“Home Is Where The Music Is” by Hugh Masekela - album review

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TJR says

Acclaimed double album set from the 32-year-old brass player, largely entrenched in the realms of soul-jazz. There are two keepers for me; the relaxing “Uhome” (written by Miriam Makeba?) very much puts me in mind of that great Miles Davis record, “In A Silent Way” from '69, whilst “Ingoo Pow-Pow (Children's Song)” channels tribal rhythms and gets all shamanic with it for a memorable and enjoyable finale. Pity they weren't all that wild and tribal.

The Jukebox Rebel
30–Jan–2016

Tracklist
A1 [09:37] 3.5.png Hugh Masekela - Part Of A Whole (Caiphus Semenya) Jazz
A2 [09:37] 4.3.png Hugh Masekela - Minawa (Sekou Toure) Jazz
B1 [07:53] 3.8.png Hugh Masekela - The Big Apple (Caiphus Semenya) Jazz
B2 [05:28] 7.1.png Hugh Masekela - Unhome (Miriam Makeba) Jazz
B3 [07:07] 2.4.png Hugh Masekela - Maseru (Hugh Masekela) Jazz
C1 [05:52] 4.7.png Hugh Masekela - Innercrisis (Larry Willis) Jazz
C2 [06:25] 4.0.png Hugh Masekela - Blues For Huey (Kippie Moeketsi) Jazz
C3 [07:21] 4.4.png Hugh Masekela - Nomali (Caiphus Semenya) Jazz
D1 [10:28] 5.7.png Hugh Masekela - Maesha (Caiphus Semenya) Film Score / Incidental
D2 [06:45] 6.0.png Hugh Masekela - Ingoo Pow-Pow (Children’s Song) (Caiphus Semenya) Africana

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