Oliver Mtukudzi: The Good and The Great

July 22, 2008 · Leave a Comment

just before getting on stageOliver and Sam Mtukudzi in Grahamstown

A father and son affair

A father and son affair

A Tuku performance cannot be fully described in words you have to feel it

A Tuku performance cannot be fully described in words you have to feel it

Tuku performs at the World Social Forum in Nairobi (January, 2007)

Tuku performs at the World Social Forum in Nairobi (January, 2007)

singing strumming shuffling Tuku gives you all

singing strumming shuffling Tuku gives you all

Sam Mtukudzi in a sound check session

Sam Mtukudzi in a sound check session

Tuku poses with South African poet and writer Lebo Mashile

Tuku poses with South African poet and writer Lebo Mashile

Ben Akoh, a Tuku fan begged for a photo with Tuku and we obliged

Ben Akoh, a Tuku fan begged for a photo with Tuku and we obliged

Over the years Sam Mtukudzi (left) has begun to develop his own identity as a musician

Over the years Sam Mtukudzi (left) has begun to develop his own identity as a musician

Tuku with delegates to the World Social Forum. Open Society Institute of Southern Africa supported the presence of Tuku

Tuku with delegates to the World Social Forum. Open Society Institute of Southern Africa supported the presence of Tuku

Sam Mataure, centre, manages Tuku Music and also plays the drums. He can tell a good story.

Sam Mataure, centre, manages Tuku Music and also plays the drums. He can tell a good story.

Tuku with band and friends

Tuku with band and friends

The maestro comes calling

The maestro comes calling

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