Lucky Thobela posted a status
Lucky Thobela left a comment for Alec Molefi Khaoli
Lucky Thobela left a comment for Alec Molefi Khaoli
Lucky Thobela commented on Lucky Thobela's album
Alec Molefi Khaoli left a comment for Lucky Thobela
Lucky Thobela posted a status
Lucky Thobela posted a status
Lucky Thobela posted a status
Lucky Thobela left a comment for Alec Molefi Khaoli
Alec Molefi Khaoli left a comment for Lucky Thobela© 2013 Created by Sawubona Admin.
Comment Wall (12 comments)
You need to be a member of sawubona musicjam to add comments!
Join sawubona musicjam
siyabonga to you and greetings from "IT Woodstock" in Hanover - I hope you had a save trip back home!
i want to wish you all the best in Hannover Cebit 2009.
i believe that the experience that you will be passing it true it will be very much fruitfully for the future generation and sawubona-musicjam project.
Kind regards
Siyabonga Kakhulu
Lucky Thobela
Conny from ice-cold Stuttgart
it is great to get more and more artist who are givinging there contribution. And it is funny what i read about you make music. I am only a hobby-composer without capacity to read music or write it down (a bit like Charlie Chaplin - ;-) ) but i have a great friend who is a pianist. I think you are right, the words have there own melodie . If you like try to look on my discussions on the poem of Eileen van Zyl . I would be pleased to hear your oppinion about the melodie. It is a pitty i cant come to your workshop on the Cebit, cause i have to rehersal with a Choir and have a film-music-concert 7 + 8 of march.
Have fun with the "Sawubona-collegues" Conny from Stuttgart/Germany
It was amazing to see such a great recording musician as yourself buckle down to sheep faming! You remind me of a poem I was 'playing around with'
It wittles down to " I shine beneath the moon...I bask within the sun...I live a life of 'going' to do....and hope to get everything done!!'
It is awesome that animals and children (and sometimes helpless aged) are cared for.
Charles Lutwidge Dodgson (Lewis Carroll) said "One of the deep secrets of Life is that all that is really worth the doing is what we do for others"
Cheryl Ziervogel
I lost my laptop yesterday evening in Hamburg at the securtiy check - sorry for sound of silence - I am back tomarrow!
Best regards, Dieter (under the user-id of Dorothee Schneidereit - my colleague)
P.S. I had a chat and a cup of coffee todaya chat today with Bernd Schneider!
thanks alot for your answer. It's really good to hear that at least some of our Long-Time-Heroes in music biz are still on a journey of innovation (not all are, not at all...).
I'm sorrry I overlooked the press release you mentioned - you have a really great site with sophisticated and up2date information - I guess it's inside there somewhere....
Yeah, let's break some rules - e.g. the rule you'll have to break a rule to be innovative :-)))
Isn't it the lack of real innovation that's bringing down music sales so much? Which was the last mayor album you bought that's been astonishing in almost every track? Mine was "Up" by Peter Gabriel some years ago...
:-) Carsten (-:
sorry if I start like a bull at a gate - I heard it through the grape wine you are offering songwriting courses at your site in Spain. I hope my information is right.
Since it is quite obvious I need to improve (and want to):
Is there an internet site with detailed information?
Kind regards,
:-) Carsten (-:
welcome to "MUSIC WITHOUT FRONTIERS". More over, your contribution for a better world sounds great. I hope, that this project will make you a bit happier.
By the way, who had the idea to use the most detestable figure from "David Copperfield" for a band name?? (from chapter 52: "....he reminded me of an ugly and rebellious genie watching a good spirit.")....did you had this in mind, when thinking of you and your music?
I'm keen on an "inside view" and I'm very happy to have you on board!
a big cheer, Andreas
View All Comments