The “Revelations” album, a 1971 musical anthology for Glastonbury Fayre, reflects significant ’70s artists like Bowie and Grateful Dead. It captures the festival’s essence, held free of charge, uniting spontaneous entertainment and legendary performances during a culturally transformative era.
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Vagabond’s World
Vagabond’s World, created by Brian Currin in 1997, is a comprehensive resource dedicated to obscure rock music trivia, covering artists, set lists, and South African rock legends.
Steve Louw’s New Album: Traces of the Flood Released Today
South African rock legend Steve Louw releases “Traces of the Flood,” a blend of rock and Americana. Praised for its emotional depth, the album reflects Louw’s enduring legacy and musical collaborations with industry Greats.
Jonathan Handley – Tandy Park (A Radio Rats Musical)
“Tandy Park” is a musical written by Jonathan Handley in 1975/1976, re-recorded in 1996. It features diverse tracks like “Putting Out A Feeler For Sheila” and is part of Radium Wreckords’ archiving effort.
Finch & Henson
Finch & Henson, a renowned South African musical duo formed by Brian Finch and Kenny Henson in 1974, released their first album in 1977. They toured extensively until 1982, with both artists having successful solo careers. Henson passed away in 2007, followed by Finch in 2019, leaving a lasting legacy in music.
The Artwork of Johnny Rat
Some of the masterpieces from the crayons of Johnny Rat.
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.
South African Top Ten Albums of the 1960s
This page highlights ten notable South African albums released between 1964 and 1969, showcasing diverse artists and genres, along with tracklists and Spotify links to explore their music further.
John Ireland – The Best Of John Ireland [Imaginary Compilation]
The Best Of John Ireland is an imaginary compilation featuring 20 tracks including “You’re Living Inside My Head” and “I Like…”. The playlist showcases Ireland’s musical range and creativity.
Radio Rats: Vampire Weekends – Still Refusing to Behave After All These Years
The Radio Rats, South Africa’s unconventional rock band, celebrate 47 years of music with their new album “Vampire Weekends.” Despite changes, they remain dedicated to their unique sound and storytelling.