Afrigo band to celebrate 50 years in music

With many of its original founders now deceased, save for Tony Ssenkebejje and Moses Matovu, the band has never disappeared off the music scene at any one time. With a music catalogue spanning over eight albums, the band is still here.

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Having started out in 1965 as Cranes band, and later morphing into Afrigo Band, in 1975, Afrigo is in preparation for an anniversary concert. (Credit: Reagan Ssempijja)

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KAMPALA - In an era when every Tom, Dick and Harry of musicians hold anniversary concerts of sorts, the old hands have been beaten by the same bug.

Having

Afrigo band to celebrate 50 years in music

With many of its original founders now deceased, save for Tony Ssenkebejje and Moses Matovu, the band has never disappeared off the music scene at any one time. With a music catalogue spanning over eight albums, the band is still here.

Having started out in 1965 as Cranes band, and later morphing into Afrigo Band, in 1975, Afrigo is in preparation for an anniversary concert. (Credit: Reagan Ssempijja)

By NewVision Reporter

Journalists @NewVision

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