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backed by Mavuthela's
house band, the
Makgona Tsohle Band (including
Marks Mankwane on lead
guitar and West
Nkosi on alto saxophone). In 1972 the line-up of...
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creating the
mbaqanga music style, led by
electric lead
guitarist Marks Mankwane and alto
saxophonist West Nkosi.
Together they were an
extremely productive...
- musicians, producers, or a
combination of the two. Both
guitarist Marks Mankwane and
saxophonist West
Nkosi became musician-producers;
Nkosi in particular...
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talented guitarist Marks Mankwane, who
hailed from the
Warmbaths area.
Nkosi said to his band
members to look out for
Mankwane, who was a very polished...
- Productions, 1997.
Mankwane, M.: "Mahlathini, ****tella
Queens and
Makgona Tsohle Band -
Mbaqanga at its Best!",
interviews with
Marks Mankwane and
Mildred Mangxola...
- band,
later named the
Makgona Tsohle Band,
comprised lead
guitarist Marks Mankwane,
electric b****ist
Joseph Makwela,
rhythm guitarist Vivian Ngubane, drummer...
-
Tsohle Band, a
group comprising five
domestic workers from
Pretoria –
Marks Mankwane (lead guitar),
Joseph Makwela (b**** guitar),
Vivian Ngubane (rhythm guitar)...
- Bopape,
Marks Mankwane) – 2:42
Taken from the
album Umculo Kawupheli (1975). 12 "Zibuyile Nonyaka" (They Are Back This Year) (Marks
Mankwane) – 2:33 Taken...
- as well as musician-composer-arrangers such as
Shadrack Piliso,
Marks Mankwane,
Hilda Tloubatla,
Lucky Monama,
Joseph Shabalala,
Simon Mahlathini Nkabinde...
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Makgona Tsohle Band by
Makgona Tsohle guitarist and
Queens producer Marks Mankwane.
Their comeback release,
Amaqhawe Omgqashiyo, was a hit in
South Africa...
