The great Hugh Masakela … one of the Prides of Africa… Thank you for the joy your music continues to bring in my life. You were a God sent. Continue to rest in peace . This tune and Grazing in the grass are my all time favorites. !! Great song of Africa.. I salute you ❤
RIP. 🙏 Have loved this great African legend's music four decades and still going strong! A beautiful legacy and heritage from a trailblazer of African jazz. ❤
Can we take a few moments to acknowledge how beautiful his horn is?!!! It's too bad those Black children up front at the stage (mere inches from Baba Hugh) didn't realize they were in the presence of Afrikan musical royalty. There were witnessing an Afrikan unicorn genius and were bored. My Twin daughters at their ages would have attempted climb up on stage to dance with him... Me too!!! I got to see him perform/meet him in person and have dinner with him when he performed in Texas some years ago. He was such a welcoming, open, gifted and "regular" Blacktastique man!!! I sooooo luv to see him dance as much as I luv his music! Baba Hugh was/is so inspirational and precious!!!
I am 65 and remember the gentleman Mr Masekela performing at Rufaro Stadium Harare with Paul Simon, Miriam Makeba, Ray Phiri, Ladysmith Black Mambazo and host of other artists. 🇿🇼 salutes you
It was a great pleasure meeting Mr. Hugh Masekela in person when he performed in Trinidad with his full band. Also attending the breakfast meeting that was held at the Trinidad Hilton and his autograph.Great Memories of your warm hug. Sadly Missed.
Hugh Masekela was a legend, a pace setter in the use of both instrument and voice in expressions of South African jazz. A super fantastic artist unequalled in unique horn display and a showman par excellence. Quite inimitable.❤❤🎉😊😊
The greatest I’m so proud to be a South African African the meaning of this song is to be united, let people not discriminate you , it denounced violence of stabbing, it emphasised that we are all humans : lets unite ; blood has been shared for nothing, let’s all get mature and act responsibly: these days politicians are guided by twitter gossips but lose the fact that they are acting on behalf of real people human lives; I hope they all develop consciousness
Thank you for your comments I've known and listened to Hugh Masekela for over 20 years I've been to South Africa Mozambique Zimbabwe Zambia Malawi Botswana Namibia Angola so I know a little bit about African music I love Lucky Dube by the way I'm a Rastafarian I knew he was amazing he's considered the father of African Jazz and he lived in America for a little while and I think that's when he recorded the union of South Africa with the Beautiful song mamani but right now this is my favorite song on Earth this is just out of this world out of this universe like fourth dimension this is just where it all begins I'm we're all African everybody doesn't matter where you're from we are all African Lucy Lucy in the Sky with Diamonds LSD Great Rift Valley Tanzania Australopithecus offerensis and what's so cool about this is he's an old man now and he's still got it f****** and this is just such a beautiful poignant Soul loving warm kindness softness compassion understanding Forgiveness song I don't know maybe I'm high on some killer outdoor homegrown but yeah man Hugh Masekela Rastafari Tucson Arizona Sonoran Desert yes I we are all African
Always loved HM. Just looked him up on Wikipedia - he started out playing with Abdullah Ibrihim (Dollar Brand), and was married to Miriam Makeba and Cab Calloway's daughter.
Yes an absolute Masterpiece I've known Hugh Masekela for over 20 years I've been to South Africa there's one album I can't think of but it was that was my first it was really darn good mommy mommy want tea mommy what time something like that and then my second album was the union of South Africa and I'm sure you're familiar with Mommy m a m a n i beautiful song I love Lucky Dube I'm a Rastafarian and then just today I'm feeling pretty good after yesterday I felt like cried and I came across this song well I'm now going to listen to it for the sixth time I'm twisting up another goober and getting a warm naughty ice cheap American domestic beer 5.9% though good bang for the buck and this song is absolutely and I like Jerry Garcia Grateful Dead Trey Anastasio fish Pink Floyd reggae'80s pop disco 70s easy listening this however right now currently today is my favorite song on the whole f****** Tire Universe and I think this should be mandatory listening for every kindergartner in the world yes I Rastafari Tucson Arizona Sonoran Desert keep on keeping on yes I
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2024 and still playing this tune! Rest well sir.
Here we all are ... !!
We here bro 🎉 his music lives forever
Yet again, here I am winding down the Tuesday with some BraHugh. ..!!! 🎶🎺
Quem não vibra não vive Hugh foi e deixou a marca. Boooom
One of the best African. Music..Rest in peace Bra Hugh..you left a legacy for South Africans.. ❤❤
Dear Minister of Arts in South Africa
May his Horns, cowbell,shakers and other percussions be kept as National Treasure in Arts Museum...
P
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Wow what a brilliant idea i have ever heard
The song calls for unity.Even the blind man can see it.
I really love his concert, too sad because I’ve never been there. Rest easy
"The Energy, Concentration, Passion, Focus, The Love......Then comes out the sound...Hugh my Hero
Forget this amazing performance, I would have loved to be at the practice sessions prior to the amazing performance ! ! ! !
