Click Song Number 1 - Miriam Makeba, Makeba, Miriam
Ring Bell, Ring Bell - Miriam Makeba, Ragovoy, Jerry
Jol'inkomo - Miriam Makeba,
West Wind - Miriam Makeba,
Saduva - Miriam Makeba, Makeba, Miriam
A Piece of Ground - Miriam Makeba,
Malayisha [*] - Miriam Makeba, Makeba, Miriam
UK reissue of 1972 album includes one bonus track, a mono version of 'Malayisha', the original B-side for her international 1967 hit 'Pata Pata'. Additional highlights include 'Ring Bell, Ring Bell' & 'What Is Love'.
UK reissue of 1972 album includes one bonus track, a mono version of 'Malayisha', the original B-side for her international 1967 hit 'Pata Pata'. Additional highlights include 'Ring Bell, Ring Bell' & 'What Is Love'.
"As one who knew Miriam Makeba and I also have the album "PATA PATA".
I found it to be a great and wonderful work of Miriam Makeba as I did
when it came out. She truly deserved the name Mother Africa."
Lighthearted and fun
Bobbi C. | Colorado | 03/22/2009
(5 out of 5 stars)
"Ms. Makeba's voice and melodies are rich and intriguing. Sometimes for me her voice evokes shades of Edith Piaf and Earta Kitt. Ms. Makeba though, is a force of nature and captivated me on this album. The intricate voices and rythmns are joyful and they caught me up into them."
She was unique!
Mary A. Heibeck | Columbia, IL U.S.A. | 05/16/2009
(5 out of 5 stars)
"Her recording of 'Pata Pata' has been a favorite of mine for years. I used to play it while I did my house cleaning. It was a record. Over the years I had to give up my records, but now I have her on CD. She had a great voice."
Great music! fun unique and entertaining!
K. Quinones | 09/26/2009
(5 out of 5 stars)
"The CD arrive very very quickly and to tell you the truth i still listen to it every morning whilst i get ready!
Lots of different languages, lots of different styles of music."
As talented as Barbra Streisand, Peggy Lee or Rosemary Cloon
George Odonnell | Kansas City, Missouri USA | 09/28/2010
(5 out of 5 stars)
"I had never heard of Miriam Makeba until I learned of her though Professor John McWhorter who referred to her on a set of great courses CDs on the history of human language. She was interesting linguistically because of her native "click" language. This album; in fact, contains her "Click Song". What I discovered was an incredibly talented singer. After reading about her life I discovered what an great person she was. From modest beginnings in South Africa she became not only a remarkable singer, but a civil rights activist affectionately called "Mama Africa". She died in 2008 respected and beloved."
Track Listings (12) - Disc #1
