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Sendung, Sendedatum WDR 3 Jazz & World, 14.02.2018 Miriam Makeba 22:04-24:00 Stand: 13.02.2018 E-Mail: [email protected] | Online: jazz.wdr.de Moderation: Babette Michel Redaktion: Bernd Hoffmann Laufplan 22:04-24:00 1. Amampondo K + T: Oumou Sangare 2:30 MIRIAM MAKEBA Stern's Music, STCD3017, ohne LC, EAN 740042301726 CD: The Guinea Years 2. Tula Ndiville K + T: Mackay Dawashe 3:06 MIRIAM MAKEBA Wrasse Records, WRASS 062, ohne LC, EAN 5060001270661 CD: The Definite Collection 3. Pata Pata K + T: Reggio Msomi 2:50 MIRIAM MAKEBA Wrasse Records 088, ohne LC, EAN 5060001270937 CD: The Early Years 4. Nomalungelo K + T: Nomundo Sihawu 2:21 MIRIAM MAKEBA & Wrasse Records, WRASS 062, ohne LC, SKYLARKS EAN 5060001270661 CD: The Definite Collection 5. Back of the Moon K + T: Todd Matshikiza, Pat Williams 2:58 KING KONG CAST feat. Wrasse Records, WRASS 062, ohne LC, MIRIAM MAKEBA EAN 5060001270661 CD: The Definite Collection 6. Makoti K + T: Msomi 2:20 MIRIAM MAKEBA Not Now Music, NOT2CD413, ohne LC, EAN 5060143494130 CD: The sweet sound of Africa 7. Miriam's Goodbye to K + T: Reggie Msomi 2:43 Africa Wrasse Records 088, ohne LC, MIRIAM MAKEBA EAN 5060001270937 CD: The Early Years 8. The Click Song (Live) K + T: Joseph Mogotsi, Rufus Khoza, 2:30 MIRIAM MAKEBA Nathan Dambuza Mdledle Delta Music, N 16 173, ohne LC, EAN 5055551161736 CD: The Voice of Africa 9. In the land of the Zulus K + T: Makeba 2:31 BELAFONTE / MAKEBA RCA / BMG Music, ND 89871, LC 00316, EAN 0035628987129 Dieses Manuskript ist ausschließlich zum persönlichen, privaten Gebrauch bestimmt. Jede weitere Vervielfältigung und Verbreitung bedarf der ausdrücklichen Genehmigung des WDR. 1 WDR 3 Jazz & World, 14.02.2018 Miriam Makeba 22:04-24:00 Stand: 13.02.2018 E-Mail: [email protected] | Online: jazz.wdr.de CD: An Evening with Belafonte / Makeba. 22:0Songs4-24:00 from Africa 10. Train song K + T: Belafonte, Makeba 3:10 BELAFONTE / MAKEBA RCA / BMG Music, ND 89871, LC 00316, EAN 0035628987129 CD: An Evening with Belafonte / Makeba. Songs from Africa 11. Kulala K + T: Miriam Makeba 2:25 MIRIAM MAKEBA Warner Bros, 5255, Reprise, 6381, ohne LC, EAN 021471525526 CD: Keep me in mind 12. Teya Teya K + T: Dorothy Masuka 3:23 MIRIAM MAKEBA Stern's Music, STCD3017, ohne LC, EAN 740042301726 CD: The Guinea Years 13. Africa (Ifrikia) K + T: Lamine Bechuchi 5:41 MIRIAM MAKEBA Stern's Music, STCD3017, ohne LC, EAN 740042301726 CD: The Guinea Years 14. Milele K + T: Trad. 3:27 MIRIAM MAKEBA Wrasse Records 088, Ohne LC, EAN 5060001270937 CD: They Early Years 15. Ngola Kurila K + T: Miriam Makeba 2:50 MIRIAM MAKEBA Not Now Music, NOT2CD413, ohne LC, EAN 5060143494130 CD: The sweet sound of Africa 16. Serenade K + T: Bongi Makeba 2:38 BONGI MAKEBA plane-records, BMG, 89010, LC 00972 CD: Blow on wind 17. Ihoyiya K + T: traditionell 1:27 MIRIAM MAKEBA Warner Bros, 925673-2, ohne LC, EAN 07599256732 CD: Sangoma 18. Baxabene Oxami K + T: traditionell 2:12 MIRIAM MAKEBA Warner Bros, 925673-2, ohne LC, EAN 07599256732 CD: Sangoma 19. Baxabene Oxami K + T: traditionell 2:21 MIRIAM MAKEBA Warner Bros, 925673-2, ohne LC, Dieses Manuskript ist ausschließlich zum persönlichen, privaten Gebrauch bestimmt. Jede weitere Vervielfältigung und Verbreitung bedarf der ausdrücklichen Genehmigung des WDR. 2 WDR 3 Jazz & World, 14.02.2018 Miriam Makeba 22:04-24:00 Stand: 13.02.2018 E-Mail: [email protected] | Online: jazz.wdr.de EAN 07599256732 22:0CD:4-24:00 Sangoma 20. Soweto Blues K + T: S. Todd, H. Masekela 4:15 MIRIAM MAKEBA City Medial Two, 838208-2, LC 00305, EAN 4228382082 CD: Welela 21. Live the Future K: J. B. Arthur, V: Masondo, Vuvu Pefile 3:00 MIRIAM MAKEBA feat. Polydor, 849 313-2, LC 00309, DIZZY GILLESPIE EAN 4228493132 CD: Eyes on tomorrow 22. Bambarana K + T: Papa Kouyate 4:52 MIRIAM MAKEBA DRG Records, 5233, ohne LC, EAN 021471523324 CD: Sing me a song 23. Masakhane K + T: Zamo Mbutho 4:40 MIRIAM MAKEBA Exil Musik, 9382, LC 08972 CD: Homeland 24. Where are you going K + T: Hugh Masekela 3:55 MIRIAM MAKEBA Exil Musik, 4958-2, LC 08972 CD: Reflections 25. Pata Pata K + T: Msomi, Makeba 3:20 MIRIAM MAKEBA Exil Musik, 4958-2, LC 08972 CD: Reflections Dieses Manuskript ist ausschließlich zum persönlichen, privaten Gebrauch bestimmt. Jede weitere Vervielfältigung und Verbreitung bedarf der ausdrücklichen Genehmigung des WDR. 3 .
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