Talk:AfroNubians
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- I believe it's Mohammed Hagelamin, or Hag-el-amin, not Hagamelian
- This sentence made no grammatical sense: It was because of the band's electrifying energy and intensity live, which in turn produced incredible excitement and joyous enthusiasm among audiences it played before, all across Canada.
- The following could be considered inaccurate since the live material was all recorded in Toronto (although in the case of the Afrofest recording, prior to going on tour): The two most important tours,(as well as line-ups), are featured on the recent CBC live cd. Among the members, (along with Tarig, Mohammed, and Joe),included on the cd and from the most rigorous of tours were: Bruno Hedman-saxophone, Jim Heineman-saxophone and flute, Pa Jo-soukous and highlife lead guitar, Altof Bwana Moto-drums, Joseph Ashong-djembe/percussion, as well as a host of other talented musicians.
- The new first paragraph duplicates information in the original first paragraph. --Rbhman 17:06, 26 May 2006 (UTC)
