Hugh Masekela - For the Love of You video free download

TheRestfulwind

Finally~~A beautiful and satisfying ending~~~A whispered Goodnight before a final 'private' prayer~~~~

mr. wafor williams

Very good!

Paul Hemphill

Something for the Valentine weekend: Hugh Masekela - For the Love of You (Ain't no place I'd rather be)...

Dorothy Vailes

Oh so nice!

kem moore

BEAUTIFUL.....I LOVE THIS TUNE....

Peter Spalding

I agree: best version ever of this song, from one of the best albums of all time, Colonial Man

Claitontesch Tesch

Wonderful tune.

IamNotaBanker

dj grumble sampled this pretty amazing track this and his

Dumisani Zikhali

your prophecy will live on and on and forever

George Burkes

I bought this back in 76 when I was Djing in Ohio don't know how I lost it but this is a golden find thanks for post ing this rare classic

D Gordon Franks

I became familiar with this tune the year it came out. I was in Boston in the mid-90s when he and "Ms Makeba" as he called her performed at Symphony. I planned it well and had a large boquet of flowers to present to her after her performance. I was reward with a light kiss on the cheek. I was the envy of the entire hall. On a side note that same summer I was fortunate to catch Nina Simone at the same place. Was kind of disappointed though. Not with music but she left my boquet sitting

Evelyn ScottPedraza

He knew better than to release a potentially politically explosive song to the U.S. audience in those days. Besides, he had, by then, married Cab Calloway's daughter, his son, Sal's mother. By then he had learned the value of going commercial. When he got back to South Africa he combined social commentary and commercial sense to galvinize and entertain.

utubesucks2003

@Atomank68 I agree it's by far the best rendition and I think it transcends the original. I would put this as an essential Masekela piece to hear along with African Secret Society in terms of how well he plays forcefully, and sweetly.

Atomank68

Very rare Hugh Masakela offering. From the 1976A.D. "COLONIAL MAN". like so many concerns back then, celebrating and addressing the issues of America's bicentennial. Wouldn't it be an absolute hoot if Hugh did a rendtion of The Isley's "FIGHT THE POWERS", or Melanie Safka's 'LOOK WHAT THEY'VE DONE TO MY SONG"? Also the best rendition of of the Isley Brothers classic to date! Thank you, thank you, and THANK YOU AGAIN!!!