Classic South African psychedelic afro-rock album “In Harari werediscovered our African-ness, the infectious rhythms and music of thecontinent. We came back home inspired! We were overhaulingourselves into dashiki-clad musicians who were Black Power salutingand so on.” Sipho Hotstix Mabuse, talking of the band’s time spent ontour in the (then) Rhodesian township from where they took their name.As well as expressing confident African politics, Alec Khaoli recalled,they pioneered by demonstrating that such messages could also becarried by “...happy music. During apartheid times we made peoplelaugh and dance when things weren’t looking good.”