This jazz-funk bomb was the title track to the legendary South African trumpeter's first album for Casablanca, recorded with his mid-70s backing band Ojah.
Hugh's music is very close to my heart so your post immediately sings to me. Thank you!
I named my Substack after my favorite Jazz album, Hugh's 'Home Is Where The Music Is.' I love most of his output from the 60s-70s and his work with Ghana's, Hedzoleh Soundz is also incredible (who Fela introduced him to). I don't listen to Hugh's music, I feel it in my soul and I am deeply moved by it. I could write and talk about Masekela all day and all night, but I will let his music and your post do the talking. After all, as Hugh stated on his 1969 s/t album, "Nothing more need be added. All there remains to do is to do." 🙏
Hugh's music is very close to my heart so your post immediately sings to me. Thank you!
I named my Substack after my favorite Jazz album, Hugh's 'Home Is Where The Music Is.' I love most of his output from the 60s-70s and his work with Ghana's, Hedzoleh Soundz is also incredible (who Fela introduced him to). I don't listen to Hugh's music, I feel it in my soul and I am deeply moved by it. I could write and talk about Masekela all day and all night, but I will let his music and your post do the talking. After all, as Hugh stated on his 1969 s/t album, "Nothing more need be added. All there remains to do is to do." 🙏
https://michaelfell.substack.com/p/home-is-where-the-music-is