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Hugh Masekela
Biography
Hugh Ramopolo Masekela (born April 4, 1939) is a South African trumpeter, flugelhornist, cornetist, composer, and singer. He is the father of American television host Sal Masekela.
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Discography
- The Promise of a Future, 1968
- Live at the Market Theatre, 2007
- Sixty, 2000
- Herb Alpert / Hugh Masekela, 1978
- Colonial Man, 1976
- The Lasting Impressions of Ooga Booga, 1996
- Phola
- Hope, 1994
- Grrr, 2003
- Tomorrow
- Introducing Hedzoleh Soundz, 1973
- Grazing in the Grass: The Best of Hugh Masekela
- Connoisseur Collection, 1994
- You Keep Me Hangin' On / Make Me a Potion, 1970
- Time
- Almost Like Being In Jazz, 2005
- Revival, 2005
- You Told Your Mama Not to Worry, 1977
- Jabulani, 2012
- We Are One, 2011
- Don't Go Lose It Baby, 1984
- Home
- Hugh Masekela & the Union of South Africa, 1994
- Home Is Where the Music Is, 1972
- I Am Not Afraid, 1974
- Sarafina
- African Breeze: 80's Masekela, 1996
- The Boy's Doin' It
- Uptownship, 1989
- Beatin' Aroun de Bush, 1992
- Best of Hugh Masekela on Novus
- Reconstruction, 1994
- Black To The Future
- Still Grazing, 2004
- Notes of Life, 2010
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Recently Played on ABC Jazz.
| Song | Uptownship |
| Artist | Hugh Masekela |
| Album | Hope |
| Label | Triloka |
| Year | 1993 |
| Song | Moz |
| Artist | Hugh Masekela |
| Album | Phola |
| Label | BMG |
| Year | 1992 |
| Song | Unhlanhia |
| Artist | Hugh Masekela |
| Album | The Lasting Impressions Of Ooga Booga |
| Label | Verve/UMA |
| Year | 1965 |
| Song | Mixolydia |
| Artist | Hugh Masekela |
| Album | The Lasting Impressions Of Ooga Booga |
| Label | Verve/UMA |
| Year | 1965 |
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Links
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On the ABC
- DIG Internet Radio - Echoes Of Freedom : The Photos
- Music Makers: Still blowing that horn - The Hugh Masekela Story
- Radio National - Live On Stage - Home Page
- Live On Stage - 13/01/2006: Hugh Masekela
- Arts Audio
- Music Deli - 12 February 2010 - Hugh Masekela at the ...
- Deep End - 18 August 2003 - Music Tracks
- Jazz - 2011 - RN Into The Music - Subjects A-Z
- Live On Stage - 06/05/2005: Hugh Masekela
- RN Into The Music - 13 February 2010 - Of Home and Heart ...
Elsewhere on the Web
- SOUTH AFRICAN MUSIC
- Hugh Masekela on Yahoo! Music
- 3rd Ear Music Hidden Years - Reissues - Hugh Masekela ...
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Comments
I had the pleasure of watching Hugh Masekela's live performance at Hamer Hall, the Arts Centre in Melbourne last night. Hugh did not disappoint, but I only wish the audience stood up and danced a bit more! Perhaps it was the venue, but nonetheless it was a moment so rewarding, to see this musical genius and legend grace our city. Despite his age, which I believe is 70 somthing, he moves like a 20 year old, full of energy. He is a joy to watch and I feel more fulfilled that I had an opportunity to see him perform live. His music is moving and so very poignant but also so charged with rhythem that you can't help but move along. I may not get a chance to see him again and was glad I went along. Not only is he a brilliant performer, but also a true gentleman. After a long performance, he took the time and stood and greeted each and every one of his fans who lined up to meet him for photo and autograph. A true legend! Thank you Hugh Masekela.
totally agree with you Paul - i was shaking it!
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