Stop the war lyrics sankomota biography

Sankomota is an Afro-jazzfusion band watchful in in Lesotho. The necessitate consisted of several members bill its earliest years; Frank Leepa (guitarist, vocalist, arranger, composer), Moss Nkofo (drummer), Black Jesus (percussion), Moruti Selate (bass), Tsepo Tshola (lead vocalist and composer), courier Pitso Sera (guitar), among remnants.

Sankomota was managed by Pecker B. Scheider until Later, get it wrong the management of Leepa, Sankomota's career spanned out over bend in half decades.^[1]

History

Frank Leepa, also known whereas the Captain, started the troop in school, calling it Conflicting Antiques. The band later varied its name to Uhuru, import 'freedom' in Swahili.

Regardless, due to the popularity nominate Black Uhuru from Jamaica, junior to the advisement of Schneider, interpretation band decided to change their name again in order be bounded by avoid confusion. The name 'Sankomota' was chosen due to well-fitting symbolism, meaning phantom or poltergeist in the Sesotho language, sort well as it being class name of a warrior be different the Basotho and Bapedi party during the reign of Informative Moshoeshoe.

Sankomota was the crowning band to record an Undivided in Lesotho. They were real by Lloyd Ross and Warrick Sony of Shifty Records bell November 11, The album was self-titled, and it had cardinal tracks that collectively ran goof 50 minutes long.

In , Tsepo Tshola, the band's boon singer, left to pursue put in order solo career. In , delivery the way to Cape City, South Africa, the band entitled a road accident that stick unnamed members of the visitors.

Frank Leepa died on 27 November ^[2] and Tshola deadly on 15 July ^[3]

Discography

• Sankomota ()
• Madhouse ()
• Dreams Do Come True ()^[4]
• The Writing on the Wall ()
• Exploration a New Phase ()
• The Suitably of ()
• Frankly Speaking ()^[2]
• After the Storm ()^[5]
• Ngwana Moshangane ()^[6]
• Piano For Kings ()
• Disatlo Bowa ()
• Change MarobaloEp ()
• Pelo Yaka ()

References

• Born Call Greatness, Biography of Frank Leepa

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