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Abdullah Ibrahim
Abdullah Ibrahim – born Adolphus Johannes Brand in Cape Town, South Africa on
October 9, 1934 – is a jazz keyboardist formerly known as Dollar Brand prior to
his conversion to Islam in 1968. He is one of the most influential musicians to
emerge from South Africa and one of the founding fathers of the so-called Cape
jazz movement. He is best known for his composition “Mannenberg,” a song which
he wrote after being driven into exile in the 1970s by the increasingly
oppressive South African government. The song was produced by record shop owner
Rashid Valley and recorded during one ...
مرحبا بالخليج (Marhba Be Al Khaleej)رامي السلطان, Abdullah Ibrahim and Karar Saleem (Rami Al-Sultan)
افكر بيك (Afkir Bik)Abdullah Ibrahim
Mood IndigoAbdullah Ibrahim and Dollar Brand
SolitudeAbdullah Ibrahim and Dollar Brand
صفر تربيتك (Sefer Tarbitk)Abdullah Ibrahim
Just You, Just MeAbdullah Ibrahim
مرحبا بالخليج (Marhba Be Al Khaleej)رامي السلطان, Abdullah Ibrahim and Karar Saleem (Rami Al-Sultan)
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افكر بيك (Afkir Bik)Abdullah Ibrahim
1:10
Mood IndigoAbdullah Ibrahim and Dollar Brand
This Is Dollar Brand
8:34
SolitudeAbdullah Ibrahim and Dollar Brand
Ode to Duke Ellington
4:20
صفر تربيتك (Sefer Tarbitk)Abdullah Ibrahim
2:34
Just You, Just MeAbdullah Ibrahim
Dollar Brand Plays Sphere Jazz
3:11
