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When cultures speak back to each other: The legacy ofbengain Zimbabwe
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  • 1998Readings in African Popular Culture326 cited
  • 1996Popular Music and Society256 cited
  • 1989Whose music? The songs of Remmy Ongala and Orchestra Super Matimila17 cited
  • 2001Meaning inbengamusic of western Kenya16 cited
  • 2004Thomas Mapfumo's ‘Toi Toi’ in context: popular music as narrative discourse114 cited

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