Album DE 1982 on L+R Records label
World (African)
'The name Abafana Baseqhudeni (The Cockerel Boys) is Zulu, as all the songs are sung in this language.' Recorded June 1978 in South Africa. Backed by organ, guitars, bass and drums.
The Cockerel Boys , album by | |
Abafana Baseqhudeni , album by | |
Elphus Mkhize voc, alto vocals, written by | |
Joseph Mthimkhulu , baritone vocals, written by | |
Potatoes Zuma voc, bvoc, bass vocals | |
Robert Mkhize voc, lead vocals, groaner, written by | |
Daniel Nhlapho , tenor vocals, written by |
Günter Kieser artwork by, design |
Glen Pearce engineer |
Horst Lippmann other, sleeve notes |
Marks Mankwane producer |
No | Title | Artist | Composer | Duration |
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1 | Mubi Umakhelwane (The Bad Neighbour) | The Cockerel Boys From Africa Abafana Baseqhudeni | Albert Motha | 2:20 |
2 | Njalo Ngolwasihanu (Every Friday) | The Cockerel Boys From Africa Abafana Baseqhudeni | E. Mkhwanazi | 2:37 |
3 | Thina Siyawesaba (We Are Afraid) | The Cockerel Boys From Africa Abafana Baseqhudeni | P. Mabunda | 2:35 |
4 | Singo Ganda Ganda (We Are The Caterpillars) | The Cockerel Boys From Africa Abafana Baseqhudeni | Joseph Mthimkhulu | 2:24 |
5 | Bayizigidi (There Are Thousands) | The Cockerel Boys From Africa Abafana Baseqhudeni | R. Chonco | 2:52 |
6 | Bumnandi Lobutshwala (The Beer Is Nice) | The Cockerel Boys From Africa Abafana Baseqhudeni | Daniel Nhlapho | 2:35 |
7 | Bakhuphuka Izwe Lonke (They Came From All Over) | The Cockerel Boys From Africa Abafana Baseqhudeni | R. Chonco | 2:33 |
8 | Xola Mzali Wami (Forgive Me Father) | The Cockerel Boys From Africa Abafana Baseqhudeni | Robert Mkhize | 2:45 |
9 | Siyabuza Bafana (Boys, Let's Ask) | The Cockerel Boys From Africa Abafana Baseqhudeni | Elphus Mkhize | 2:37 |
10 | Ayiseko Intombi (There Isn't A Girl Anymore) | The Cockerel Boys From Africa Abafana Baseqhudeni | E. Mkhwanazi | 2:36 |
11 | Ngayishela Intombi (I Proposed To A Girl) | The Cockerel Boys From Africa Abafana Baseqhudeni | Elphus Mkhize | 2:41 |
12 | Wobheka Okwakho (Mind Your Own Business) | The Cockerel Boys From Africa Abafana Baseqhudeni | Albert Motha | 2:44 |