British multi-instrumentist and songwriter, born in 1954, died in 2008. He was active in the London scene of the early 80s with a band called the C-Sharps, "a kind of Cajun-zydeco band" which mutated into the Afro-Caribbean-Latin band The Republic, with Sarah Jane Morris as lead singer. In 1982, Fienburgh was one of the founders of the cult world music ensemble 3 Mustaphas 3, where he presumably assumed the personality of Niaveti Mustapha III.
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