Step into the roots of Afro-Jazz with this captivating LP by Philip Tabane, a pioneer of Malombo Jazz. Originally performed at the historic 1964 Orlando Stadium Jazz Festival, this recording reflects Tabane’s genius and the birth of a genre that fused African rhythms with improvised instrumentation.
- Authentic Malombo sound: flute, guitar, drums, and thumb piano (Dipela) in rhythmic harmony.
- Legacy of artistry: features Tabane’s collaboration with Gabriel “Sonnyboy” Thobejane, a gifted percussionist.
- Vinyl format: ideal for collectors seeking cheap Afro-Jazz vinyl records without compromising heritage.
This LP is more than music—it’s a historical document and an homage to one of South Africa’s most revered musical minds. Knowing how to maintain vintage vinyl properly ensures its sonic longevity and preserves its cultural richness.
Martin Barnes (verified owner) –
A rare gem. Tabane’s guitar work on this LP is otherworldly—true Afro-Jazz mastery.
Aaron Dunn (verified owner) –
Bought this on recommendation and it’s now one of the best Malombo Jazz albums in my collection.
Dawn Crawford (verified owner) –
Philip Tabane music reviews don’t do justice—this LP is raw, rhythmic, and spiritually deep.