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BIOGRAPHY
HUGH MASEKELA
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Ever since the day in 1954 when Archbishop Trevor Huddleston gave him his trumpet, Masekela has played music that closely reflects his beginnings as a little boy in Witbank. The street songs, church songs, migrant labour work songs, political protest songs and the sounds of the wide cross-section of ethnic culture South Africa possesses from Xhosa, Zulu, Swazi, Khoi, San, Griqua, Sotho and Tswana peoples of the South, South East, Central and Western Regions to the Ndebele, Tsonga, Venda and Pedi provinces of the North and North West. |
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MBOMBELA
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2.35 min (original lenght 5.28) size: 2.5 MB album: Sixty label: Sony Music |
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RECENT CDS | |
| Revival (05) Almost like being in Jazz (05) Still Grazing (04) Hope (03) Grrr (03) |
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| Universal Music |
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