Jambo Salama

from Victoria BC
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Jambo Salama

circa 1998
Jambo Salama was an African/Latin project fronted by Prince Nallo of Sierra Leone and based in Victoria BC, that played hall dances, festivals, and occasional club dates in the late nineties. The band was known for its all-original music and for its high spirited gigs and loyal fans.
Folk/Celtic/Latin/World
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Prince Jusu Nallo
vocals, percussion
1998
Clyde Dixon
keys, sax, vocals
1998
Rick Garvin
bass
1998
Michael Keating
bass
1998
Kevin Conroy
drums
1998
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