Album: Miriam Makeba, South Africa's Skylark (Nascente)
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Your support makes all the difference.Football means diddlysquat to me, but at least the current World Cup has resulted a flood of great compilations with a South African theme.
And there's no musician more important to the history of this country than the singer and legendary civil-rights activist Miriam Makeba. Compiler Phil Meadley has inventively put all the traditional, more township jive-orientated material on one CD and the heavier, funkier and more politically motivated material on the other. A must-have collection.
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