Malopoets

Malopoets were a musical group formed in the Republic of South Africa by Patrick Sefolosha and Kenny Mathaba in 1978 in Johannesburg.
The group has produced three studio albums: "Fire" (1982), "Malopoets" (1985) and "Life is for Living" (1988).
History.
The Malopoets group was formed on July 17, 1978, the 11-th anniversary of the death of John Coltrane. Patrick Sefolosha, the Malopoets' leader in the 1980s, described Coltrane as "the godfather of the group".
For a while during the 1980s the group was based in Switzerland. In mid-1980s the group included Patrick Sefolosha, Bruce Sosibo, Sam Shabalala, Pat Mokoka, Moss Manaka and Mervyn Africa. Malopoets released their second album, "Malopoets", in 1985; the album was recorded in Paris. 
In 1985 they also released a single "Sound of the People" (through EMI).
The band broke up in early 1986.