To our Dadds.; (MR JAMES LEGODI & MR THE LATE SOLLY MABANDLA) . YOU TOUGHT US SOMETHING. WE THANK YOU FATHERS. MUCH LOVE. FROM YOUR KIDS: DINEO MABANDLA & RACHEL LEGODI.
What an asset that the late Johnny Mekoa was to jazz. He mentored so many young musicians in East Rand. Thank you sir for all your contribution. Gone but never forgotten.
Oh man, that's so nice of you sir to acknowledge and recognise one of our real legends who made such an immense contribution to such a beautiful South African heritage, and under a very difficult and challenging environment. Thank you
Bra Ntemi, Bra Ntemi, we miss you. Thanks you for your priceless contribution to SA jazz. We'll always love you. To everyone involved here, we also love you all.
Love how Prince Lengoasa takes that trumpet solo with a blast, and the look on Johnny Mekoa's face is one of total satisfaction. SA Legends playing together.
One love in South Africa, and sweetness!! Mr Gwangwa, Johny Mek, Enoch Mthalane, Prince, etc.. Great music indeed. Ishayeni madoda, ishayeni, ingoma busuku, thina sesinibuka kumabonakude nisi khumbuza ekhaya.
khumbul'itopi lam.itz like SA never had these sweet loving vibes...."zuma sh and he's company should listen to this"itz therapy and maybe he'll relaize itz all about the future.itz our SA now, itz not the past now.we don't need u.we want a new SA a new face and even we were'nt beonr in these times we get touched as well when these sounds come on, bcoz "i timer yakithi" used 2 play these records ne O'lady dancing&talkin about the golden days.so w need to put value on these days!black&white unity!
reminds of FM radio Kwabulawayo 1975-1980 isakaza iseqaqeni lweMontrose icace okuthekla!Luke Mnkandla 'umfana wamafast move,Thandiwe Khumalo,Busi Mlambo,Inglam Nyathi umfana kamdhluli,bothwell Bethule,amon Nyamabi 'umqhuli eyibambe,Prince Sibanda.Its sad ukuthi Izimbabwe brought nothing but umsuzo when Enos nkala of Zanu brought to an end such a marvellous era of such excellent music from montrose studios its a shame really!
Tebogo Sehume Soul ,innate rhythm, its own unique signature and an expertise not matched anywhere. South africa defines true jazz. And I is even English...!
South African Jazz always sounds so warm and sunny
To our Dadds.; (MR JAMES LEGODI & MR THE LATE SOLLY MABANDLA) . YOU TOUGHT US SOMETHING. WE THANK YOU FATHERS. MUCH LOVE. FROM YOUR KIDS: DINEO MABANDLA & RACHEL LEGODI.
Bra Ntemi doing his magic on the Sax(MHSRIP) and his African Jazz Pioneer band
What an asset that the late Johnny Mekoa was to jazz. He mentored so many young musicians in East Rand. Thank you sir for all your contribution. Gone but never forgotten.
Makalale ngokuthula ubra Johnny Mekoa. His legacy lives on
Oh man, that's so nice of you sir to acknowledge and recognise one of our real legends who made such an immense contribution to such a beautiful South African heritage, and under a very difficult and challenging environment. Thank you
I lived with Jasper (trombone) and they practiced in our house in Yeoville. Such happy times.
When was this recorded, do you know? What a heritage!
Love these guys. What jazz!
You do feel you want to take a long walk alone to nowhere when you hear these sounds...good stuff!
Bra Ntemi, Bra Ntemi, we miss you. Thanks you for your priceless contribution to SA jazz. We'll always love you. To everyone involved here, we also love you all.
Ntemi Piliso on sax and Jonas Gwangwa on trombone.
Yes, the great Jonas Gwangwa. May he rest in peace.
Jonas was great but that is Jasper Cook
@kevinsbrooks you may be right. Gwangwa is on the second track. Thanks for mentioning Jasper Cook. I truly didn't know him.
Thxs, I am amped 👍🏾❤️👍🏾
Wow wow my favourite music watching from botswana
What a nice music dam
What classy sublime Jazz, so proud to be a South African!
Good music is always good it doesn’t matter if you understand it or you are a native
Saw these legends at The Shebeen in Rosebank in the 90's. Oh what a night !!! Thanks for sharing.
Aaaaahhhh mara 😭😭😭😭😭.... Thank you sooooooooooo much
A well coordinated music that will live for the taste of time.
Tjhesaaaaaaa👌🏿👌🏿👌🏿👌🏿
Love these guys and the their music
Oooh.. i love south Africa music.
