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Category Archives: McCully Workshop
Tully McCully’s Debut Solo Album: Comedy Tragedy
Tully McCully, renowned multi-instrumentalist and producer, has finally released his debut solo album, “Comedy Tragedy.” The record showcases his artistic evolution and features contributions from former bandmate Phil Smiedt, blending personal and elaborate musical styles influenced by legendary rock groups.
The Best Of SA Pop Volume 4 (Proposed)
The proposed compilation “The Best Of SA Pop Volume 4,” curated by Brian Currin, features a diverse selection of South African pop tracks across two discs, enhancing the series.
Return Of The Tokoloshe Men! [6CD Set 2020]
Return of the Tokoloshe Men! features six discs of classic South African rock tracks by various artists, showcasing a diverse range of songs from bands like The Bats, John E. Sharpe & The Squires, and The Flames.
Tune Us Your Top 10
The South African Rock Encyclopedia features a compilation of top songs loved by notable South Africans, including artists and musicians, showcasing a rich diversity of popular South African rock music experiences.
McCully/Mackay Release The Quest – A New Trilogy of Prog Rock Epics
Musicians Tully McCully and Gordon Mackay released their EP, The Quest, on 14 November 2025. The three-part saga features complex arrangements and a narrative about mystics seeking a shattered stone of eternal life.
McCully/Mackay
McCully/Mackay is a progressive rock duo, blending South African and British influences. Comprising Tully McCully and Gordon Mackay, their music features complex arrangements, virtuosic solos, and storytelling, rooted in decades of experience.
South African Top Ten Rock Albums of the 1970s
The South African Top Ten Rock Albums of the 1970s showcases unique genres, including ethnic rock and astrological rock, highlighting artists like Hawk, Rabbitt, and Freedoms Children for their influential sounds.
Rock Legends: 1970s
South African Rock Legends from the 1970s including Rabbitt, Freedoms Children, Falling Mirror, Clout and McCully Workshop.
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.