DJ Black Coffee spins his magic - PHOTOS
DJ Nkosinathi Maphumulo, aka Black Coffee, performed magic when he staged a live show accompanied by a 24-piece orchestra in KwaZulu-Natal at the weekend.
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Black Coffee. PHOTO: Philani Dlamini
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Jazz legend, Victor Ntoni and Black Coffee. PHOTO: Philani Dlamini
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HAPPY: Black Coffee and Zakes Bantwini at his Africa Rising show at Moses Mabhida Stadium on Saturday. PHOTO: Philani Dlamini
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Tumelo and Zano. PHOTO: Philani Dlamini
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Black Coffee and Zakes Bantwini. PHOTO: Philani Dlamini
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Zakes Bantwini.. PHOTO: Philani Dlamini
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Thiwe singing 'Crazy.. PHOTO: Philani Dlamini
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Victor Ntoni PHOTO: Philani Dlamini
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Bucie singing 'Superman' PHOTO: Philani Dlamini
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Mbusi singing 'Superman' PHOTO: Philani Dlamini
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The show, titled Africa Rising, took place at Moses Mabhida Stadium on a humid Friday evening.
It coincided with the celebrity DJ's recording of his latest DVD.
The event - which was attended by more than 10000 people - was kick-started by supporting acts DJs Culoe de Song, Ralf Gum and Rocco, who all played deep house songs.
When the moment finally came for Black Coffee's appearance he took the stage dressed in a black suit and sang veteran jazz bassist Victor Ntoni's Usizi.
It was not long before Black Coffee got on to the decks. What amazed his supporters was the way he fused both house music and the sound provided by the 24-piece orchestra conducted by Brendan Jury.
The highlight of the show was when jazz legend Victor Ntoni took to the stage to perform his celebrated song, Usizi, which had people singing along joyously.
Among other surprises was rocker Zakes Bantwini, who had the crowd singing along when he performed the songJuju.
Brothers of Piece and Black Coffee performed a song called Sikukhuzile. Others who performed were Tumelo, Thiwe, percussionist Mabe Thobejane, Zano and Bucie.

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svavava
Black Coffee, u rocked baba, thank u thank u thank uReport Abuse
KUKU
Black Coffe - o busy working while ba go jela mosade u'r hout kop!Report Abuse
eKapa
Kuk'uhahahaa....mxm..lol
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znadi
i just cant wait 4 the dvd to come out,coffe my brother u have made set up the bar yet again.Report Abuse
eKapa
Picture 5 HAHAHAHAH..Iyhoooooo! *gilikiqi on the floor*Report Abuse
MsKinkyakaKamaSutra
No offence to Black Coffee,I wonder if his pyjama pants have pockets and does he also put the hand in the pocket when he sleeps or when he is "busy" with wifey
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JUBJUB
Wa rocka babaReport Abuse
Ngwanabatho
Mbusi,you are so Beautiful My Dear....Report Abuse
SexyAngel
Much respect baba, u truly know how to rock mzantsi!!!Report Abuse
SEJA-MOTETE
Pic 10!Tjooo..le bareng ne o utlwa monate-legano le lekana!'I wonder if his pyjama pants have pockets and does he also put the hand in the pocket when he sleeps or when he is "busy" with wifey". He does not have a left hand.
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