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The album was a third release by [[Mondo Music]]. It was released on Christmas eve of 1999 and received tremendous airplay. It went on to top the ''Sounds Top Twenty'' chart until April of 2000. The album featured other artists such as [[C.R.I.S.I.S]], [[Lindi (musician)|Lindi]] and [[Mainza Chipenzi|Mainza]]. | The album was a third release by [[Mondo Music]]. It was released on Christmas eve of 1999 and received tremendous airplay. It went on to top the ''Sounds Top Twenty'' chart until April of 2000. The album featured other artists such as [[C.R.I.S.I.S]], [[Lindi (musician)|Lindi]] and [[Mainza Chipenzi|Mainza]]. | ||
Chibaba received massive airplay and was a favorite among dance floors, homes and would go on to transform the complexion of local music in later years, thus setting the tempo for the Zambian music renaissance long after Zemus had passed.<ref>[https://www.facebook.com/TheDoctorOfZambianMusic/posts/436388573142208 Daddy Zemus: The real king of Zam Ragga], The Doctor of Zambian Music, 6 June 2013</ref> | Chibaba received massive airplay and was a favorite among dance floors, homes and would go on to transform the complexion of local music in later years, thus setting the tempo for the Zambian music renaissance long after Zemus had passed. Songs on this album included "Anyamataa", "Juju Lover", "Fatness", and the title track "Chibaba".<ref>[https://www.facebook.com/TheDoctorOfZambianMusic/posts/436388573142208 Daddy Zemus: The real king of Zam Ragga], The Doctor of Zambian Music, 6 June 2013</ref> | ||
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