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Folk Songs from Africa (Collectors Edition)

by Miriam Makeba

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25 tracks · 79 min

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01Lakutshon' Ilanga2:10
02The Click Song2:33
03Mbube3:21
04Suliram2:46
05Ibabalazie4:51
06The Retreat Song (Jikele Maweni)2:35
07Holilili2:35
08Saduva2:30
09Malaika (My Angel) [feat. Harry Belafonte]3:17
10Amaliya3:11
11A Piece of Ground3:37
12In the Land of the Zulus (Kwazulu)2:33
13Kilimanjaro3:01
14Maduna3:49
15Kwedini2:18
16Qhude2:50
17Pole Mze2:15
18Umhome2:53
19Pata Pata3:51
20Dubula2:46
21Iyaguduza5:26
22Hapo Zamani4:26
23Give Us Our Land (Mabayeke)2:27
24Ibabalazie (Live)2:43
25Witch Doctor (Isangoma)3:55

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When was Folk Songs from Africa (Collectors Edition) released?: Folk Songs from Africa (Collectors Edition) was released in 2015.
How many tracks are on Folk Songs from Africa (Collectors Edition)?: Folk Songs from Africa (Collectors Edition) has 25 tracks, with a runtime of 79 minutes.

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