All dig this wonderful track from a legendary late sixties South African jazz masterpiece. Winston ‘Mankunku’ Ngozi was the man alright.
Mankunku Quartet - Dedication (To Daddy Trane And Brother Shorter)
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2 comments:
He certainly was. When I lived over there many centuries ago I got given a copy of his "Jika" album on cassette, and its been with me ever since
I already thought you might be familiar with his work, cool!
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