Even if Joseph Shabalala had died having crossed a hundred years of age, I would still feel like he should have stayed a bit longer. Rest in perfect peace Prof. Joseph Shabalala-the Gentle Roaring Lion from Africa
Simply amazing. Maximum respect to Paul Simon for his appreciation, respect and love for South African Black music, which he beautifully popularized to the mutual benefit of Ladysmith Black Mambazo, himself and other African artistes and musicians.
This just goes to show and to prove that food is the music of love and when everybody just gets on and sing together there is no end to the miraculous that can happen. God bless you for being part of the ocean of human kindness in this crazy time.
Used to listen to this song on our then state run radio station in Kenya called KBC.. This kinda music never grow old, i call it music for the soul.. Love from Kenya 🇰🇪
Thanks you I really appreciate for the lovely comment and kind words , I just want to say thank you for the supporting of my music I hope you won't stop listening to my songs? I want you to send me a direct message via hangouts using my personal email . Also endeavor to add your name to the text so I can know you are the one texting because I don't reply unnecessary messages Hangouts mail: paulsimon1790613@gmail.com
I can't recall the first time I heard this song. But everytime I listen or hear, something deep inside me is triggered. Like my roots, an ancestors' call. Thanks to them to make this happen in my life.
One of the lifetime collaborations. The legendary South African group lifted the whole world up with none other than Mr Paul Simon. Yhithi ooManqoba!!!
Mis Brink, I couldn't have said it any better. ❤️ watching this clip made my eyes to sweat a bit... I'm not teary though... Just the eyes sweating, having watched for too long I guess 😭
@1993 Yes we do have them and have had them for decades, born and bred within this beautiful Continent... Sons and Daughters of the soil. They are us and we are them! They are Africans with different melanin... If didn't know or believed it, not I bet you do
I think we black people have to say THANK YOU to Paul Simon ! Ladysmith Black Mambazo is a great group, but this person helped them to be known in the whole world today... he helped very much ! Almost in the Francophone speaking world (excusez- moi pour les fautes) 👏
I saw Paul Simon, Miriam Makeba, Hough Masekela, I think, and the Lady Smith Black Mambazo singers in Lasarte, Guipúzcoa, Spain, around 1990. Unforgettable!
Rest in Peace Joseph Shabalala, you made my childhood memorable. You were one of the people that made me fall helplessly in love with South African music. Happy Coronation today, Tuesday February 11th 2020😭😭😭
Worked on one of his documentaries of how the songs with came about... his on and off friendship with childhood friend Art Garfunkel. And how the South African band had to wade through the constraints of apartheid to record their songs. It's a documentary that deserves a Netflix Special cos it's an emotional roller-coaster type of documentary and tells you how great humans can be when we show a little love! He showed great love and respect to the Ladysmith Black Mambazo band!
I'm just here with my eyes filled with tears 😭 you can feel the soul of the music God bless our ancestors for sharing their amazing gift with us. We are so blessed to witness their talent
One of the most beautiful albums of all time and it's largely thanks to these guys, many of whom are no longer with us. They left their mark on the earth in the form.of this incredible music that will last forever.
I was 12 when my Father and I would play this cassette in his Landrover travelling Cape York of Australia. Raised by my Father since I was 9 I still play these songs at 50 and gives me goosebumps .
Your voice is unforgettable. RIP Joseph Tshambala, you have joined the heavenly host. You have left your mark in our hearts. I fell in Love with Ladysmith Black Mambazzo as a little girl🤗🤗🤗🤗🤗🤗😘😘😘😘
Thanks you I really appreciate for the lovely comment and kind words , I just want to say thank you for the supporting of my music I hope you won't stop listening to my songs? I want you to send me a direct message via hangouts using my personal email . Also endeavor to add your name to the text so I can know you are the one texting because I don't reply unnecessary messages Hangouts mail: paulsimon1790613@gmail.com
I'm so appreciative that I was given the opportunity to experience them in Concert. I go to this memory when life gets me down. It never fails to uplift me. Thankyou Joseph et al ❤👏👏👏👏
This was posted and I can watch it for free. Thanks Paul Simon. It's therapeutic. It's beautiful. It's inspiring. Many deaths tonight, it could be you. But it's always been that way, and we've always sung about it, and we've found a way to celebrate through strife.
It's amazing to hear these musicians together again. Thank you for uploading so much of this great concert! My fingers are crossed we'll see an official concert recording from the Homeward Bound Tour too.
