TY  - ADVS
TI  - Lucky Dube: South African music and its influences 
PY  - 2004///
CY  - Princeton, New Jersey
PB  - Films for the Humanities and Sciences
KW  - Music
KW  - African influences
KW  - Reggae musicians
KW  - Rastafarians
KW  - fast
N1  - Twenty-five (25) minutes; Executive producer, Terri Roberts ; Writer, Gus Silber ; Production manager, Debi Nethersole ; Assistant Director, Peter Thage ; Production assistant, Sam Dintoe ; Sound technician, Philip Rotha ; Grips, Greg Spitzer ; Gaffer, Fuzzy Skinner ; Camera, Roy MacGregor ; Production assistant, Christopher April ; Online editor, Martin Lloyd ; Final mix engineer, Kevin Willson ; Music, Garth Deacon ; Graphics, Matthew Crauser; Narrator: Ogina Mhlope; Band members: Jabu Sibumbe, Chris Ntaka, Thuthukani Cele, Eugene Mthethwa, Raymond Monono, Chris Dlamini, Vulindlela Yeni, Noumiso Nyouane, Jabulani Mdluli, Fhumi Maduna, Themba Khumalo, Khabonna Nsele
N2  - Followers of the Jamaica-based Rastafarian religion dream of someday returning to their African roots. Lucky Dube is already there as South Africa's most vocal rastaman, his voice brings a message of hope and harmony to a troubled country. His full-bodied blend of roots reggae and township soul evokes a strong response across barriers of race, culture and political persuasion. A true proponent of national unity, Dube performs music that includes Zulu soul, urban jive, traditional Afrikaans folk music-under the pseudonym Oom Hansie-and reggae
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