Various - Greatest Accordion Hits Vol. 3 Album

Tracklist

1	–Joseph Mazibuko	Vrede O.F.S.
2	–Paulus Masina	Umalusi
3	–Paulus Masina	Esibayeni
4	–Paulus Masina	Wezimvu
5	–Paulus Masina	Amazinyana
6	–Joseph Mazibuko	Phezu Komhlaba
7	–Joseph Mazibuko	Phesheya
8	–Joseph Mazibuko	Kwa Nongoma
9	–Joseph Mazibuko	Emakhonjwa
10	–Joseph Mazibuko	Iphuta
11	–Lulu Masilela	Kuyiwale
12	–Joseph Mazibuko	Ngi Se Kona
13	–Lulu Masilela	Ziphikile
14	–Joseph Mazibuko	Matiwane
15	–Joseph Mazibuko	Ukulunga
16	–Joseph Mazibuko	White House Special

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