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Nikele (Nik)
Moyake (c. 1933 – c. 1966) was born on a farm in Addo in the
Eastern Cape of
South Africa. He was a
musician who pla****
mbaqanga and jazz...
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McGregor on piano,
Mongezi Feza on trumpet, Dudu
Pukwana on alto saxophone,
Nikele Moyake on
tenor saxophone,
Johnny Dyani on b****, and
Louis Moholo-Moholo...
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Sammy Maritz) on b****,
Early Mabuza on drums, Dudu
Pukwana on alto and
Nikele Moyake on tenor. The
great young trumpet player Mongezi Feza
joined the...
- 1956 he
switched to alto
saxophone after meeting tenor saxophone player Nikele Moyake. In 1962,
Pukwana won
first prize at the
Johannesburg Jazz Festival...
- Blue Notes, with
Mongezi Feza on trumpet, Dudu
Pukwana on alto saxophone,
Nikele Moyake on
tenor saxophone,
Chris McGregor on piano, and
Louis Moholo on...
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Moses Taiwa Molelekwa – pianist;
deceased Nduduzo Makhathini –
pianist Nikele Moyake –
saxophonist Paul Hanmer –
composer and
pianist Robbie Jansen –...
- Sans se Dégba
Panpandra à la Gbonhité En magnérant
foule dans la
Siance Nikélé Le Dj****a de
djidji Frêssanhité. I We
salute you, O land of hope, Country...
- Cape Town,
Moholo formed The Blue
Notes with
Chris McGregor,
Johnny Dyani,
Nikele Moyake,
Mongezi Feza and Dudu Pukwana, and
emigrated to
Europe with them...
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Unknown date Jim Newman,
American saxophonist and
television producer.
Nikele Moyake,
South African tenor saxophonist (died 1966). 1933 in
music "History...
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Isaiah Morgan,
Johnny St. Cyr, Kid Howard, Lee Blair,
Lucky Millinder,
Nikele Moyake, Osie Johnson, Rolf Billberg,
Shorty Baker,
Smiley Lewis, Sylvia...
