Heritage Day I 'The Life and Times' of Soul Brothers, 46 years on with Moses Ngwenya

For 46 years, music group Soul Brothers has been rocking crowds across the world and sticking to its own type of Mbaqanga.
Members of the group have vowed to continue doing the genre as it is special to them. The group has released a captivating memoir titled "The Life and Times".
Authored by Sydney Maluleke, the book provides an intimate glimpse into the history, music, and essence of the Soul Brothers, shedding light on their rise, challenges, and the indelible mark they've left on the world of music.
We're in conversation with Moses Ngwenya, the only surviving original member of Soul Brothers.
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I sometimes wish South African musicians could take themselves seriously. In 2012 I drove from Joburg to Durban to watch 35 years or Soul Brothers and we paid about 2k per ticket guess what? No DVD was ever released They played with Zakes Bantwini, Siphokazi, Hashelimhlophe, Mbongeni Ngema, very Beautiful show and I so much looked forward to the getting a copy

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