Tribute to Patric Mncube(RIP)

Mbaqanga Rhythm Guitarist who inspired many guitarist of today. He was the the former member award winning African & best selling gospel group - IPCC (International Pentecostal Church Choir), the subsidiary of the (IPHC) International Pentecostal Holiness Church founded by Frederick Samuel Modise. Patrick together with his acquaintances Nicholas Ntuli (lead guitar) well know as Nick (RIP), Aubrey Ntshalinsthali (Bass) , Emma Mkhwanazi (lead Vocal) and Pricilla Lekaba (lead Vocal) made hit records as Thulasizwe, Sabata, Mehleng Ya Bofelo, and many more.

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Billy monama now thats a jazz name. A good friend of mine says gifts are a handed to you, but some people just know what they were made for, and they do it.
Your illustrations are worth the understanding or the message it carries about sa historic jazz which is fading into nothing.
Keep up the great work kana ke a 90's baby.

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Bra T a humble soul, Jimmy Dludlu,Selota and many others were thought by Mr Mokoena

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Watching here from Swaziland. I love this. I've watched your Facebook videos.

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I loooove it. I keep watching over over. Thank you Billy for this. RIP Bra Pat 🤍🕊

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Legend

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Wow you are the best man

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We loosing legends, thanks Billy for documenting our legends

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Baba Pat ncube my legend

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Bro, once you become an instrumentalist make sure you let the instrument have a talk rather than you....props for a great video, I enjoy watching rhythm guitarist do magic

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Was temba mokwena married

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Billy you used to play rhythm.. where iggy