Love how Prince Lengoasa takes that trumpet solo with a blast, and the look on Johnny Mekoa's face is one of total satisfaction. SA Legends playing together.
Such great energy ! Their music makes my soul sing
One love in South Africa, and sweetness!! Mr Gwangwa, Johny Mek, Enoch Mthalane, Prince, etc.. Great music indeed. Ishayeni madoda, ishayeni, ingoma busuku, thina sesinibuka kumabonakude nisi khumbuza ekhaya.
The kind of sound that makes you want to embark on a new project, building a time travel machine. Way too nice, #Memories
Lesego Kibini
I tell you bruh...
Ae, those days .......thanks for sharing these with us..
That's our kind of jazz here in the south...
khumbul'itopi lam.itz like SA never had these sweet loving vibes...."zuma sh and he's company should listen to this"itz therapy and maybe he'll relaize itz all about the future.itz our SA now, itz not the past now.we don't need u.we want a new SA a new face and even we were'nt beonr in these times we get touched as well when these sounds come on, bcoz "i timer yakithi" used 2 play these records ne O'lady dancing&talkin about the golden days.so w need to put value on these days!black&white unity!
1. African Jazz Pioneers - Way Back Fifties
2. Jonas Gwangwa - Temporary Inconvenience
Brilliant video..makes me miss Jazz Sessions more,especially around Pretoria ..aah
Aaaw stunning
Annemarie Baird many thanks for watching Annemarie
Fantastic piece, the sort of music that makes you want to get on a plane.
Love the casual rhythm, the accuracy of delivery, just stunning.
Paul Scoffiled glad you enjoyed. many thanks for watching sir.
No thank you sir. Was wonderful..
Tebogo Sehume where are these musicians now? Any of them still playing?
Collaboration among jazz musos is something ingrained in them. It comes naturally.
The best, thanks for sharing, and giving.
loving this one still in 2021
Nazo Bra Ntemi( Piliso)! Can also recognise Bra Lemmy"Special" Mabaso.Jazz at its best.
Powerful master peace
it reminds me of those moments back in the days...eish...
classic ,quality,real music
soothing muzik
Rapaz, esses caras tocam muito bem
Great music!
Saw them in Melville - unbelievably brilliant!
nice one so in love with African rhythm
@MegaThembie the song is called temporary inconvenience by Jonas Gwangwa. Great song
This is my best music
i will find time to post more from this show bro. thanks for the comments!
eix when i was young they use to play dis song in our radio station even if i was crying i will stop.. so in love with it
Kanelani Khosa reallt...the rhythm got to you! LoL
Tebogo Sehume too much hey lol
Good music
reminds of FM radio Kwabulawayo 1975-1980 isakaza iseqaqeni lweMontrose icace okuthekla!Luke Mnkandla 'umfana wamafast move,Thandiwe Khumalo,Busi Mlambo,Inglam Nyathi umfana kamdhluli,bothwell Bethule,amon Nyamabi 'umqhuli eyibambe,Prince Sibanda.Its sad ukuthi Izimbabwe brought nothing but umsuzo when Enos nkala of Zanu brought to an end such a marvellous era of such excellent music from montrose studios its a shame really!
yeah man, back in them days...! I have some more from the same show. Watch this space!
Who is saxophone soloist in Way Back Fifties?
@@aregaali3587 it’s the late bra Ntemi Piliso
@@sunshineyearsThank you!
Legends
Real they know how to instruct the instruments to generate the sound they want.
thanks so much for sharing - I want more!!
GloudinaL west.nkosi.jaz.mu zic
Marvellous
Tk Mbatha many thanks for watching TK
Buyani ekhaya. Isizwe si ya li dinga Madoda LOL!
Thanks Mrembol
5 stars
Mmmh🤗🙏🙏🤝🤝💃🕺
I wish I could rewind time hey
Same here!
May you please find and post the original song of Busi Mhlongo- Uyise Wezingane zami
@mozy40 will be posting more Jonas Gwangwa soon ;)
What is the name of the tenor saxophonist?
Im Proud Of (Mzansi) South Africa.American Music Got No Shit To This
Our music got soul😊
Bonolo Moleleki Thats so so right. South african jazz is the best in the world bar none.But you are wrong America does have shit.
Tebogo Sehume Soul ,innate rhythm, its own unique signature and an expertise not matched anywhere. South africa defines true jazz. And I is even English...!
Paul Scoffiled ...Awee Paul
hello please upload mpara or somebody with these track please attach or give me the link thanks MPARA by african jazz pionners
what's the name of the second track..
Temporary inconvenience.
What happened
the 2nd song they are playing- wats da name of it?
Temporary inconvenience
Good music