Legendary South African jazz musician (mostly piano and saxophone), born as Adolph Johannes Brand in Cape Town in 1934.
He was given the "Dollar" nickname due his regular purchases of jazz LPs from US-American soldiers as a youth, and when he converted to Islam in 1968 he changed his name to Abdullah Ibrahim -- although he continued to perform and record under the Dollar Brand monicker for some years thereafter.
His "Mannenberg" composition from 1974 is widely considered to be a seminal piece of South African heritage and, at times, been dubbed an unofficial South African anthem. In 2009 Mr. Ibrahim was awarded an honorary Doctorate of Music from the University of the Witwatersrand.
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EMI, EMI, The Sun, Masingita Sounds & Images
CD, Comp
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Tiptoe
CD, Album
1997
JazzFest
CD, Comp
1996
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pläne
CD
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Musica Jazz, Enja Records
CD, Comp
1992
Sackville Recordings, Sackville Recordings
CD, Comp
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Sackville Recordings, Sackville Recordings
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Kaz Records
CD, Comp, RM
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Enja Records
CD, Album, Comp
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Colomba
LP
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AFE
3xLP, Comp + Box
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The Sun
LP, Album
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Inflight Productions
CDr
MVD
DVD-V, NTSC
2014
1986
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Safco Records
LP, Album
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FIP (3)
4xLP, Comp
2023
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Mr. E Records (2)
6xFile, FLAC, Album
2022
Mr. E Records (2)
8xFile, FLAC
2022
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Sunnyside
CD, Album
2021
Leo Records
CD, Album
2021
Caligola
CD, Album
2020
Palmetto Records
CD, Album
2020
Mr. E Records (2)
File, FLAC, Single
2020
2020
2019
AdOpen
2xCD, Album
2019
2019
2018
Dodicilune, Dodicilune
CD, Album
2018
ACT (4)
CD, Album
2018
Clair De Lune
CD, Album
2018
Mr. E Records (2)
CD, Album
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