23 Sep 2013

Multitudes of people descended at the renowned Millennium Jazz Restaurant In Mogoditshane to get the taste of Clement Jackson’s latest album. Entitled The Daze of the Weak, patrons could not hesitate to listen to a few samples though the man of the night almost climbed the stage at the middle of the night, thanks to different local artists who kept the enthusiastic and happy crowd dancing.

However before his arrival, Maxy Sedumedi, who is known for her good vocals and prowess in every music genre, nearly stole the night’s show when she dished out various compilations by the late Brenda Fassie, who was the queen of African pop music. However like father like son scenario displaced itself when Clement’s son Eugene took to the stage and dished what he is known for.

Meanwhile, Clement Jackson, who wore a wheat white trouser for the night, could not control his enthusiastic fans that could not hold themselves after he descended from the stage. Clement, known for his music prowess especially at the guitar, happily brandished his nicely cut black mustache, which is his trade mark, and happily received the accolades as he walked around after his performance.

The Millennium Jazz Restaurant, which has over the years hosted many event like this one has however proved to an epitome of home grown music centre. ENDS