Amandla!

Various Artists
World | Apr 2003

Reviews

Decca
Reviewed 2003-04-08
Soundtrack to the documentary about music in South Africa’s anti-apartheid movement. Covers a wide variety of artists & eras. There are some amazing performances and it’s a very powerful & inspiring collection (although the tracks are too short – I wanted more). All 29 tracks are worth a play, but check out the following especially:

2. Soulful male vox, really wonderful.
3. Big chorus, funky, uptempo.
5. Old time jazz orchestra & down-tempo chorus.
7. Mid-tempo, almost Caribean sway of percussion/chorus.
8. Relaxed a capella male chorus with clicks.
9. Down tempo jazz picks up a groove. A strong sound.
14. Sweet male vox, acoustic guitar. Simple & nice.
16. Almost Celtic-instrumental w/strings/perc. Mid-tempo.
18. Great chorus, swaying, a very cool sound.
19. Big, rousing jazz/funk anthem to Nelson Mandela.
24. Great male voice, guitar. Warm and lazy.
28. Big gospel chorus
29. Protest meeting into a cool jazz swing.

4/2003

Recent airplay

Usi Letela Uxdlo, Y'zinga, Amandla!
Music Casserole — Dec 14, 2013
Nkosi Sikelei
I once was canadian — Apr 26, 2006
When You Come Back
Fly By Night — Apr 26, 2004
Bring Him Back Home
At the Cafe Bohemian — Jun 10, 2003
Sobashiya Abazale
Press and Release — Jun 04, 2003
Stimela
At the Cafe Bohemian — Jun 03, 2003

Charting

2003-04-14 — 2003-06-16 Reggae/World
Week EndingAirplays
Jun 15 1
Jun 8 2
Jun 1 2
May 25 1
May 18 1
May 4 1
Apr 27 2
Apr 20 2

Track listing

1. Amandla!
2. When You Come Back
3. Lizobuya
4. Meadowlands
5. Sad Times, Bad Times
6. Senzeni Na?
7. Beware Verwoerd
8. Y'zinga
9. Stimela
10. Injambo Medley
11. Mannenberg
12. Nkosi Sikelei
13. Thina Lomhlaba Siwugezi
14. Mayibuye
15. Thina Sizwe
16. Folk Vibe #1
17. Dubula Ngesi-Bam
18. Sobashiya Abazale
19. Bring Him Back Home
20. Did You Hear that Sound
21. S'bali
22. Makuliwe
23. Bahlei Bonke
24. Kuzobenjani Na?
25. You Strike the Rock
26. The Untold Story
27. Iyo
28. Usi Letela Uxdlo
29. Toyi-Toyi