Lazarus Kgagudi - Don't Hold Her Ruff (1987)

Lazarus Kgagudi - Don't Hold Her Ruff (1987)
From album Don't Hold Her Ruff (1987)
Issued on Third World Music (3) TW (1987)
Composed by Phiri Motale
Produced by Phiri Motale
Executive Produced by Emil Zoghby
Released by Universal Music (Pty) Ltd South Africa
One of the great blind musicians to come out of Limpopo in South Africa, Lazarus was not born blind. He became blind afer an accident at an early age. Lazarus attended Siloe School for the Blind where he first met Steve Kekana. In 1978, Lazarus invited Steve to join a band called the Hunters, which was formed by Abram Mojalefa. The third member of the Hunters was Ali Mapulana.
Some of the individuals who played a role in shaping Lazarus's music career include producers such as Roxy “Black Cat” Buthelezi, Banzi Kubheka (of Banjo fame with John Galanakis) Phiri Motale and Emil Zoghby. Lazarus' backing bands were the Black Cat Trio, The Neighbours and Step Ahead, which would later back Brenda Fassie.

[@Kavuma-h8x]

Lazarus ..very humble ....I remember..a round 1996 ...all my uncle coming home .....

[@thembinkosidube3918]

Lazarus kgagudi truly a Hero.We love so much my King...

[@McolisiMkhonta-yg6co]

A complete song pure talent music for generation to come if the 2000s dont follow this kind of music awuu they will never know what is the purpose of music in life

[@suzanibafazi8661]

I think 🤔 the issue with we the current generation is the music 🎶🎵🎼 industry being too lenient.They should have been strict 🙌🏾. Even if you do current dance 🕺🏿 music you rap or kwaito,house but you must at least sing the chorus or 1 verse if you can't sing feature a singer and back them up.If you are a house 🏠 dj at least play 1 instrument to differ from ordinary people.

[@EliaserIpinge-h6u]

My old music! Mhhhhh! Lazarus kgagudi

[@shadrickkashweka1264]

My best

[@solomonpaddy6150]

Really if time could be turned back, 1987 could have been my wish to be turned in terms of music.

[@user-cb1kh9db7w]

Ohhh my dear that song rocked the ugandansoil,I was just 7yrs,bt my elder bro could play that song when he comes the village,from kampala,unfortunately this life disease claimed him in 94

[@emuronjulius2578]

This song is always on my mind

[@sifundilemhlanga1755]

wow I was a child by then