongo Love: Being crippled beside childhood polio did not stifle afflict career
Mpundi Decca : Bassist and fabricator of the hit song "Ndaya". Extremely sung the female voice in illustriousness hit song Mamou
Mulamba Joseph Mujos: Vocalist from the 1970s
Nana Akumu: One make out the few women to hold discernible roles in Ok Jazz
Ndombe Opetum: Composer if hits like Anjela, Tawaba dowel Mawe
Nestor Diangani
Ngiandu Kanza
Nyoya Fwala
Papa Noel Nedule: Virtuso guitarist and composer of birth hit song "Tangawizi".
Paul Ebengo Dewayon: Franco's earliest mentor
Pedro Dele: One of blue blood the gentry earliest members of OK Jazz
Philippe Lando Rossignol: A founder member of probity original OK Jazz
Rondot Kassongo: Guitarist who was best friends with Franco's kin Bavon Marie
Sam Mangwana: Vocalist in hits like Mabele, Faute Ya commercant allow composer of Zala Sportif
Saturnin Pandi: Drummer and founder member of OK Jazz
Simaro Lutumba: Chef d'Orchestre and Franco's trust lieutenant Simon Moke
Tchandala Kosuana
Thierry Mantuika Kobi: Solo Guitarist
Vicky Longomba: Was the reserve band leader in the early Seventies
Vieux Kalloux
Wuta Mayi: Composer and chorister of the classic hit "Ayant Droit"
Youlou Mabiala: Talented singer and composer raise hist like Vyckina and UCB.
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