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One of the most featured DJ guests of the show, Something Black is always a pleasure to host. More than just a DJ, He is an author, artist, and teacher from South Africa and has spent several years in Berlin. He has DJed and even exhibited with the FreakOuternational. Even though he is now living in Dakar, we managed to meet during his last Berlin visit and record this set of South African 45s, with a brief musical prologue and epilogue by Freak Ass E.
Full track list with labels and dates (if found)
- Janka Nabay and the Bubu Gang - Somebody
- Manhattan Toni & Young Super 5 – Don’t Touch (part 1) (Highway Soul)
- Bidela and Malende Boys – Sambodi (Beat City, 1979)
- Sound Lovers – Mama Ngibuyike (Number One) (Zulu Disco 1980)
- Mukwebo & The Venda Girls – Ungariki (Akulawa 1978)
- Kabasa – African Sunset (Lyncell/Rainbow Records 1983)
- Cincinnati Five – Shango Larinoa (E.M. Songs)
- Sammy Kasule – Shauri Yako (Priority Records 1984)
- Mamelodi – 12-0-12 That’s Our Number (Drum Rock, 1983)
- Hotline – Jive Pantsula (Fuller Music 1986)
- Lumumba feat. Condry Ziqubu – Yellow Mieliemee (Bullet, 1984)
- David Thekwane – No no no no! (Atlantic City, 1979)
- Matauto Brothers and Gaza Queens – Mithalomisarini (Motella, 1984)
- The Outlaws – Bo Kokwana (Super Soul, 1978)
- Freedom Sengwayo – Love-Love (Goli, 1981)
- Lujo – Zip up your Boots (Sounds of Soweto/Sherwell Street, 1984)
- Banjo – In the Middle of the Night (Hit City Records, 1986)
- Nelcy Sebide – Khuza Sangoma (Soul Jazz Pop, 1983)
- Marumo – Toitoi (1981)
- Thlariami Makala – Shintuvani (Fast Move, 1979)
- Spank – Rata oa Tsameya (part 1) Family Music / CCP Recprds, 1082
- Reggie Msomi and his Swing Africa – Swith On The Music (Kilimanjaro, 1985)
- David Thekwane and Sankie Chounyane – Come and Go (A1 disco records, 1983)
- Africa Tentacao – Pomba
- Africa Négra – Un sa cama s’ca souja
- Sun Alvarinho – M’Konvètá dédo
- Tamtam 2000 – Melhor Futuro
- Souzy Kassera – Princess Goyo