What beautiful harmonies....goes to show how strong music can bring together counties and the arts..pure sublime. I do so much miss Miss Miriam Makeba..God Bless..xx
Seeing this being played still in 2017(?), this makes me believe that possibly there still is something good around. @Ladysmith Black Mambazo and Paul Simon: Thanks for performing THIS song...
Eratosthenes0815 unfortunately most Africans survive on scraps to survive. In 2019 we should be more motivated, to try find some solutions, Renewable energy would be a good start.
So what you think of in 2022? I had cassette recording of this album about 45 years ago I played it till wasn't able to play anymore. So can you imagine how I'm excited for this upload on youtube? Many thanks youtube👍👍👍❤❤❤❤
This song is stirring up emotions in me...sad ones 😞 sad for the state of the world. Without God we are all homeless and crying. Much love to the world and seek out the true God because He's in search of you.
Even if Joseph Shabalala had died having crossed a hundred years of age, I would still feel like he should have stayed a bit longer. Rest in perfect peace Prof. Joseph Shabalala-the Gentle Roaring Lion from Africa
Admire my ancestors for attributing nature’s names to I N I self. One and all apart of the Earth
Aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa6aaa7⁵
May He sing us all to Heaven.🎇🙏♥️❤️💕🌅🎆
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The gentle roaring lion indeed. Ey Mhlaba awunoni ngani
Graceland is one of my all time favorite albums it is a masterpiece.
it is masterpiece
Agreed ❤
Will always remember how my son instantly stopped crying whenever I played Ladysmith Black Mambazo. RIP Joseph Shabalala.
No one will ever replace him
Ziyolaki nsizwa madoda
@@mxolisiernest8412 one of Africa's greatest sons. Joseph was amazing
Healing powers of Motherland.
Simply amazing.
Maximum respect to Paul Simon for his appreciation, respect and love for South African Black music, which he beautifully popularized to the mutual benefit of Ladysmith Black Mambazo, himself and other African artistes and musicians.
I agree. Watching this makes my heart full!
This just goes to show and to prove that food is the music of love and when everybody just gets on and sing together there is no end to the miraculous that can happen. God bless you for being part of the ocean of human kindness in this crazy time.
rip Joseph shabalala lead singer of Ladysmith Black Mambazo thanks you for all these beautiful songs
This song made my childhood memorable. I remember my dad play this everyday when I was little. This brings fond memories. God bless Africa ❤🎉
Me too
@@ceciliaokpani9012 very fond memories ❤️
Exatamente o mesmo comigo. Meu pai escutava e eu amava o poder daqueles vocais. Essa música viajou o mundo inteiro.
Used to listen to this song on our then state run radio station in Kenya called KBC.. This kinda music never grow old, i call it music for the soul.. Love from Kenya 🇰🇪
Sundowner
I was at that concert in Hyde Park and Homeless was a masterpiece. I was spellbound - and still am watching it again.
Oh, wow! I would have given a gret deal to have been there.
How one group can mesmerize thousands of people with their voices is amazing.
The friendship between babe Joseph Shabalala and Paul Simon is amazing
From Nigeria i say Joseph shabalala will always live through time like fela anikulapo kuti
Rest in peace Tshabalala. Legend.
When did he died
@@akpeodey3358 February
He's somewhere special - Shining like a national guitar.
Such a beautiful song which gives me goosebumps to this day.
Thanks you I really appreciate for the lovely comment and kind words , I just want to say thank you for the supporting of my music I hope you won't stop listening to my songs? I want you to send me a direct message via hangouts using my personal email . Also endeavor to add your name to the text so I can know you are the one texting because I don't reply unnecessary messages
Hangouts mail: paulsimon1790613@gmail.com
Same here
Thank You Paul Simon. These are wonderful memories!
That's out of this world.
I can't recall the first time I heard this song. But everytime I listen or hear, something deep inside me is triggered. Like my roots, an ancestors' call. Thanks to them to make this happen in my life.
Absolutely breathtaking
RIP Joseph Shabalala
My Favourite African Band of all time...🇿🇦🤙💪🔥🌿
And Miriam Makeba!!! Such a beautiful voice and personality to go with it.
Prof. Tshabala is more than an South African... he was an AFRICAN LEGEND! Rest in peace, Legend! Great childhood memories you gave me! Big hug from 🇬🇼
First time I heard this song, I was just a little boy. And my sister had Graceland on vinyl, I was just enchanted by the beautiful sounds
Awesome 😊
One of the lifetime collaborations. The legendary South African group lifted the whole world up with none other than Mr Paul Simon.
Yhithi ooManqoba!!!
