I am here. A white boy from the 80's. Loving the music of Sipho, Steve Kekana, Juluka, Lucky Dube, Mango Groove, ladysmith BM, etc. Truly a golden era of south african music that spoke to the soul🙌
Yoh yoh yoh, you mentioned names that I had clean forgotten about! Aren't we so lucky that we grew up with this amazing music. Such lovely, warm happy memories when I listen to these songs. ❤
When Steve kekana comes in, he elevates it to another level. Yes it's unbelievable that is was created in the dark days, the people are so happy. It tells you a lot about our down to earth Ubuntu.
This song broke all racial barriers and brought the township members together! An era that will never happen again and memories to cherish forever more......Salute SHM!
South Africa gave us One of the Finest jams from the legendary cool Sipho Mabuse. Grew up to this track circa 80's/90's... courtesy of Music time a music programme that aired on Sunday night way back in the late 80's in 🇰🇪. Keep Shining S.H. Mabuse 🎇
These are the songs we listened growing. It's sad that the adults around us that time are all gone. We miss them. They are gone but not forgotten. 🇿🇼🇿🇼🇿🇼
Burn Out without the Legendary Steve Kekana's voice towards the end of the song,is like a tea without sugar. He took the song to another level with those high notes. 🤌🏽😩
Kenyan born in the seventies, got to listen to African songs in my childhood, Congolese and South African musicians were always at the top of African music
We enjoyed South African music in Uganda and I grew up listening to these songs, I wish this gentleman could make a new video of this song.❤ South African music takes back in time before I was born, I believe I was South Africa in my past life. I’m now On another continent but this music takes me back home in Africa.
Every year I'll come here and sign my register then if I don't just say rest in peace to me cos ilibe gone by then. Great music for the country baba uHot stix 🎉🎉🎉🎉 And I love youy sons Junior and Hluma daddy loves you and he's busy preparing you a better future by working hard, but remember I will forever loving you boys shap shap?❤❤❤❤
Sipho "Hotsticks" Mabuse wow....we love you. When I first heard this song live...as a teenager I was Mesmerized l am 75 Years and still listen to it all the time. Thanks for the gift. God bless you
Dec 1984 we use to dance for this song eBurgersdorp during our school holidays....those were the best days in my life...always looking foward to spend 30 or more days always from Transkei....life was filled with joy almost everyday...I remember very well that day under the tree at Nite kuloThabiso Makoko..Note made on Monday 12/12/2022.
What a beautiful and timeless classic... Not forgetting Steve Khekana's magical voice too alongside Sipho Hotstix Mabuse. Legends indeed!!! #stilllisteningin2024
First time I listen to this song, 5 seconds into the song, I was smiling and I know I am going like the song. South African music and artists are very under appreciated
Music was way better during apartheid times. I sorely miss those times. Some would surely crucify me for fessing up to the fact that I miss those years. But this is my heart speaking.
This song reminds me of a difficult time in my youth. Living in hardship and the only thing to look out to everyday was music in kenyan matatus going and coming from school in late 80s Nairobi
...song brings on Nostalgia .It reminds me of my belated cousin. This was a popular song in the Coloured Community back in the day. Thank you for creating memories.
This song takes me to a very far place that i cannot even dream of, it travels through my soul to an unknown, unimaginable place that only exists in my inner soul. It triggers a lot of deep emotions & deep thoughts that i cant even comprehend!!
Everytime I need some hype I open these kind of songs. I realise everyday that our parents had the best chlidhood. They were just happy. No stress of unemployment and everything that is making everyone to stand in their toes.
Takes you back bby.. ❤️❤️❤️ great artists I played all old school struggle artists songs still in my car and I rubbed that off to my children get them to know❤❤❤❤😂😂😂🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉
"Nkulunkulu ngicela izuka, Nkulunkulu ngicela izuka". This is my early recollection of this song as the above words were sung following the melody of the keyboard. I was born when the song came out in 1984. So I can't say I enjoyed it when it came out, but the mood was continued until the early 90s❤❤❤
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Whos with me here in 2024🎉❤
Yah, forever, brah🙏🏽✊🏾👍🏾
A friend of mine posted it on his status on his status today , immediately I missed it 😌
Am here from cameroon. Trying to dance on this in my room at midnight
😂😂me right now💙🫳
Here❤
2024 where are you people with a good taste of music 🎶 ???
