n the 1960s and 1970s, as Kenya made the difficult transition from colony to functioning democracy, Joseph Kamaru sang the soundtrack, bringing messages of national pride, anti-corruption, class betrayal and gender politics to an emerging nation. This 17-track compilation spans Kamaru’s entire career, with tracks from as early as the mid-1960s and as late as 1988 . . .
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