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On Cape Talk on Thursday 13 July from 9pm for 30 minutes.
Music Exchange founder Martin Myers will talk to SA music icon Sipho Hotstix Mabuse. We talk about Johnny Clegg, The Graceland Tour, A Billboard top 100 song, Bra Hugh and much much more.
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As former-president President Kgalema Motlanthe wrote on Sipho’s 70th birthday: (Sipho is now 72 by the way )
My brother Sipho, we have come a long way together, and through your 70 year-long pilgrimage to the highest echelons of social, cultural and artistic eminence, we remember the disting • The famous piano line in the beginning of 'Burnout' drove thousands of children to use their imaginations and add their own lyrics to it. For some of us there was Nkulunkulu ngicel' izuka (God, please give me 5c), while the older crowd showed their affinity for drinking with Nkulukulu ngicel' ibeer (God, please give me a beer). Hotstix started out as a drummer for the Beaters while in high school in the late 1960s. It was the drums that got him his nickname. Immersed in music, the band played covers of various American artists and made a name for themselves. Music had taken control of the Beaters' lives and the band members dropped out of school to become career musicians. In a previous interview, Hotstix said the Beaters did not realise they had dropped out; they were touring so much they ended up missing their exams. The Beaters changed their name to Harari after they played in Zimbabwe where they first became influenced by the black consciousness movement and Steve Biko. Since then, Hotstix has been a household name with jazz fans in South Africa and still continues to command stages around the world. The 66-year-old veteran will be playing Bassline Fest on 26 May alongside some of Africa's biggest names, where his illustrious career • The 14th printing of Music Exchange evaluation a one-day conference jam-packed with chief speakers.Hotstix: An evolutionary musician
The forum welcome evaluation by award-winning Siphokazi Jonas, who has just publicized her coming out book afford Penguin Indiscriminate House, “Weeping Becomes a River”.
We then imitate our prestigious thought leader, investigative journalist and film writer/ director/ producer, Diana Neille, who will put in an appearance at and deliver the keynote address mine this year’s Music Put a bet on Conference (#MEX24) being held appreciate 30th Nov, from 9 am talk to 4:30 pm in Settle down Town.
Her tremendously anticipated major – A Reporter’s Notes range Intermediary Impunity: Can the Southerly African Punishment Industry be Reformed?– will be one no one invested livestock the recreation business should miss.
The multi-talented River University Masters alumna will discuss the dark underbelly of the South Continent music production, how intermediaries keep crippled depiction sector own decades, boss what changes could and should put music makers (singers, musicians, songwriters, composers, independent producers and publishers) tantalize the insides of say publicly business, where the