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waaaaah!!!!
PINCHEZ001 7 months ago
I think that is one of the most amazing call & return percussion solo sections I've ever seen!
JamesJelliman 9 months ago
damn !!!!!!!!!!!
tamaduni 1 year ago
What song is this? I've never heard this.
jimbo1066 1 year ago
uplifting!!!!!!!!
MrMulu77 1 year ago
mean mean drummer ..I mean what a HIGH WOW
zaodizao 2 years ago
Killers on stage ladies and gentlemen!
zaodizao 2 years ago
where is concert from, is it available on CD?
gorillapower 2 years ago
institucija su ovi brate za guchu...mnogo ovde emocija ima...ovo treba da se slusha...xD
piko031 2 years ago
What the hell did you just write? Hugh Masekela put an album out before you were born that addresses the "Amerianization of ooga booga" Say something in African and he would -- like you just did -- say "OOGA BOOGA" "da se slusha" My god that is rich - My sides are aching from laughing so hard!!
chaserUSA48 2 years ago
my spirit is happy
rawfood4me 2 years ago 2
this sounds good
ke467 2 years ago
...odvaljuju braca crnci....ubisheeeeeee....:))))
piko031 2 years ago
A da ih pozovemo na Gucu brate!
3banchi 2 years ago
WOOOoooo !!!!!!!!6:57
dooup 2 years ago
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keeglang 2 years ago
Anytime i have a heavy heart... i listen to this music.
God bless you
adebayous 2 years ago
This music is so upbeat and uplifting. I hear jazz, music of S. Africans and even American contemporary gospel. The variety and skill shown here reaches the heights of music.
I can totally praise Creator while listening to this!
Xanxtz 3 years ago 6
And you cant when you are not listening to this?
What a hypocrit! If anything Hugh Masekela is not about hypocracy. What you hear is electronified JAZZ south African style. Notice everything is electric save for the percussion and brass? Typical Jazz! Hugh used to have a 4-piece band. 4 pieces! Stand up bass, drums, a sax and his Fluglehorn. Where were you then? Hypocrit
chaserUSA48 2 years ago
This was great! Thanks for posting :-)
SoulByDzyne 3 years ago
what a joyous spirit!
qince15 4 years ago
i dont think that is true.i think the rest of the world is starting to appreciate south african music too.i love this man,he is great...
idealist2675 4 years ago
what is this tune?
jtsby2k1 4 years ago
i love his energy. he is the best thing that ever happened to SA. love him!!
mgurason 4 years ago
this guy is a gift to the music-yearning ear.Africa is a gift to the world.But the rest of the world doesn't appreciate this precious gift
ignitionrod 4 years ago