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Scatterlings 

Juluka

Scatterlings

Genre: WORLD MUSIC
Label: CSR Records Pty Limited
Release date: 2001

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A supergroup that defied racial barriers in their South African homeland, Juluka's album Scatterlings was the first introduction to the band for many Americans. Led by lead singer Johnny Clegg, Scatterlings featured Juluka's blend of African and Western rhythms, melodies, and instrumentation. Clegg delivered his self-penned lyrics in a warm voice singing in both English and Zulu. The title track is a jaunty romp that managed to receive a bit of airplay. The rest of the album ranges from the galloping "Shake My Way" to the martial drumming on "Simple Things" to the pop-tinged "Digging for Some Words." Scatterlings failed to break the band to a wider audience, but remains a rewarding listen and a solid introduction to this groundbreaking act. ~ Tom Demalon, All Music Guide

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1.  Siyayilanda more
2.  Kwela Man more
3.  Simple Things more
4.  Jwanasibeki more
5.  Two Humans On The Run more
6.  Scatterlings Of Africa more
7.  Spirit Is The Journey more
8.  Digging For Some Words more
9.  Shake My Way more
10.  Mad Dog more
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