Nomali - Bhudaza 

I first heard this on cassette and to this day is still the very best

He cooked this rendition very well. That recipe of a concoction must never be attempted.

U are the star ntate Bhudaza ,who's here with me 2022

Music has no religions, nationalities, it is just purity of heart, spirit.

Moriana o phekolang mafu wohle

plain and simple music that relaxes your body, the kinda music you listen with your soul.

rona ba sotho

Morena Bhudhaza.....Basotho ba kae....this is his best

This can only mature to be ever better irregardless of the composer whether Caiphus Semenya or Dudu Pukwana

reminds me pf the years I spent in Bloem

Concoctions of music instrument that hit the worst nostalgia, result orgasm of eardrums and melting heart. Addicted to African Jazz.

Thanks for clearing that up. Bra Caiphus is a 1st class composer. I 1st heard it played by the Dedication Orchestra (the UK big band, formed to celebrate the work of the S. African Blue Notes & Harry Miller). On that night it was credited to Dudu Pukwana. In 06, Bra Hugh performed it at the Barbican & he credited Caiphus. It's also featured on Bra Hugh's album 'Home is where the Music is' recorded in the 70s with inter alia Dudu (sax) and on Dudu's album 'In the Townships'. hence my confusion

Hothwa keNtate Bhudaza with beautyful jazz music in Sotho vocal

angazi bhuti uthini, kodwa ukhuluma kesisuthu esimnaaaaaandi

Ntate Bhudaza our Mosotho jazz representative 🇱🇸🙏🎉

NdinguMxhosa, but lotata ndiyayiva lento aythethayo.

Masterpiece❤️

Rona Basotho rengaka tse kgolo.....heeeeeeh

Caiphus Semenya. Composed in New York, 1963 on a cold winter day as he missed his then fiance, Letta Mbulu(source Caiphus Semenya - Live At Carnival City)

Monate osa feleng

Kgelek!....hohle

The narrative is quite scary 😅

el classico

splendid!!

Bosulu bono bo thakhoha ka hara sona sefehlefehle

One day is one day bra Thato mokoena, keep playing those keys and let others take the praise

Dira hadi bonwe

Will do my best & see what I can cook up. Cheerz.

Great to hear, whizzkidkis. I didn't know about the other versions you mention. I only have the Hugh Masekela "Hope" album version, Caiphus Semenya's "Live at Carnival City" version(brilliant album btw) and this one. I must find the other versions. I think it's a wonderful song and fully agree on Semenya, wonderful composer.

I still remember i was in grade 8 in a taxi trip from qwaqwa to welkom...never have i ever been so traumatized with what is being said here.God forbid...i hope no one has ever used that muthi expecting any result...yhooo!!ai

who is the original artist for this song...some where there in 1982 it was played for radio drama

Ichuuuuu😄😉😄😁👍🤌

This is a classic. Question is the composer? Dudu Pukwana or Caiphus Semenya?