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    • Deejay Tubby lit up a few lives with some cool audiovisual excitement

20 Questions With . . .

DEEJAY TUBBY DEEJAY TUBBY LIT UP A FEW LIVES WITH SOME COOL AUDIOVISUAL EXCITEMENT

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  • Cynthia Philland on Madeegha Anders . . . ‘I am woman, hear me roar’
  • Warren Ludski on At Montreal: Anatomy of a hit song that gets them moving in Cape Town
  • MJ on At Montreal: Anatomy of a hit song that gets them moving in Cape Town
  • Eben Smith on Sweet, gentle Walter Brown – gone but not forgotten
  • Roy on Donjeany’s highlights reel: Praised by B.B. King, sacked by Nina Simone
  • Derek on The Flames burn brightly 50 years on thanks to ‘For Your Precious Love’
  • Rowland on Sophia Foster: Our queen of song to honour Aretha, Queen of Soul
  • Sophia Foster: Our queen of song to honour Aretha, Queen of Soul | MUSIC LEGENDS OF CAPE TOWN on Diva Sophia Foster does exactly what that last name means
  • Sophia Foster: Our queen of song to honour Aretha, Queen of Soul | MUSIC LEGENDS OF CAPE TOWN on Sophia Foster — The Lady Is A Vamp
  • Rashied Mohammed on About
  • Eddie Stoffberg on Ronnie Green . . . brought more than a touch of colour to the jazz scene
  • Warren Ludski on Errol Dyers . . . the ‘quiet’ one but his guitar spoke volumes
  • Alison geduldt on Errol Dyers . . . the ‘quiet’ one but his guitar spoke volumes
  • Melly da Silva on Lunar 5, Respect, Little Wing . . . a last hurrah to re-live the sixties?
  • Warren Ludski on Lunar 5, Respect, Little Wing . . . a last hurrah to re-live the sixties?

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