1964 studio album by Miriam Makeba
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The Voice of Africa is the 1964 fourth album of Miriam Makeba issued by RCA Victor. It charted at #122 on the US album chart.[2]
- "Nomthini" (Miriam Makeba, Alan Salinga) 1:51
- "Willow Song" (Giuseppe Verdi) 2:45
- "Langa More" (Zeph Nkabinde) 2:20
- "Shihibolet" 1:49
- "Tuson" (Julio Perez) 1:58
- "Qhude" (Miriam Makeba, Hugh Masekela) 2:40
- "Mayibuye" (Miriam Makeba, Christopher Songxaka) 2:45
- "Lovely Lies" (Joe Glazer, Mackay Davashe) 2:42
- "Uyadela" (Miriam Makeba) 2:30
- "Mamoriri" (Miraim Makeba) 1:40
- "Le Fleuve" (Stephane Golmann) 2:00
- "Come to Glory" 2:30
- Miriam Makeba - vocals
- Laura Brower, Marvin Falcon, Samuel Brown - guitar
- William Salter - bass guitar
- Auchee Lee - drums, percussion
- Hugh Masekela - trumpet, arranger, conductor
- Morris Goldberg - alto saxophone
- James Cleveland - trombone
- ^ Allmusic review
- ^ Sylvia Lovina Chidi The Greatest Black Achievers in History 2014 -- 1291909338 p.129 "
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