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Junny Alves
Curacao, Netherlands Antilles
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Aug 4, 2008 @
4:42 PM
Mr Kumalo. Since I saw you in 1987 (graceland), you made an impression on me. Your sence of rythim is the best.Hope to see you one day playing your nice music on my beautifull island Curacao. You are more than welcome. N'kosi sikeleli Afrika. See you soon. Your fan: Junny Alves.
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Janko
Cologne/Germany
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Jul 31, 2008 @
3:54 PM
Hi Bakhiti! I just heard your Cologne-concert with Paul Simon two weeks ago - I am a bassplayer myself and I have to say that it was such a brilliant experience! Totally inspiring! I grew up with my parents listening to the "Graceland"-record all day; to see and hear you play that music was really wonderful! Thanks! Cheers, Janko
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Rebecca
italy
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Jul 26, 2008 @
1:49 PM
Hey Bakithi!! How are you?? do you remember me at the Paul Simon's concert in Riva del Garda??? Sorry if I'm writing to you only today.. but we haven't got internet until yesterday! your website is awesome.. i really like it.. i got in touch with anthony so he has my e-mail if you want it.. I really hope to hear from you soon (and might see you soon..) with a big hug.. rebecca
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The Girls
Home
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Jul 13, 2008 @
8:09 PM
Hi daddy!!!!!! hope you're enjoying your tour (and your time away from the house and us). we miss you soooooooooooooooooo much!! 
<3 the girls   
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Kim Black
Boston
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May 10, 2008 @
3:00 PM
Happy Birthday!
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Debbie Givens
NYC
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May 9, 2008 @
9:41 AM
Bakithi!!! I met you last year at the Bass Player Live Expo at a Manhattan Hotel (in October I think), and I gave you my sister Pamela's CD. Happy Birthday! I can't believe we have the same birthday! You are amazing! See you Saturday night at Two Boots :-)) Hugs, Debbie
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Jarrett Gilgore
Philadelphia, PA
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Apr 22, 2008 @
6:04 PM
Hey Kumalo family. How are you Bakithi? Seems like you have been getting great gigs man. I am playing at The Kimmel Center this saturday. I cant wait! I really enjoyed that show at The Philadelphia Art Museum. You sounded awesome man. That South-African folk song we played was awesome too.
You have any gigs in Philly/around Philly you want saxophone on? I would be honored. I hope to play with you soon man. Keep up the amazing music!! Also, did you get that gig with Robbi at the Clifford Brown Jazz Festival? It looks so nice man. If I am around during the summer, I got a gig at The Clifford Brown Jazz Festival with this club I play at---The Clef Club----with a couple really swingin cats. Really good too---this one drummer is 16 and plays with Branford Marsalis.
Anyway, hope to see you soon. Hope all goes well!
Love from all the Gilgore family.
Peace, **^^Jarrett Gilgore
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Bali
home
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Apr 8, 2008 @
5:43 PM
HI DADDY!!!!!!!!!! I love you and I am SOOOOOOO proud of you LUV YOU! Bali - Your daughter
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Ryan And Mbali
school
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Apr 4, 2008 @
9:29 AM
Hi Mr. Kumalo! We can't wait for you to come to our class today!!!! 
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Matthew Ruddy
Orlando, Florida
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Apr 2, 2008 @
1:32 PM
Sawu Bona, Baba. Unjani? Ngi themba u gu moja. This Matthew, the musician you helped for several months with bass and congas. I am living in Florida now, teaching and still playing. If you can remember back to someone shouting for you at Radio City Music Hall last year, a good friend had gotten great seats for me and my father - he had never gotten to hear you play live so it was a great night for us.
I hope and you are your family are well, all my best wishes.
Xholisi, Thanda, Themba, & umxuli!
Matthew
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