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| artist = [[Miriam Makeba]] |
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| released = 1979 |
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'''''Comme une symphonie d'amour''''' is a 1979 album by [[South Africa]]n singer [[Miriam Makeba]].<ref>Jazz Times - Volume 34, Issues 6-10 - Page 204 |
'''''Comme une symphonie d'amour''''' is a 1979 album by [[South Africa]]n singer [[Miriam Makeba]].<ref>Jazz Times - Volume 34, Issues 6-10 - Page 204 |
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Comme une symphonie d'amour is a 1979 album by South African singer Miriam Makeba.[1] The album has been published in several editions, including one by Gallo Records in 2006. Some editions are entitled Malaisha.
Track listing
- "Comme une symphonie d'amour" (3:45)
- "Malaisha (Bring the Axe)" (3:40)
- "Iyaguduza" (5:38)
- "Chicken (Kikirikiki)" (4:22)
- "Ndibanga Hamba" (3:25)
- "Sabelani" (4:46)
- "Ngewundini" (4:32)
- "African Convention" (5:05)
- "Murtala" (6:20)
References
- ^ Jazz Times - Volume 34, Issues 6-10 - Page 204 After a four-year drought, the singularly magnificent Miriam Makeba is back with the multihued, multilingual Reflections ... infectious bossa nova "Xica da Silva" and the grandly rich "Comme Une Symphonie d'Amour" sung in flawless French.