We're still in it, and I can't believe I'll be telling my unborn child about this legend for as long as I live because his music is ageless.
The great Hugh Masakela … one of the Prides of Africa… Thank you for the joy your music continues to bring in my life. You were a God sent. Continue to rest in peace . This tune and Grazing in the grass are my all time favorites. !! Great song of Africa.. I salute you ❤
RIP. 🙏 Have loved this great African legend's music four decades and still going strong! A beautiful legacy and heritage from a trailblazer of African jazz. ❤
Still goosebumps in 2023! Long live the legend.🙏🇿🇦
Best days my brother i wish we can just say wake up but it cannot happen
Still listening to chileshe after playing it for over 300 or more times. Rest well SIR HUGH.
Same here bru...
Am on 1000 times bru never gets old ❤
This musical arrangement is just perfect. The guitar drove things but the humans on the keys are musical geniuses.
The entire band was amazing, the old man was having fun, his age did not limit his moves.
Can we take a few moments to acknowledge how beautiful his horn is?!!!
It's too bad those Black children up front at the stage (mere inches from Baba Hugh) didn't realize they were in the presence of Afrikan musical royalty. There were witnessing an Afrikan unicorn genius and were bored.
My Twin daughters at their ages would have attempted climb up on stage to dance with him... Me too!!!
I got to see him perform/meet him in person and have dinner with him when he performed in Texas some years ago.
He was such a welcoming, open, gifted and "regular" Blacktastique man!!!
I sooooo luv to see him dance as much as I luv his music! Baba Hugh was/is so inspirational and precious!!!
Will never forget this legend
What a voice🎉what a gift and talent 🎉Thank you for sharing your gift with world🎉
Zimbabwe Stand Up!! RIP Mr Hugh Masekela! the very best of us!
I am 65 and remember the gentleman Mr Masekela performing at Rufaro Stadium Harare with Paul Simon, Miriam Makeba, Ray Phiri, Ladysmith Black Mambazo and host of other artists. 🇿🇼 salutes you
Bra Hughs' Live performances were always the best. work of art more spiritual then first published sound.
Hit a like of you love all his live shows
Legendary performance from a legend. R.I.P qhawe, you really brought awareness to uncomfortable conversations for our “Rainbow Nation”
Always a pleasure to watch his live concerts, can do so daily for that matter.
Still my favorite in 2024 … Good Music, Music of the Heart after a long day
It was a great pleasure meeting Mr. Hugh Masekela in person when he performed in Trinidad with his full band. Also attending the breakfast meeting that was held at the Trinidad Hilton and his autograph.Great Memories of your warm hug. Sadly Missed.
2022 we are here... timeless classic..💥💥
the way he graces that flugelhorn 😭😭😭😭😭😭😭 Rest in Power Legend!!!!
You have just come to school. Hugh was a jazz genius/ legend!! ❤️❤️🔥🔥
❤ Unbelievable !! Makes me think of home and my younger years!!! The horn section inspires me and me have goosebumps… RIP … Mzee Hugh….
the melody played by the guitar in the beginning.........i can sing it all day 💕💕💕💕💕😍😍😍👌👌👌👌
I can relate sir♥️❤️♥️
This version of Chileshe hits home! Legend!
Beeeeen. this version is the greatest.......
The way he brings it out from the bottom of his heart 💗 interesting 🙏🙏🙏Rip Grandpa
So le Thayma laliwatshela straight lama bhunu, live! 😂😂😂😂❤
Bra Masekela, your music, your commitment to fighting for freedom, and your sense of humour made this world better. I love and miss you so much.❤️🌺🌹
The band is just something else. Bra Hughe, RIP, you played your part
Born to carry awareness to the generation he left behind!!!! By giving them timeless music!!!
Hugh Masekela was a legend, a pace setter in the use of both instrument and voice in expressions of South African jazz. A super fantastic artist unequalled in unique horn display and a showman par excellence. Quite inimitable.❤❤🎉😊😊
Such music is soothing to the soul. It's understood by everyone across the world. Rest in power bra Hugh🎺🎹🎺🎶🎵
The Greatest!! Rest Easy Bra Hugh 💐🤎
Hall of Fame! Legend. Give thanks, grootman.
The greatest I’m so proud to be a South African African the meaning of this song is to be united, let people not discriminate you , it denounced violence of stabbing, it emphasised that we are all humans : lets unite ; blood has been shared for nothing, let’s all get mature and act responsibly: these days politicians are guided by twitter gossips but lose the fact that they are acting on behalf of real people human lives; I hope they all develop consciousness
What an artist 🙏
Thanks for the translation. I am not South African so I don't understand the words but the music resonates
Never came back from exile with a lust for power
RIP GREAT MAN, X FOR THE GREAT MUSIC U LEFT US.
Dankie baba thank you for sharing ur blessing ur talent with us🙏
Chileshe, this Bemba beautiful name and woman, proper music with all flavours..
