Mystery Recording Solved! Reality-Nelson Mandela

[Dubs_West]

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[Survival]

Hi Dubs West,
Nice research. I'm really interested in this group now (I never heard anything of them). Btw, where can I find that "Freedom Song"? I don't see it on LeggoRockers, or am I doing something wrong?

[Dubs_West]

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[samboerou]

Ahoi Dubs,everything Irie Thekwini side?,poppin into this site every now and then and good to see da youths still loving da rootz an' riddimz Mbaqanga Bay side!This has always been one of my interests,the connection between S.A. and Jamaican music and the deeper I've dug through the years the more surprises have popped up.Specially the more jazzy stuff dat I love.Reggie Msomi was doing Midnight Ska in 1965 and Carlos Malcolm Skokiaan,which he called Skakian, at the same time.Like the new Cedric Brooks re-release features a track Emavungweni by Ndikho Xaba,a Durban cat,who also worked with Oneness of Juju.Cedric Brooks plays on a track of the Afrobeat band,Akoya Afrobeat,who's sax player ,for years played with various Durban reggae bands,Duke Mseleku,so the circles close again.Also check out Aura Msimang,who played with Scratch and Marley.One album that I dig(there's plenty)is Harold Butler,Africa On My Mind, with a big focus on Mzansi. As for dubbin' Tommy McCook's Mandela off Satta Dub.Greentings an' burn the chalice with some good nsangu that only the green valleys of Kwa Zulu can produce!

[Dubs_West]

@samboerou

Hola Magents! Maximum respect for your comments bufeto(tu).
eThekwini is hundreds bru i`m just so stoked to here from a bredrin S.A side:D i skimmed i was moving ace out this side...

Sadly cuzzie i haven`t heard the artists you mentioned but shot for spotting them,i`ll check out for them! The reggae artists i own that represent the S.A scene is the late Lucky Dube and Harley and the Rasta Family...

Listen bru i got some reggae recordings from friday night`s reggae show`s that used to play on Durban`s Inkhosi FM which featured allot of African and South African reggae groups! Send me your email and i can send these recordings through for ID, you seem to be highly knowledgeable about local groups...

Irie natty locks Ngi bema no.1 nsangu bufeto:) DP-Durban Poison,Kei(Transkei)home grown and the mighty Swazi Gold...ya can`t beat Kwa Zulu`s and Swaziland`s finest!Proper product...



Peace out!(tu)

[Dubs_West]

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[samboerou 2]

Ahoi Dubs,registered to send you a message,no confirmation ,now I'm blocked,but reckon I could get round this way,you can send me a mail at heavenlyearth@freesurf.ch and let the cool durbananas ridddimz flow on da breezes!Greentings and Sala Kahle

[Duke Bantu X]

Ahoi Dubs,everything Irie Thekwini side?,poppin into this site every now and then and good to see da youths still loving da rootz an' riddimz Mbaqanga Bay side!This has always been one of my interests,the connection between S.A. and Jamaican music and the deeper I've dug through the years the more surprises have popped up.Specially the more jazzy stuff dat I love.Reggie Msomi was doing Midnight Ska in 1965 and Carlos Malcolm Skokiaan,which he called Skakian, at the same time.Like the new Cedric Brooks re-release features a track Emavungweni by Ndikho Xaba,a Durban cat,who also worked with Oneness of Juju.Cedric Brooks plays on a track of the Afrobeat band,Akoya Afrobeat,who's sax player ,for years played with various Durban reggae bands,Duke Mseleku,so the circles close again.Also check out Aura Msimang,who played with Scratch and Marley.One album that I dig(there's plenty)is Harold Butler,Africa On My Mind, with a big focus on Mzansi. As for dubbin' Tommy McCook's Mandela off Satta Dub.Greentings an' burn the chalice with some good nsangu that only the green valleys of Kwa Zulu can produce!