Omigosh! Gooseflesh! These men's voices are in such harmony. This makes so proud to be a South African.
@99.9%ofHumanMalesareWhores yes and black people live in Europe
@1993 Write proper english masaka
Mis Brink, I couldn't have said it any better. ❤️ watching this clip made my eyes to sweat a bit... I'm not teary though... Just the eyes sweating, having watched for too long I guess 😭
@1993 Yes we do have them and have had them for decades, born and bred within this beautiful Continent... Sons and Daughters of the soil. They are us and we are them! They are Africans with different melanin... If didn't know or believed it, not I bet you do
@@mrhlombe-luckymsomi6187 Say it again and increase the volume
Those harmonies
Great. Congratulations Paul Simon.
Getting that group to sing with you.
The African harmonies are simply great.
Joseph is unrivalled, formidable even after his passing. I salute him
This song always gets me emotional, in a good way. Those words & harmonies get to me always 💪🏾❤
African Legends
We have so much respect for this group in South Africa because no one has reached their level of success when it comes to global recognition
I think we black people have to say THANK YOU to Paul Simon !
Ladysmith Black Mambazo is a great group, but this person helped them to be known in the whole world today...
he helped very much !
Almost in the Francophone speaking world (excusez- moi pour les fautes) 👏
Peace on earth. We all have rhythms . Those rhythms are our world connections.peace and love from Scotland.
Lady Smith was already successfull before Graceland Tour
cchantal lescamerpasvenales I SAID THANK YOU SINCE DAY ONE I LOVE PAUL SIMON HIS TALENT IS SO GOD GIVEN ✊🏾
He was already known before that.... from Tz
@@mrsdeborahurio I know this.,my sister .. Never mind! Just say many thanks to him!!!
Rest in peace, Joseph Tshabalala
Gone way too soon.
Touching
This is what you do when you're touched by God !!!
I'm forever grateful for having discovered "Graceland". Ladysmith Black Mombazo's music is beautiful
I saw Paul Simon, Miriam Makeba, Hough Masekela, I think, and the Lady Smith Black Mambazo singers in Lasarte, Guipúzcoa, Spain, around 1990. Unforgettable!
Wow!
The best harmony on TH-cam in 2019.
AS WONDERFUL NOW as 30 YEARS AGO.. cheers from johannesburg
This concert was amazing! 😍😍
Rest in Peace Joseph Shabalala, you made my childhood memorable. You were one of the people that made me fall helplessly in love with South African music.
Happy Coronation today, Tuesday February 11th 2020😭😭😭
Worked on one of his documentaries of how the songs with came about... his on and off friendship with childhood friend Art Garfunkel. And how the South African band had to wade through the constraints of apartheid to record their songs. It's a documentary that deserves a Netflix Special cos it's an emotional roller-coaster type of documentary and tells you how great humans can be when we show a little love! He showed great love and respect to the Ladysmith Black Mambazo band!
I'm just here with my eyes filled with tears 😭 you can feel the soul of the music God bless our ancestors for sharing their amazing gift with us. We are so blessed to witness their talent
I had the privilege of seeing this performed live (without Paul).
It was powerful beyond expression.
How beautiful!
RIP Dada Shabalala Africa and the World miss you,Thank you for the great music
One of the most beautiful albums of all time and it's largely thanks to these guys, many of whom are no longer with us.
They left their mark on the earth in the form.of this incredible music that will last forever.
The only good thing from the struggle against the Apartheid regime, are these beautiful and priceless sounds.
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What about the Freedom it brought them! Dummy 🤦♂️
Rest In Peace “Mshengu” Shabalala we will miss that golden voice🙏🏾
"Ang'bulele amakhazaaa..."
That line hits me so hard every time!
Joseph Shabalala RIP & Thanks for memories big Boss...
This was Paul Simon's love for sure.
Music, the one language all humanity can relate to. So spiritual. RIP baba Joseph.
I never noticed, in all these decades, how similar the Ladysmith Black Mambaza lead singer's is to Paul Simon's voice.
Oh yahh nehh.missing this incredible voices.PROUDLY South African
May the spirit and joy of Joseph fall on us all as his spirit soars through African skies. Thank you Paul Simon for making magic.
💕Thank You💕Greetings from The Free People’s Movement From Sweden🌌🙏🏻🍓
Maravilhosos, as vozes tocam a alma. Thanks for sharing!
I was 12 when my Father and I would play this cassette in his Landrover travelling Cape York of Australia. Raised by my Father since I was 9 I still play these songs at 50 and gives me goosebumps .
