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Mandela Bring Him Back Home

Date: 
0000-00-00
Composer: 
Hugh Masakela
Rights: 
3rd Ear Music
Identifier (original): 
00000000.036.018.001.001.mp3
Keywords: 
  • HYMAP
  • Jazz
  • Masekela Hugh
Description: 

These are the recordings from David Marks, they were recorded at 44.1Hz-16bit-stereo

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Chingolongolo ico mwasula cilikwi

Kaponya dance song accompanied by drums and a cymbal.

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Egyptian Music Club Amberon,Bom Bemba Paseli Brothers Mwenda,Jean Bosco Bantu Glee Singers Sukuma Tonga Nyanja Mashiyane, Spokes Tumbuka Luunda Zulu Sibanda, George Tracey, Hugh Shangaan Henga Haya Chopi Marks, David Nyamwezi Ngoni
Ganda Shangaan Tumbuka Luba Ndebele Henga Nyamwezi Haya Xhosa Zulu Luo Swahili Sotho South Sotho Nyanja Bemba Shona Chewa Ngala English Nguja Sukuma Nsenga Chopi Luunda Nyoro Tonga Karanga Yao Zezuru
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