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Jabulani in Franklin, TN
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Jabulani in Franklin, TN
Current price: $15.99
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Inspired by South African wedding traditions remembered from his youth, trumpeter
Hugh Masekela
's 2012 album
Jabulani
is a celebratory mix of jazz, pop, and African sounds. Backed by a bevy of talented musicians even including a small choir,
Masekela
is in top form throughout this celebratory album. From the opening anthemic "Sossie" to the earthy "Bambezela" and the bright and happy "Makoti (Bride),"
brings his rousing trumpet and fluegelhorn style to these joyous tracks that more often than not also feature his passionate and rousing vocals. ~ Matt Collar
Hugh Masekela
's 2012 album
Jabulani
is a celebratory mix of jazz, pop, and African sounds. Backed by a bevy of talented musicians even including a small choir,
Masekela
is in top form throughout this celebratory album. From the opening anthemic "Sossie" to the earthy "Bambezela" and the bright and happy "Makoti (Bride),"
brings his rousing trumpet and fluegelhorn style to these joyous tracks that more often than not also feature his passionate and rousing vocals. ~ Matt Collar
Inspired by South African wedding traditions remembered from his youth, trumpeter
Hugh Masekela
's 2012 album
Jabulani
is a celebratory mix of jazz, pop, and African sounds. Backed by a bevy of talented musicians even including a small choir,
Masekela
is in top form throughout this celebratory album. From the opening anthemic "Sossie" to the earthy "Bambezela" and the bright and happy "Makoti (Bride),"
brings his rousing trumpet and fluegelhorn style to these joyous tracks that more often than not also feature his passionate and rousing vocals. ~ Matt Collar
Hugh Masekela
's 2012 album
Jabulani
is a celebratory mix of jazz, pop, and African sounds. Backed by a bevy of talented musicians even including a small choir,
Masekela
is in top form throughout this celebratory album. From the opening anthemic "Sossie" to the earthy "Bambezela" and the bright and happy "Makoti (Bride),"
brings his rousing trumpet and fluegelhorn style to these joyous tracks that more often than not also feature his passionate and rousing vocals. ~ Matt Collar