Right here my brother peace
Present march 2024
I'm 90z kid I love dis song
Present .
@@DhishenDeezo you got a good taste of music 🎶
This song still has such a good vibe in 2023 and will continue beyond. Music like this lives on forever.
During our time jerrrr was nice jealous down
100% correct
Yooh I thought maybe I'm too old soul but you have just attested that good music indeed lives
Kempton park 2023 nazoooooo
Indeed you right ❤
I am here. A white boy from the 80's. Loving the music of Sipho, Steve Kekana, Juluka, Lucky Dube, Mango Groove, ladysmith BM, etc. Truly a golden era of south african music that spoke to the soul🙌
Yoh yoh yoh, you mentioned names that I had clean forgotten about! Aren't we so lucky that we grew up with this amazing music. Such lovely, warm happy memories when I listen to these songs. ❤
@@gillianchansam 👍😉
Ah and we can’t forget the icon Mr.Johnny Clegg🫶🏻✨
True Good Music.
Come on South Africans this song should have hit 1million. This is the most original South African piece of art.
Agreed @n.m6249
@@aem870More like Anericans are influenced by the sounds and melodies of Africa
the absolute joy in this video..Hard to believe it was created at such a dark time in this country's history.
Back then artists were creative
Cos of eskom Now South Africa is literally dark🤣
When Steve kekana comes in, he elevates it to another level.
Yes it's unbelievable that is was created in the dark days, the people are so happy. It tells you a lot about our down to earth Ubuntu.
@@simeontjatji3391 was gona say the same thing 🤣
Eish yah neh. I guess they had to come up with other things to look up to and be happy again.
I grew up listening to such good vibes. I miss my childhood. Music that will always vibe till eternity. Love from Kenya 🇰🇪🇰🇪🇰🇪
Same goes for me too my fellow country man😀..i was a kid then but can never forget all the great music of the 80s as i grew up!
Hii will be played Mbinguni😅
Great song from 1985,song will always be a South African classic ❤
I am proud to be black, my skin ,hair and my language. Proudly African 🙌🙌🙌
You’re my family and am happy to be your family too
When south africa was still south africa❤️
Eish
Bro what? At this time south Africa was still under apartheid
@@JahhBklu1802005
Looks fine but was not during that time
Apartheid was disciplined. White settlers brought this kind of lifestyle thanks to them we were able to produce on our own this beautiful music...
This song broke all racial barriers and brought the township members together! An era that will never happen again and memories to cherish forever more......Salute SHM!
How do you know that it broke all racial barriers?
Cos we all listened to it irrespective of the colour
The "Nkulunkulu ngicel' izuka" generation😂❤❤🔥🔥
Yes, I am that generation. 😂😂😂
@@bokaphoko7126 😅💯🔥✌🏼
one here from rockville Soweto
Satan unetswape😭😭😭😭
So proud of this South African musician ❤️🌍
Grew up with this
Congratulations to the Springboks this was playing full blast last night.
Let's not forget Steve Kekana's amazing vocals at the end.😊
Yeah tht voice stive teboho kekana our Legend
When he comes in I go crazy
😍😍😍
And the lady in short hair her looks
Eishhhhhhhh😢😢😢😢😢 bra steve
My Mom(May her Soul rest in peace ❤️) introduced me to this music, and I am soo greatful this 🙂, a gem💎
You never go wrong with this one.
May her Soul rest in Beautiful peace. I'm happy she introduced you to the ever nice and consoling track.
South Africa gave us One of the Finest jams from the legendary cool Sipho Mabuse.
Grew up to this track circa 80's/90's... courtesy of Music time a music programme that aired on Sunday night way back in the late 80's in 🇰🇪.
Keep Shining S.H. Mabuse 🎇
Omg.this is nice tune... memories are made of this...who is with me in 2024...
These are the songs we listened growing. It's sad that the adults around us that time are all gone. We miss them. They are gone but not forgotten. 🇿🇼🇿🇼🇿🇼
This song was used by a Radio 2 Dj, cant remember if it was Joe Panganayi or Mukarota?? It Brings so many memories
Radio Zimbabwe
I'm every Indian event this song gets everyone on the dancefloor. The composition is world class. ❤
2024 lets mark the register to this timeless classic my good Africans ❤
If you still listening to this classic in 2023 , you are a Legend 🙌🏽👊
Quite true still enjoying the song
2024 homie🌿😎🙏
I have a heart problem, i probably won't live long.
