Notable Bands
| Name | Also known as | Timeline | Location | Mitindo | Notable musicians |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Dar es Salaam Jazz Band | Dar Jazz | 1930s-1970s | Dar es Salaam | Michael Enoch | |
| Morogoro Jazz Band | Morogoro | Mbaraka Mwinshehe, Salim Adballah | |||
| NUTA Jazz Band | Juwata Jazz Band, OTTU Jazz Band | 1960s-present | Joseph Lusungu, Mnenge Ramadhani, Muhiddin Maalim, Hassani Bitchuka, Saidi Mabera, Abel Balthazar | ||
| Orchestra Maquis Original | 1970s-present | Dar es Salaam | kamanyola, zembwela | Chinyama Chianza, Nguza Mbangu, Dekula Kahanga | |
| Orchestra Safari Sound | 1970s-1985 | Ndala Kasheba | |||
| Mlimani Park Orchestra | 1978-? | sikinde | Muhiddin Maalim, Hassani Bitchuka, Abel Balthazar, Michael Enoch, Cosmas Chidumule, Shaaban Dede | ||
| Vijana Jazz | 1980s-1990s | ||||
| International Orchestra Safari Sound | IOSS | 1985-? | ndekule | Muhiddin Maalim, Hassani Bitchuka, Abel Balthazar, Nguza Mbangu |
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