An outstanding performance of a gorgeous song.
We need his archives in a Sourh African Museum.
He lived his music ! What a passion ! RIP
How what a groovy person. What a talented soul
This is some beautiful Music, i might not understand the language but i love it.
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Ngiyathanda lokhu kakhulu.Ngiyabonga kakhulu Hugh!
Ohh man feels brand new Rest in power Bra Hugh
Didn’t know he was this good….just amazing. R.I.P
Thank you for your comments I've known and listened to Hugh Masekela for over 20 years I've been to South Africa Mozambique Zimbabwe Zambia Malawi Botswana Namibia Angola so I know a little bit about African music I love Lucky Dube by the way I'm a Rastafarian I knew he was amazing he's considered the father of African Jazz and he lived in America for a little while and I think that's when he recorded the union of South Africa with the Beautiful song mamani but right now this is my favorite song on Earth this is just out of this world out of this universe like fourth dimension this is just where it all begins I'm we're all African everybody doesn't matter where you're from we are all African Lucy Lucy in the Sky with Diamonds LSD Great Rift Valley Tanzania Australopithecus offerensis and what's so cool about this is he's an old man now and he's still got it f****** and this is just such a beautiful poignant Soul loving warm kindness softness compassion understanding Forgiveness song I don't know maybe I'm high on some killer outdoor homegrown but yeah man Hugh Masekela Rastafari Tucson Arizona Sonoran Desert yes I we are all African
The best soul performance
Sweet solo beautiful tone Sir.
Pure musical bliss... viva Africa✊🏾
Thank you for the music #RIP Hugh Masekela
The message still apply to us even today it's great
Always loved HM. Just looked him up on Wikipedia - he started out playing with Abdullah Ibrihim (Dollar Brand), and was married to Miriam Makeba and Cab Calloway's daughter.
Yeeees! Fun time being had by Hugh and band and happy audience that's what Jazz should be!
WE ARE LEGENDS,ALL OF US HERE
Man, this music is smooth and cool! 🎺🎤🎵🎶
We love you Hugh Masekela❤❤😭
Master piece, evergreen piece 💯
I was at the Jazz Show of Hugh Masekela and His Full Band, when they performed at San Fernando Hills. An excellent evening of Jazz Music. Thanks.
hugh a masterpiece til death
Great Son of Africa.. Hugh Masakela.. i salute you..
Monna geshu nna ke go leboga go menagane
Robala ka khutsho
O e kgatlile Tema ya gogo ka bokgwari bjo bo golo
South African
Yhoo braa magona kani❤
Great since grazing in the grass,by the 70's
Life is Art... Live it to the fullest!
Rest in peace Legend. You were one of the best and actually even now you are still.
Rest in peace Bra Hugh Masekela
Wow!!! This Rendition is equated as Concord in Harmony.
It hit like as it was release yesterday ❤😢
Halala the legend lives on🔥👏🏾
great work ukwanda kwaliwa mloyo lala uphumule khehla lami
He has a very good vibes and voice
Baba!
My respects for ever.
Rest well Master.
I really miss you hugh....continue to rest in peace ❣
I don’t know, it’s such a great song I had to revisit 🔥
Forever ❤Legendary
RIP
Surely that cat on lead can play the damn good guitar. Truly amazing!
still loving him in 2020
I'm here 2021
That’s a masterpiece 🔥🔥!
Yes an absolute Masterpiece I've known Hugh Masekela for over 20 years I've been to South Africa there's one album I can't think of but it was that was my first it was really darn good mommy mommy want tea mommy what time something like that and then my second album was the union of South Africa and I'm sure you're familiar with Mommy m a m a n i beautiful song I love Lucky Dube I'm a Rastafarian and then just today I'm feeling pretty good after yesterday I felt like cried and I came across this song well I'm now going to listen to it for the sixth time I'm twisting up another goober and getting a warm naughty ice cheap American domestic beer 5.9% though good bang for the buck and this song is absolutely and I like Jerry Garcia Grateful Dead Trey Anastasio fish Pink Floyd reggae'80s pop disco 70s easy listening this however right now currently today is my favorite song on the whole f****** Tire Universe and I think this should be mandatory listening for every kindergartner in the world yes I Rastafari Tucson Arizona Sonoran Desert keep on keeping on yes I
Smooth...rip legend
He reminds me of the days of the jazz festivals sponsored by Stanbic Bank levymore Lusaka Zambia.
Truly a legend
Pure Gold!.....
Wow! Legend!
My favorite, R.I.P...miss you
Your legacy lives 👋.
we. need a Hugh masekela avenue and Johnny gleg
I landed a shark in my line of work and he wanted to listen to Hugh and I'm sold myself
Nice one!!!
We love u bra hugh
we will remember you with all you fulfilled words cannot describe
Nice one from the Legend.
A great South African!!!
#true legend#Bra Hugh
Rest in power bro hugh oresiile resanagana