-
Johannes "Spokes"
Mashiyane (born
Vlakfontein (Mamelodi),
Pretoria 20
January 1933; died at
Baragwanath Hospital of
cirrhosis of
liver 9
February 1972)...
-
Lemmy Mabaso were
renowned for
their pennywhistle skills, and
Spokes Mashiyane was one of the most
prominent with his
kwela pennywhistle tunes. Other...
- the ****tella Queens,
Miriam Makeba, Hugh Masekela,
Letta Mbulu,
Spokes Mashiyane,
Lucky Dube,
Yvonne Chaka Chaka and others. The Warner/Gallo
joint venture...
-
Music to
Listen to
Barney Kessel By (Contemporary, 1956) With
Spokes Mashiyane Kwela Claude (Trutone Records/Quality, 1958) With
Gerry Mulligan and Johnny...
- Jim
Kweskin Jug Band Tex
Logan and The
Lilly Brothers Mel
Lyman Spokes Mashiyane Mississippi Fred
McDowell Clayton McMichen Moving Star Hall
Singers Odetta...
-
Killing Stones. But the most
famous star of the
kwela era was
Spokes Mashiyane. Paul Simon's 1986
album Graceland draws heavily on
South African music...
-
learned music after making a tin guitar. He
began in
Kwela with
Spokes Mashiyane, but
later branched into jazz. His 2002 work The
Broken Strings of Allen...
- he was
posthumously honoured with a
lifetime achievement award.
Spokes Mashiyane Johnathan Dorfman (director) (1998). Back to
Alexandra (video). Wireless...
-
kwela musician Spokes Mashiyane (1933–72). The song's
penny whistle solo was
performed by
Mduduzi Magwaza, who, like
Mashiyane, also pla**** saxophone...
-
formed a new band
called Shukuma Mambazo.
South Africa portal Spokes Mashiyane Addison,
Keith (19 June 1998). "Return of the Big Voice". Mail & Guardian...
