Talk:Joseph Kamaru

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Changes on DOB, First Song (title/year of release), and white soldiers breaking his guitar[edit]

DOB: 8 November 1938

His first song was in 1965 and the title was Uthoni wa Mbaathi-ini

His first formal job was working as a house-help and a nanny, earning enough money to purchase his first guitar which was later to be broken down after the white soldiers complained that he was making noise with the guitar.

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Kamaru the legend: White settlers broke his guitar but didn't kill his love for music — Preceding unsigned comment added by 197.211.7.50 (talk) 23:13, 10 October 2018 (UTC)[reply]