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Musician of R&B/Soul
Born in 1951 and raised in Alexandra township (north of Johannesburg), young Condry learned the guitar from his older brother and went on to play in groups such as The Anchors, Flaming Souls, and Flaming Ghettoes. After his son's unexplained death in 1980, he accelerated his initiation as a "Sangoma" (spiritual healer) and (after slaughering a cow to appease the ancestors) joined the famous Harari in 1981. Following the break-up of Harari he assembled a backing band for exiled artists such as Letta Mbulu and Caiphus Semenya and toured with Harry Belafonte. His extensive travels even earned him a spot on the apartheid government's national security watchlist. The late 1980's saw Mr. Ziqubu launch a successful solo career.
Harari |
The Anchors |
The Flaming Souls |
Sahara |
Track list and 30sec audio provided by
Title | Artist | Year | Type |
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Afro Germanic Records 004 | Sammy Massamba / Condry Ziqubu / Abyssia / Cabo Verde Show | 2018 | Album |
Hot Stamper Volume 1 | Condry Ziqubu / The Bach Revolution / Mkwaju Ensemble | 2018 | Album |
Best Of Condry | Condry Ziqubu | 1995 | Compil. |
No Money, No Love | Condry Ziqubu | 1991 | Album |
Gorilla Man | Condry Ziqubu | 1990 | Compil. |
Magic Man | Condry Ziqubu | 1989 | Album |
Pick Six | Condry Ziqubu | 1988 | Album |
Yellow Mealie Meal | Lumumba Featuring Condry Ziqubu | 1987 | Album |
Sounds Of Soweto | Condry Ziqubu / Lumumba | 1987 | Album |
Shut Your Mouth | Condry Ziqubu | 1987 | Album |
Gorilla Man | Condry Ziqubu | 1986 | Album |
Via Orlando | Lumumba Featuring Condry Ziqubu | 1985 | Album |
Skorokoro | Lumumba, Condry Ziqubu | 1985 | Single |
Via Orlando / No Woman No Party | Lumumba Featuring Condry Ziqubu | 1985 | Single |
Yellow Mieliemeel | Lumumba, Condry Ziqubu | 1984 | Album |