Grand Emporium Collection

South African band Azumah, comprised of one woman and four men. They are in traditional clothing and standing in front of two palm trees. Printed in the margin below the photograph, "Azumah. For...

South African roots and reggae band Boom Shaka comprised of five men, sit and stand in front of a wall of graffiti. Printed in the margin below the photograph, :Boom Shaka."

South African roots and reggae band Boom Shaka, comprised of five men, sit and stand in front of a wall of graffiti. Printed in the margin below the photograph, :Stone Mountain Entertainment [logo]...

South African roots and reggae band Boom Shaka, comprised of five men, sit with three in back, two in front and join their fists in the center of the group. Printed in the margin below the photograph...

South African roots and reggae band Boom Shaka, comprised of five men, sit with three in back, two in front and join their fists in the center of the group. Printed in the margin below the photograph...

South African roots and reggae band Boom Shaka, comprised of five men, in a split photograph. In the photo on the left, they sit on steps of a staircase. In the photo on the right, they stand in front...

South African roots and reggae band Boom Shaka, comprised of five men, stand in a bamboo forest. Printed in the margin below the photograph, "No Problem Productions, 832 Pavonia Ave, Jersey City, NJ...

South African flugelhorn player Hugh Masekela closes his eyes and holds his right hand toward the sky as he blows into a flugelhorn. Printed in the margin below the photograph, "Triloka Records [logo]...

South African guitarist and vocalist Jonathan Butler folds his hands under his chin and looks directly at the photographer in a head-shot photograph. Printed in the margin below the photograph,...

South African guitarist and vocalist Jonathan Butler looks directly at the photographer with a slight smile. Printed in the margin below the photograph, "Jonathan Butler. ABC [logo] Associated Booking...

Mahlathini, a Black South African mbaqanga musician, leans to the right and smiles at the camera as the Mahotella Queens, three Black South African mbaqanga musicians, lean to the left as they sing.

Mahlathini and the Mahotella Queens is a South African mbaqanga band of three women and one man. The Mahotella Queens stand behind Mahlathini and point their fingers at this head as everyone laughs...

The Mahotella Queens are three Black South African mbaqanga musicians in traditional clothing. The two on the outside look incredulously at the one in the center, who is laughing. Printed in the...

Zulu Spear, a South African band of seven black men and one white man who stand with their arms crossed across theirs chests and smile at the camera. Printed in the margin below the photograph, "Zulu...