At least 2024 i was here jamming to this song at 24 years old ❤ love.
😭😭😭May God heal you
I hope you are well. God bless
In the name of Jesus you will live long have faith ❤
Sending LOVE ❤
@@ngcaliclock2529 and am 24 years jamming too it too
I always think this song was ahead of its time 👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾🫡
True
Burn Out without the Legendary Steve Kekana's voice towards the end of the song,is like a tea without sugar. He took the song to another level with those high notes. 🤌🏽😩
Kenyan born in the seventies, got to listen to African songs in my childhood, Congolese and South African musicians were always at the top of African music
2022 Berlin, Germany 🇩🇪 hola South Africa 🇿🇦
We enjoyed South African music in Uganda and I grew up listening to these songs, I wish this gentleman could make a new video of this song.❤ South African music takes back in time before I was born, I believe I was South Africa in my past life. I’m now On another continent but this music takes me back home in Africa.
I also, like you, believe that I was South African in ALL my prior lifetimes!!!
Come back to Africa the new world order is going to hit the west hard
Legendary song, great 80's song!!!
80s baby, my Dad would play this in his car with sunroof open, me poppin out dancing with my mom❤❤❤❤
Every year I'll come here and sign my register then if I don't just say rest in peace to me cos ilibe gone by then. Great music for the country baba uHot stix 🎉🎉🎉🎉
And I love youy sons Junior and Hluma daddy loves you and he's busy preparing you a better future by working hard, but remember I will forever loving you boys shap shap?❤❤❤❤
this is a jam, I miss my mom. May her soul continue to rest in peace
RIP Mom
True legends! Best ever - proudly South African 🔥💯
Still a jam in 2024
Sipho "Hotsticks" Mabuse wow....we love you. When I first heard this song live...as a teenager I was Mesmerized l am 75 Years and still listen to it all the time. Thanks for the gift. God bless you
Much Love from Namibia 🇳🇦
Miss this time we were so happy and did not know
Dec 1984 we use to dance for this song eBurgersdorp during our school holidays....those were the best days in my life...always looking foward to spend 30 or more days always from Transkei....life was filled with joy almost everyday...I remember very well that day under the tree at Nite kuloThabiso Makoko..Note made on Monday 12/12/2022.
Ma Chama flesh the taxi take you to JHB, my uncle is time ye wena that time
The song, and the feeling I have been searching for ❤
I cant understand why a 1984 music still sounds new even in 2023
I was born in 2003 but I like this song 🎵 ❤❤
What a beautiful and timeless classic... Not forgetting Steve Khekana's magical voice too alongside Sipho Hotstix Mabuse. Legends indeed!!! #stilllisteningin2024
Landed on your page today this song is so nice I'll sing it on my tiktok everyday
An absolute South African legend. We must honor our musicians while they are still around ❤ much love
I HAVE LOOKED AND SEARCHED FOR THIS SONG FOR A LONG TIME, AND HERE I AM...TIME TRAVELLING BACK INTO MY PAST CHILDHOOD.
Golden song from a golden era. Thanks SHM.
First time I listen to this song, 5 seconds into the song, I was smiling and I know I am going like the song. South African music and artists are very under appreciated
when it was South Africa before Amapiano great music it was .hit a like 👍👍👍👍
Sometimes, a tear comes my way when I remember all the good times growing up in the 80s.. one radio station V.O.K KENYA 🇰🇪 🇰🇪🇰🇪
The 80s were something else. 🔥🔥🔥
Way before Pharrell Williams, there was Steve Kekana. RIP Legend
2022 ....Posting Live Live from Namibia ..
From childhood to adulthood and the Jam havent burned out 🔥
Music of all the time. I love oldies especially from South Africa.
Ola Ola my bro, I agree,the best
Music was way better during apartheid times. I sorely miss those times. Some would surely crucify me for fessing up to the fact that I miss those years. But this is my heart speaking.
