Harry Belafonte / Miriam Makeba– Train Song 3:08
Miriam Makeba– In The Land Of The Zulus 2:30
Harry Belafonte– Hush, Hush 3:03
Miriam Makeba– To Those We Love 2:15
Harry Belafonte– Give Us Our Land 2:27
Miriam Makeba– Beware, Verwoerd! 2:05
Harry Belafonte– Gone Are My Children 2:47
Miriam Makeba– Hurry, Mama, Hurry! 3:25
Harry Belafonte / Miriam Makeba– My Angel 3:12
Miriam Makeba– Cannon 2:47
Harry Belafonte– Lullaby 2:46
Harry Belafonte– Show Me The Way, My Brother 3:10

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/An_Evening_with_Belafonte/Makeba
https://www.discogs.com/master/287178-Belafonte-Makeba-An-Evening-With-BelafonteMakeba

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hXV_dip-HNs&list=PLu59-bMYS-BNy_pYFKZZrqofIbeSm16c4

Is this where Meat Loaf and Bonnie Tyler got the idea for their Heaven & Hell joint album where each artist sings alternate songs in the same style?

3 minutes to go!!!!

It has started!

Track 1 - Train Song.

In.

Strummy strum!

Beginning exactly like you'd expect it to.

Is this Graceland?

Talking in Foreign.

Is this all not in English?

Just as well that I never listen to words anyway.

It's all about the harmonies and instrumentation for me.

This one's a bit pointless.

Waving in time to the music like a heavy leaden coconut tree.

Track 2 - In the Land of the Zulus.

Longest fadeout ever.

Is this Harry Belafonte's Graceland?

2: Kwazulu (In the Land of the Zulus)

Is this Dave Fanshaw?

Butterfield wrote:

It's all about the harmonies and instrumentation for me.

And that's okay if you like maracas on this occasion.

Butterfield wrote:

Longest fadeout ever.

I think Wendy just presses next track when the fade-outs start, that's why she's always 2 minutes ahead of everyone else at the end.

More Graceland moments. I'm expecting Diamonds on the Sole of Her Shoes to come in at any moment.