Sangoma is an album by the South African musician Miriam Makeba, released in 1988.[3][4] It was a comeback album after a long pause since Comme une symphonie d'amour, in 1979, spurred by touring with Paul Simon, who was promoting his album Graceland.[5] The album's chants were taught to Makeba by her mother.[6] While recording this album she was in a wheelchair due to fracturing her leg while on the Graceland tour.[7]
^Minkoff, Myrna (6 February 1988). "Miriam Makeba: Sangoma". New Musical Express. p. 26.
^Morse, Steve (17 January 1988). "Great Expectations in the World of Pop". The Boston Globe. p. B1.
^Schnurmacher, Thomas (19 January 1988). "South African expatriate...". The Gazette. Montreal. p. C9.
^Vibe – September 2000 – Page 104 "an unfettered Makeba went on to record Graceland with Paul Simon and released a legendary comeback album, Sangoma, in 1988. "
^Holden, Stephen (27 January 1988). "Makeba Returns". The New York Times. p. C24. Retrieved 7 June 2023.
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