Johnny Mbizo Dyani (30 November 1945 – 24 October 1986) was a South African jazz double bassist and pianist who played with such musicians as Don Cherry, Steve Lacy, David Murray and Leo Smith. He was born and grew up in Duncan Village, a township of the South African city of East London. In the early 1960s he was a member of South Africa's first integrated jazz band The Blue Notes, with Mongezi Feza on trumpet, Dudu Pukwana on alto saxophone, Nikele Moyake on tenor saxophone, Chris McGregor on piano, and Louis Moholo on drums.
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Wish You Sunshine
Song For Biko
Jo'burg - New York
Confession Of Moods
Lonely Flower In The Village
Year Of The Child
Angolian Cry
Blues For Moyake
Portrait Of Mosa Gwangwa
For Leo Dirch Petersen
Does Your Father Know
House Arrest
Dedicated to Mingus
Dorkay House
Confessions of Moods
Jo'burg-New York
Lonely Flower In The Village (a. Flower Of Peace / b. Duncan Village)
Musician's Musician
Lonely Flower in the Village: Flower of Peace/Duncan Village [#]
U.D.F.
a01-Wish You Sunshine
U.D.F
Lonely Flower In The Village: Flower Of Peace / Duncan Village
a02-Song for Biko
a03-Confessions of Moods
b01-Jo'Burg - New York
Magwaza
Mbizo
Eyomzi
Heart With A Minor's Face
U. D. F.
Radebe
Ntyilo Ntyilo
Radebe [Take 1)
For Leo Dirch Peterson
Lonely Flower in the Village: Flower of Peace/Duncan Village
UDF
Does Your Father Know?
Jo'burg – New York
Magwaza [Take 1]
Ntyilo Ntyilo (Take 1)
Heart With A Minor's Face [2)
Musician's Musician pt 1
Jo'burg - New York [Song For Biko, 1978]
Lonely Flower in the Village- a) Flower of Peace; b) Duncan Village
Wish You Sunshine (Song For Biko, SteepleChase Records, 1978)
jo burg-new york
Musicians Musician
Musician's Musician pt 2
Lonely Flower in the Village: Flower of Peace / Duncan Village [bonus]
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