Tsamaya Moratuoa is a 1980 album by the Mahotella Queens. The album was one of the first to feature a more modern form of mbaqanga, implementing a 1980s drum backing with solid drumsticks (and not with brushes, as had been the case in the '60s and part of the '70s). The album featured songs such as "Tsamaya Moratuoa," "Mpulele," "Re Basadi Kaofela" and the Sotho-traditional hymn "Seteng Sediba" (which was covered by the Soweto Gospel Choir in 2006).
Track listing
- "Tsamaya Moratuoa"
- "Tshoara Khaitsedi"
- "Mokgadi O Fihlile"
- "Ke Utloile"
- "Mmina Tau"
- "Mpulele"
- "Re Basadi Kaofela"
- "Maqaqailana"
- "Maile"
- "Tsoela Fela Ngoanana"
- "Ha Bo Tle"
- "Seteng Sediba"
Personnel
- Mahotella Queens
- Emily Zwane
- Hazel Zwane
- Caroline Kapentar
- Irene Mawela
- Thandi Nkosi
- Producer: Marks Mankwane
- Engineer: Greg Cutler/Phil Audoire
- Published by Mavuthela Music Co.
- Gallo Record Company
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- Meet The Mahotella Queens (1966)
- Let's Move With Makhona Tsohle Band (1967)
- Indoda Mahlathini (1969)
- Isigubu Sabalozi (1969)
- Makgona Tsohle Reggi (1970)
- Marena (1972)
- Marks Umthakathi (1972)
- Umculo Kawupheli (1974)
- Phezulu Egqhudeni (1975)
- Izibani Zomgqashiyo (1977)
- Best Of The Mahotella Queens (1977)
- Tsamaya Moratuoa (1980)
- Thatha Izimpahla Zakho (1980)
- Pitsa Tse Kgolo (1982)
- Ezesimanje (1982)
- Hamba Minyaka (1982)
- Tsa Lebowa (1982)
- Uhambo Lwami (1983)
- Amaqhawe Omgqashiyo (1983)
- Mathaka Vol 1 (1983)
- Kotopo Vol 2 (1983)
- Khwatha O Mone (1984)
- Pheletsong Ya Lerato (1984)
- Dithoriso Tsa Morena (1984)
- Utshwala Begazati (1985)
- Ejerusalem Siyakhona (1986)
- Indodemnyama (1987)
- Menate Ea Lefatse (1987)
- Thokozile (1987)
- Paris - Soweto (1987)
- Melodi Yalla (1988)
- Rhythm & Art (1990)
- Mbaqanga (1991)
- Women of the World (1993)
- Stoki Stoki (1994)
- Umuntu (1999)
- Sebai Bai (2001)
- Bazobuya (2004)
- Reign & Shine (2005)
- Kazet (2006)
- Siyadumisa (Songs of Praise) (2007)
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