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RIP Jockey Shabalala

February 15, 2006 By Chris Corrigan Music No Comments

Jockey Shabalala of Ladysmith Black Mambazo has died at age 62. Even people who are not fans of world music know the legacy of this man’s work. Jockey was the founder of LBM, although he took a backseat to his brother who sings the lead for the group.

According to a report on CBC today, he chose the name because “Ladysmith” was his home township, “Black” was for the colour of the strongest oxen, and “Mambazo” means to cut down with an axe, a reference to the fact that the group started out singing in contests and that it would lead its competition in shreds.

Here is a track to commermerate Jockey’s passing.

mp3: Ladysmith Black Mambazo – Nomathemba

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