“I Don’t Bite My Tongue in this Book”
“I don’t bite my tongue in this book,” he said, adding to Impey, “I hope you have some bail money for me …”
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“I don’t bite my tongue in this book,” he said, adding to Impey, “I hope you have some bail money for me …”
There is a lot we know about Hugh Masekela’s story – about exile, about excess, about love, about jazz – much of which has been told through his excellent biography Still Grazing: The Musical Journey of Hugh Masekela. But there is still much more to be heard and understood …
Asked about whether he would consider slowing down, Masekela said: “Music is my life. I cannot retire from myself. This is my job. I have always been involved with music in one form or another. I have never worked for anyone in my life.
ESPN ESPN to Present 10-Part Series During 2010 FIFA World Cup: Hugh and Sal Masekela Explore South Africa ESPN’s coverage of the 2010 FIFA World Cup [http://www.fifa.com/worldcup/index.html] will feature a 10-part series that offers an introspective look at the country of South Africa through the eyes of one of the host nation’s renowned ambassadors. In … Read more