Your voice is unforgettable. RIP Joseph Tshambala, you have joined the heavenly host. You have left your mark in our hearts. I fell in Love with Ladysmith Black Mambazzo as a little girl🤗🤗🤗🤗🤗🤗😘😘😘😘
Rest In Peace handsome full hearted singer! So happy I got to see you when you came to Anchorage!
Thanks you I really appreciate for the lovely comment and kind words , I just want to say thank you for the supporting of my music I hope you won't stop listening to my songs? I want you to send me a direct message via hangouts using my personal email . Also endeavor to add your name to the text so I can know you are the one texting because I don't reply unnecessary messages
Hangouts mail: paulsimon1790613@gmail.com
I'm so appreciative that I was given the opportunity to experience them in Concert. I go to this memory when life gets me down. It never fails to uplift me. Thankyou Joseph et al ❤👏👏👏👏
Such beauriful memories
These voices in harmony ask WHY WHK WHY..It's because we have no love and concern till we hear such beautiful words. To move us to our heart.
Homeless no more ...
R.I.P Joseph Tshabalala ... forever a Diamond in the memory of humanity.
I couldn't withhold the tears while listening to this
Glorious 👌.
God bless Joseph. Thank you my friend
My mind at ease hearing this,amazing
This song bring back my childhood memories ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
Such a great time in music...I was blessed to see them in Manhattan...so amazing!!
This was posted and I can watch it for free. Thanks Paul Simon. It's therapeutic. It's beautiful. It's inspiring. Many deaths tonight, it could be you. But it's always been that way, and we've always sung about it, and we've found a way to celebrate through strife.
It's amazing to hear these musicians together again. Thank you for uploading so much of this great concert! My fingers are crossed we'll see an official concert recording from the Homeward Bound Tour too.
What beautiful harmonies....goes to show how strong music can bring together counties and the arts..pure sublime. I do so much miss Miss Miriam Makeba..God Bless..xx
Ohh my God the beauty of being a South African.❤❤❤
Het cassettebandje graceland heb ik nog steeds. Geweldig album.
Amazing! Africa + America = wonder of the world in music ❤
What an gentleman 🙂
Every part of my connects to this sound and the people. Bless South Africa.... and all who are struggling....us all...world.
From Nigeria D's guys made my childhood fun proud to be born
Pure and magnificient!
As amazing as it sounds. Searched for this sound. But I can't ignore the reality of the time...
This must be the most beautiful piece of music never written or performed
All time fav song...my childhood with my dad
same here, he used to play it on record. special times
@@evelynyoung2644He is late now, my dad...this song brings great memories
My dad bought this record growing up the joy I have discovering this song today😭😭😭😭😭😭🥰🥰🥰🥰💃🏻💃🏻💃🏻💃🏻💃🏻💃🏻
What a beautful music
Perfection
homeless !! a great number !!
thank you so much !!
dakloos !! een schitterend nummer !! heel hartelijk bedankt !!
Respect/Love Paul Simon wrote this We shoul all Follow
I love 💕 this performance I’ve heard this song many times🌎
RIP Joseph Tshabalala....Wonderful voices
Each time I listen to this music,I do cry ,honestly,men ain't easy that time
This song gives me goosebumps. RIP Joseph Shabalala.
goosebumps ... fantastic performance!
Just brings a quiet smile to my face - Thank you so much.
There is not a more beautiful sound in the entire world 💗🦋💗
oh this is just so beautiful
Incredibly moving
I see 3 South African legends on stage…RIP Joseph Shabalala, Ray Phiri and Hugh Masekela 🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽
Love this ❤️ song reminds me of the great 80: struggle in south Africa. Peace
Reminds me of my earlier years grown listening to the music of late Brenda, Oliver, etc. Paul made my day
Seeing this being played still in 2017(?), this makes me believe that possibly there still is something good around.
@Ladysmith Black Mambazo and Paul Simon: Thanks for performing THIS song...
Eratosthenes0815 unfortunately most Africans survive on scraps to survive. In 2019 we should be more motivated, to try find some solutions, Renewable energy would be a good start.
So what you think of in 2022? I had cassette recording of this album about 45 years ago I played it till wasn't able to play anymore. So can you imagine how I'm excited for this upload on youtube? Many thanks youtube👍👍👍❤❤❤❤
This song is stirring up emotions in me...sad ones 😞 sad for the state of the world. Without God we are all homeless and crying. Much love to the world and seek out the true God because He's in search of you.
R.I.P. Joseph, Ray, Miriam...X