Yes that one too.
I've seen Ibrahim on several occasions, solo, trio, quintet and with Ekaya. The first time was a solo concert from the "South African Sunshine" period. Incredible communication with the audience, I came extremely moved by the performance. A later solo concert (should have been a duo with Basil Coetze who didn't show, shame) in a church was utterly boring and I left at the interval. The last concert I attended was a trio gig, again it didn't communiocate with me for the most part, an hour plus medley, slow tempos and not much harmonic or rhythmic variation. Seemed like he was was just going through the motions. I was definitely getting fidgety. Fortunately the second half was livlier.
In between I saw Ekaya several times, they put on a good show, but why did they always look so serious and humourless. At one gig in particular only Kenwood Dennard seemed to be enjoying himself, smiling and laughing continually while the rest of the band looked on dourly.