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Musical artist
Aaron "Big Voice Jack" Lerole (c. 1940 – 12 March 2003) was a South African singer and penny whistle player. Lerole was a leading performer in the kwela
Jack_Lerole
1950s South African kwela song
African kwela song from the 1950s, believed to have been composed by Jack Lerole. The song was arranged for penny whistle and first recorded by Elias
Tom_Hark
South African Afropop band
men met kwela musician "Big Voice" Jack Lerole at the Gallo Records building in Johannesburg. In the late 1950s, Lerole had led a kwela band called Elias
Mango_Groove
Six-holed woodwind instrument
township people's wind instrument of choice. Kwela master Aaron "Big Voice Jack" Lerole continued to perform into the 1990s; a few bands, such as The Positively
Tin_whistle
South African Band
Flutes was a kwela band, formed in the mid-1950s by brothers Elias and Jack Lerole, along with David Ramosa and Zeph Nkabinde. The four young men played
Elias and His Zig-Zag Jive Flutes
Elias_and_His_Zig-Zag_Jive_Flutes
South African tradition and dance form
danced to live music, including voices like Bra Sello and "Big Voice Jack" Lerole. As radios became more readily available, dancers opted for international
Pantsula
1989 studio album by Mango Groove
additional guitar Ian Heman – additional drums and percussion "Big Voice Jack" Lerole – vocals on "Dance Sum More" The Siyagida Gumboot Dancers – backing vocals
Mango_Groove_(album)
pianist, producer Robert Lange (born 1948), music producer Lark, band Jack Lerole (c. 1940–2003), tin whistle player; singer Solomon Linda (1909–1962)
List of South African musicians
List_of_South_African_musicians
Street music from southern Africa
kwela pennywhistle tunes. Other artists include The Skylarks, Jack Lerole, Aaron Lerole, The Solven Whistlers, Kippie Moeketsi, Donald Kachamba from Malawi
Kwela
Township in Metropolitan Johannesburg, Gauteng, South Africa
for Kaizer Chiefs F.C. Bakithi Kumalo (b. 1956), bass guitar player Jack Lerole (c. 1940 – 2003), musician, famous for penny whistle performance Kgosi
Soweto
1983 single by Malcolm McLaren
McLaren retained their songwriting credits. However, Manele, Vilakazi, Lerole and Masilela have since been added to "Double Dutch" as credited composers
Double_Dutch_(song)
popular vocal group in the early 1960s, known for their sweet style. Aaron Jack Lerole of Black Mambazo added groaning male vocals to the female harmonies,
Music_of_South_Africa
Anglo-South African singer and songwriter
(1993) Eat a Mango (1995) Bang the Drum (2009) Mango Groove: Live in Concert (2011) Faces to the Sun (2016) People Claire Johnston Alan Lazar Jack Lerole
Claire_Johnston_(musician)
(1993) Eat a Mango (1995) Bang the Drum (2009) Mango Groove: Live in Concert (2011) Faces to the Sun (2016) People Claire Johnston Alan Lazar Jack Lerole
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of Alexandra boys such as Lemmy Mabaso, Barney Rachabane, Elias and Jack Lerole. He stated that the pennywhistle's simplicity allowed for greater freedom
Spokes_Mashiyane
South African female vocal group
group of men. In their early days the Sisters were fronted by vocalist Jack Lerole and later by Simon "Mahlathini" Nkabinde. Their backing band was Alexandra
Dark_City_Sisters
South African mbaqanga singer
name), among the members his older brother Zeph and Aaron "Big Voice Jack" Lerole, the originator of the singing style later known as "groaning". In the
Mahlathini
1993 studio album by Mango Groove
(1993) Eat a Mango (1995) Bang the Drum (2009) Mango Groove: Live in Concert (2011) Faces to the Sun (2016) People Claire Johnston Alan Lazar Jack Lerole
Another Country (Mango Groove album)
Another_Country_(Mango_Groove_album)
1990 studio album by Mango Groove
John Leyden 4:16 2. "Hometalk" Sipho Bhengu, Kevin Botha, "Big Voice Jack" Lerole, John Leyden 4:14 3. "Do You Dream of Me?" Sipho Bhengu, Kevin Botha
Hometalk_(album)
2025 studio album by Mahotella Queens
Ntshingila – bass guitar (2–6, 7, 8) Celumusa Zuma – bass guitar (1, 9–12) Jack Lerole Jnr – pennywhistle (6) Produced, arranged and mixed by Nick Lotay Co-produced
Buya_Buya:_Come_Back
2009 studio album by Mango Groove
(1993) Eat a Mango (1995) Bang the Drum (2009) Mango Groove: Live in Concert (2011) Faces to the Sun (2016) People Claire Johnston Alan Lazar Jack Lerole
Bang_the_Drum_(album)
2011 South African film
(1993) Eat a Mango (1995) Bang the Drum (2009) Mango Groove: Live in Concert (2011) Faces to the Sun (2016) People Claire Johnston Alan Lazar Jack Lerole
Mango_Groove:_Live_in_Concert
1995 studio album by Mango Groove
(1993) Eat a Mango (1995) Bang the Drum (2009) Mango Groove: Live in Concert (2011) Faces to the Sun (2016) People Claire Johnston Alan Lazar Jack Lerole
Eat_a_Mango
2016 studio album by Mango Groove
Khanyile 4:08 5. "Under African Skies" (feat. Kurt Darren & "Big Voice Jack" Lerole) Paul Simon 3:57 6. "Emlanjeni" (feat. NJ Kunene) Miriam Makeba 4:34
Faces_to_the_Sun
17th century French military unit active in New France
others taken captive including Tracy's cousin, Lieutenant Louis de Canchy de Lerole. Captain Pierre de Saurel of the Carignan-Salières was tasked with leading
Carignan-Salières_Regiment
French military officer and seigneur in New France
and captured four including Tracy's cousin, Lieutenant Louis de Canchy de Lerole. Two days away from the nearest Mohawk village, Saurel encountered a delegation
Pierre_de_Saurel
French military leader and statesman (c.1603–1670)
others taken captive including Tracy's cousin, Lieutenant Louis de Canchy de Lerole. Tracy ordered the Oneida delegation brought back to Quebec and imprisoned
Alexandre de Prouville de Tracy
Alexandre_de_Prouville_de_Tracy
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