#18 Gibo Pheto

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Bassist and GP Riot co-creator Gibo Pheto speaks to us in celebration of Louis Moholo-Moholo's birthday. He talks about his memories on sharing the band-stand with Louis, the lessons he learnt for the master drummer and how the Blue Notes impacted on the European Free Jazz Movement.

Season 1 / Episode 18 25 Mar English South Africa Music History · Music Commentary

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