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Bright Blue : ウィキペディア英語版
Bright Blue

Bright Blue is a sporadic South African band that was prominent on the progressive scene in the final years of apartheid. The band's name "reflected the paradox of being bright in a very blue time" but was also a tribute to Chelsea FC.〔

They are best known for the protest song "Weeping", written by keyboard-player Dan Heymann, that the band recorded incorporating strands of "Nkosi Sikelel' iAfrika" at a time when public performance of the ANC anthem could lead to summary arrest. However, the powers that be seemed to notice neither the reference to a banned tune nor that the song was an allegory about then State President PW Botha and the state of emergency that he had imposed.〔
In 1999, "Weeping" was voted the "All-time favourite South African song" in a poll by SA Rock Digest/Amuzine.〔(【引用サイトリンク】title=South African Rock Lists )The Radio Rats' 1979 hit, "ZX Dan", was placed second, while "Scatterlings of Africa" (1983) by Johnny Clegg and Juluka was third.
The song has been covered by Qkumba Zoo in 1996, Soweto String Quartet featuring Vusi Mahlasela in 1996, Coenie de Villiers in 1997, James Stewart in 2002, Soweto Gospel Choir in 2004, Josh Groban featuring Ladysmith Black Mambazo in 2006 and Louise Carver in 2009. 〔 http://www.weeping.info/ Retrieved 14 October 2013 〕
The band's other hits include Window on the World (1984), Where Would I Go? (1989) and Wouldn't Miss It for the World (1996) 〔 http://www.rock.co.za/brightblue/disco.html Retrieved 14 October 2013 〕
==Musicians==

*Ian Cohen — bass, vocals
*Peter Cohen — drums, vocals
*Tom Fox — guitar, vocals
*Dan Heymann — keyboards
*Robin Levetan — vocals (first album only)
*Basil Coetzee — saxophone on "Weeping"
*McCoy Mrubata — saxophone on "Yesterday Night"
*Peter Barnett — percussion on first album
*Scorpion Madondo — saxophone on "Time on my Own"
*Terri Cohen — backing vocals (1996, 2001)
*Tonia Selley — backing vocals (1996)
*Mark Goliath — keyboards (2001)
*Buddy Wells — saxophone on "Madiba 1990"

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