“Boys Will Be Boys!” is Rabbitt’s influential 1975 rock album featuring creative tracks like “Something’s Going Wrong With My Baby” and “Locomotive Breath,” blending polished production with strong musicianship, achieving gold record status in South Africa.
Category Archives: Albums
Radio Rats – Vampire Weekends
“Vampire Weekends”, released October 2025, features various musicians. The nostalgic synopsis reflects on post-performance moments, capturing the essence of small-town gig experiences.
Neil Cloud – St. Cloux
In 1978, Neil Cloud released the innovative rock/dance album “St. Cloux” after his band Rabbitt. Featuring covers like ‘Time Of The Season’, it combined diverse musical elements and showcased notable South African musicians.
The Third Eye – Awakening
The Third Eye’s debut album “Awakening” features a blend of original songs and diverse covers, showcasing progressive rock and psychedelia with talented musician Dawn Selby. Released in May 1969, it highlights the band’s unique sound.
Celebrating 26 Years of Big Sky’s “Best of the Decade” – A 90s Retrospective
Big Sky’s “Best of the Decade,” released 26 years ago, highlights the band’s evolution throughout the 1990s, celebrating significant milestones with new tracks, while recently rediscovered during a memorable concert at Daisy Jones.
All Night Radio: Forty-One Years of Breaking Hearts
On 13 September 2025, All Night Radio performed at the Daisy Jones Bar, celebrating songs like “Sea Side Love.” Their 1984 album redefined South African rock, showcasing timeless energy and craftsmanship in songwriting.
McCully Workshop’s “Ages” Turns 50: A Golden Anniversary for South African Progressive Rock
In October 2025, South Africa celebrates the 50th anniversary of McCully Workshop’s influential album “Ages,” showcasing their innovative blend of progressive rock, classical influences, and lasting cultural impact.
No Friends Of Harry – Fly By Night
No Friends of Harry’s work includes a variety of tracks released in 1998, featuring live sessions and studio recordings, with contributions from Wayne Hussey and all original compositions except for a cover of “Paint It Black.”
No Friends Of Harry – Into The Valley
No Friends of Harry released an LP in 1989 featuring original tracks and a cover of “Paint It Black.” The band consists of Rob McLennan, Dave De Vetta, Ian Wiggins, and Annette McLennan.
Soul Meeting – The Ultimate Soul Collection [CD 1997]
A compilation of music tracks from various artists, including “Amen” by The Peanut Butter Conspiracy and “Respect” by Una Valli. The release date is 1997.