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The Greatest Hits of Brenda Fassie
Brenda Fassie The Greatest hits
Brenda Fassie was the South African icon who was one of the country’s most popular singers ever and who tragically passed away in May 2004. All profits from the release will go to 46664, an arm of the Nelson Mandela Foundation that fights for AIDS awareness in Africa and around the world.
Brenda Fassie – Greatest Hits features 20 songs from the two-decade career of one of the world’s music greats, including Vulin’dlela which was recently voted ‘Song of the Decade’ by the South African music industry.
Always an outspoken, sometimes an outrageous artist, Brenda was simply the most famous singer in her country and was the true people’s favourite throughout one of the most turbulent periods in the history of South Africa.
Tracks: Vul’indlela Ngeke Umconfirm Weekend Special Promises Nomakanjani Zola Budd No No No Senor Amalahle I Straight Lendaba Umuntu Ngumuntu Ngabantu Higher & Higher Touch Somebody Too Late for Mama Amagents Boipatong It’s Nice To Be With People Sumbulala Kuyoze Kuyovalwa Black President Thola Madlozi
Protection - we do a lot of it these days. Sun cream for our skin, sunglasses for our eyes, condoms for you know where - but do you remember to protect your hearing?
Click to find all the information you need to look after your hearing now so you can enjoy music for years to come
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