The Enja Heritage Collection: Desert Flower.

Dollar Brand (Abdullah Ibrahim) - Piano, Soprano Sax, Vocal Cecil McBee - Bass Roy Brooks - Drums. All compositions by Abdullah Ibrahim (Dollar Brand). Prduced by Horst Weber and Matthias Winkelmann. Recorded on January 27, 1976 at Downtown Sound Studio, New York, by Fred Miller Mastered by Djamil Mehtieff.

Biography by Craig Harris. A prolific South African jazz pianist who has tried to blend African roots music with contemporary American jazz.

Memories is a solo piano album by Abdullah Ibrahim, recorded in 1973. It was reissued under the title. The album was recorded in December 1973. It contains a tribute to Ibrahim's wife, Sathima Bea Benjamin. Memories was released by Philips Records in Japan. It was later issued on CD and LP by West Wind Records, under the title.

Autobiography (Abdullah Ibrahim album). Autobiography is a live recording by pianist and flautist Abdullah Ibrahim (also known as Dollar Brand), taken from a June 18, 1978, concert in Switzerland. On the recording, Ibrahim recalls his childhood in South Africa through the songs he learned then, progressing to his own compositions in adulthood. Originally released as a two-disc LP set, the album has since been reissued on CD.

Abdullah Ibrahim (born 1934, Cape Town, South Africa), formerly known as Adolph Johannes Brand, and as Dollar Brand (from a popular brand of cigarettes), is a South African pianist and composer. His music reflects many of the musical influences of his childhood in the multicultural port areas of Cape Town, ranging from traditional African songs to the gospel of the AME Church and ragas, to more modern jazz and other Western styles.

Buddy Tate Meets Abdullah Ibrahim: The Legendary Encounter - Abdullah Ibrahim.

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Reflections (Abdullah Ibrahim album). Studio album by Abdullah Ibrahim. Reflections was released by Black Lion Records Reception.

Photograph: Roberta Parkin/Redferns. Mellers chose a fitting place to air such a provocative opinion: the liner notes of a jazz album by South African pianist and composer Abdullah Ibrahim. Ibrahim, who recorded both unaccompanied and with his own trio under Duke Ellington's wing in the previous decade, began to compose his most enduring themes and perform all over the world.