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| 1. | Knysna Blue
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| 2. | You Can T Stop Me Now
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| 3. | Peace
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| 4. | Three 1
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| 5. | Kofifi
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| 6. | Three 2
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| 7. | Cape Town
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| 8. | Ask Me Now
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Jazz
Recorded at Milestone Studios, Cape Town, September to October 1993
Abdullah Ibrahim all instruments
Capetown-born Abdullah Ibrahim, formerly known as Dollar Brand, started his professional career as a pianist when he was 14 years old. While his trio toured Europe in 1962, he gained the attention of Duke Ellington who was eager to produce Abdullah's American recording debut. After winning the Down Beat Critics' Poll (TDWR) in 1975, Abdullah Ibrahim did a long series of successful recordings that established him as the most prolific representent of the world music and ethno-jazz movement.
Produced in Capetown, South Africa, Abdullah Ibrahim's latest recording reflects the artist's return to his native country. Depicting the decades of traumatic experiences in South Africa, the title song "Knysna Blue" is a nearly 16-minute scene based on African popular music. Other titles refer to South African cities and landscapes, going even back to the 1960's, and show a great variety of sounds, feelings and instrumentations. All compositions on "Knysna Blue" were written by Abdullah Ibrahim himself except the piano solo "Ask Me Now" which was composed by Thelonious Monk, one of the great masters he was influenced by in his early years. "Knysna Blue" is an important document of a great musician's state of art as all instruments are played by Abdullah Ibrahim himself. |
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