CLEAN : Sipho Mabuse reacts to Hugh Masekela's death

The transcript discusses the unique ability of South African musicians to play the Blues, as noted by a professor at Howard College. It highlights the role of culture and musicians in South Africa's liberation struggle, with a focus on their global influence. The narrative also explores the musical curiosity and collaborations of South African artists, emphasizing their humility and greatness.

What did the professor at Howard College say about South African musicians?

• They are the only ones who can play Jazz like Americans.

• They are the only ones who can play the Blues like Americans.

• They are the only ones who can play Rock like Americans.

• They are the only ones who can play Classical music like Americans.

What role did South African musicians play during the political focus on South Africa?

• They only played traditional music.

• They avoided political involvement.

• They were at the forefront of the liberation struggle.

• They focused solely on international tours.

Which countries did Hugh Masekela visit to seek musical influence?

• Nigeria and Ghana

• Morocco and Algeria

• Zimbabwe and Zambia

• Kenya and Egypt

How does the speaker describe Hugh Masekela's personality?

• Arrogant and self-centered

• Humble and great

• Reserved and shy

• Aggressive and bold

What was one of the speaker's highlights in their music career?

• Winning a Grammy Award

• Recording with Miriam Makeba and Hugh Masekela

• Performing solo in New York

• Touring with a famous rock band