MAKEBA, MIRIAM - MAMA AFRIKA: EARLY YEARS
LP (12"/10" Album)
Label: WAX LOVE
Release date: 26/04/2018
Barcode: 8592735007796
Catalog no.: WLV0082061
Item ID: 460861
BETTER PRICE! Featuring recordings that date back to the early '60s, this LP collects some of the brilliant early material that launched the South African artist's impressive career.
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