What makes Still Grazing by Hugh Masekela notable?

The album is notable for its blend of contemporary jazz with traditional South African sounds, receiving critical acclaim for its authenticity and depth. It also features hit tracks like 'Grazing in the Grass,' which remains a staple in Masekela's repertoire and showcases his influence on both local and international music scenes. By the time 'Still Grazing' was released in 2004, Hugh Masekela had already established himself as a key figure in world music for over four decades. This album came after his acclaimed return to the studio following a period of relative quiet, marking a significant artistic revival that reconnected him with his roots and heritage.

Who is Still Grazing for?

Still Grazing works well if you're into steady rhythmic grooves throughout, uplifting moments for celebration and vibrant brass arrangements energize.

How many songs are on Still Grazing?

Still Grazing has 11 tracks, running approximately 60 minutes.

Still Grazing

Hugh Masekela · 2004

60 min · 11 tracks · jazz · cape jazz

A vibrant tapestry of South African jazz intertwining traditional melodies with rich brass arrangements and rhythmic grooves.

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Is this for you?

Good fit if you like

steady rhythmic grooves throughout
uplifting moments for celebration
vibrant brass arrangements energize
consistent journey with emotional peaks

Maybe skip if you want

prefer quick, standalone tracks
dislike rhythmic exploration

Where this album fits

Career context: By the time 'Still Grazing' was released in 2004, Hugh Masekela had already established himself as a key figure in world music for over four decades. This album came after his acclaimed return to the studio following a period of relative quiet, marking a significant artistic revival that reconnected him with his roots and heritage.
Stylistic neighbors: Abdullah Ibrahim· Miriam Makeba· Oliver Mtukudzi