Dolly Rathebe
About the artist
Born in Randfontein, South Africa, in 1930, Dolly Rathebe grew up in Sophiatown and discovered around 1948 after singing at a picnic in Johannesburg. She rose to fame in 1949 aged 19 when she appeared as a nightclub singer in the British-produced movie, Jim Comes To Jo'burg, and became an international star when she sang with the Afro-jazz group, the Elite Swingsters in 1964. She died in 2004 from a stroke.
Top songs
- Tihapi Ke Noga
- Tlhapi Ke noga
- Mamoshimane
- Kitty's blues
- Unomeva (Isileyi Sami)
- Unomeva
- Unomeva (Isileyi Sam)
- Ke Ya Kae Le Bona
- Kea Kae Lebona
- Tihapi Ke Noga - Remastered
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- Kwenzenjani
- Phalafala
- Unomeva (A Wasp)
- Tlhapiu Ke Noga
- Nozizwe
- Thlapi ke noga
- Seranthabole
- Yaze Yangala
- Kitty’s Blues
- 12. Kitty's blues
- Mamoshimane - Dolly Rathebe
- Thulandivil
- Ntyilo Ntyilo
- Voice Byte - Dolly Rathebe
- Dolly Rathebe - Tlhapi Ke Noga
- Kitty`s blues
- Sindi
- Solitaire
- Tihgpi Ke Nega
- uyamazi lo jeso/bayede/uban'onga vuma
- Kwenzenjani (feat. Glen Mafoko)
- Unothalili
- Tihapi Ka Noga
- Mamoshimane (Feat. Dolly Rathebe)
- Nozizwe (2025 Remastered)
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