90s Music is the best 🔥🔥🔥🔥✊✊❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️💯💯💯💯🎵🎶🎶
@@neomodipa3461 this is 80s music
keep missing it, you had lots of better ways of laying your thoughts out to the public in a respectfull manner but still saw those words viable ? Bch
If I were white, I too would miss those days 😪 mxm
I'm Chinese. @@tumi-annemonama4946
South African were and still remain to be something else....amaziing🎉❤
Here's talking about the National Anthem off the NEW SOUTH AFRICA....back to basics 1984 and the beat goes on....2022 just rock on
Wow Best Music. Back in the Days
These guys have house music feels..
This song reminds me of a difficult time in my youth. Living in hardship and the only thing to look out to everyday was music in kenyan matatus going and coming from school in late 80s Nairobi
...song brings on Nostalgia .It reminds me of my belated cousin. This was a popular song in the Coloured Community back in the day. Thank you for creating memories.
This song brings back childhood memories
For years Shibelani dance has always been part of many South African hits❤️❤️❤️🔥🔥
Sweet and joyous memories whenever I listen to this song.❤
Sipho has nailed it💯... It'll never get old, it's a hybrid of classic and modern🖤
Bra steve at the end 😢😢😢😢😢😢😢❤❤❤my uncle
Oh my goodness......it has literally taken me YEARS to find this song😭😭😭😭😭🥳🥳🥳🥳🥳🥳🥳🥳🥳🥳🥳🥳🥳🥳
How does this video have not have atleast a million views? 😳
This life, No balance!, Nomndayi
It's still new
@@sbohmeyiwa2873 3s
Come with your pianos zanos thanos whatever, you will NEVER touch this South African GOLD ✊🏽
A mind blowing jam❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
This song takes me to a very far place that i cannot even dream of, it travels through my soul to an unknown, unimaginable place that only exists in my inner soul. It triggers a lot of deep emotions & deep thoughts that i cant even comprehend!!
one of my father's favourites.Early 90's - Fast forward 2024 Hotstix
Still one of my absolute favourites !!! Gets me moving every time. Definitely no expiration date on excellent music>>>>
Tata uSipho is a legend...just if I could see you play in this video...iyatshisa...
❤❤❤❤the songs which represent where south africa music come from❤❤❤❤
this song reminds me of my childhood it was great to listen to this song it is emotional to me
Still love this song - also just listened to Spirit of a Great Heart - so very Africa and always in my heart
Classic❤🎉
I am with you all along I can't just stop listening to these songs they are soul healing and reduce stress and many more......
I was looking for this masterpiece 🤣🤣
I fell in love with chicken licken because of this song
i wasnt exposed to this type of music as a child. Its amazing
Everytime I need some hype I open these kind of songs. I realise everyday that our parents had the best chlidhood. They were just happy. No stress of unemployment and everything that is making everyone to stand in their toes.
Wow, my South Africa 🙏🏾🙏🏾🙏🏾
Takes you back bby.. ❤️❤️❤️ great artists I played all old school struggle artists songs still in my car and I rubbed that off to my children get them to know❤❤❤❤😂😂😂🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉
Feeling this song in 2024. Lots of love from Zambia 🇿🇲 💃💞
Timeless music. So many great memories
We here and haven't burnt out yet🔥🔥🔥💯🤞🏾
Taking me back in time . Love this song.
Steve and Sipho at their best for me
This is what I call music ❤
The best and no 1 song in the world
"Nkulunkulu ngicela izuka, Nkulunkulu ngicela izuka". This is my early recollection of this song as the above words were sung following the melody of the keyboard. I was born when the song came out in 1984. So I can't say I enjoyed it when it came out, but the mood was continued until the early 90s❤❤❤
If you here not by mistake but suched for the master piece, you gat good test of music 🎶
❤I AM FROM SOUTH AFRICA... THIS IS MY DRUNKING MASTER SONG.. I WILL WON A FIGHT ON THIS SONG... FIGHTING ON THE BEAT
I can only imagine
Uncle Sipho and the rest ...well done well done...i love you and still jaming to this...🎉🎉
Get up you people of Africa, give a million to this genius, you danced, loved, and made ...to this ,our contribution to love songs of the world😂
Always love this tune ❤❤❤ !!!
A master piece...
Music can't never dies❤.
When we talking about Gold oldies ❤❤❤.......when we used to hear that gold music played on the cassette radio ❤❤❤
I like the melody