The Invaders, a prominent South African band, evolved through multiple lineups to achieve success with their 1971 album “There’s A Light There’s A Way,” showcasing a mix of funk, prog rock, and psychedelic soul influences.
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Pop Shop Gold Volumes 1 & 2
Pop Shop Gold showcases top hits from 1973 to 1983, featuring iconic tracks from artists like Survivor, Bonnie Tyler, and ABBA, celebrating chart successes.
TIME TO SUCK – THE FLIPSIDE TO INVESTING? | Garth Chilvers & Tom Jasiukowicz
The article discusses the rising value of South African vinyl records, highlighting the specific case of “Time to Suck” by the band SUCK, which sharply appreciates in worth among collectors.
Top Of The Charts | Cape Times, Friday June 5, 2015
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Interviews with Stephen Segerman and Brian Currin at Mabu Vinyl, 22 September 2014 | Dagbreek, Kyknet
Cause It’s the Greatest Last Song Ever Recorded
By Mark Worth ​ One of the most noteworthy final albums ever recorded might never have been made had Steve Rowland not been sitting in the London office of music publisher Freddy Beanstalk one day in the summer of 1970. Rowland looked on Beanstalk’s desk and saw a copy of an album hardly anyone hadContinueContinue reading “Cause It’s the Greatest Last Song Ever Recorded”
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Top 12 2012: Top 12 plaaslike CD-uitreikings vir 2012 – Albert du Plessis | LitNet
Here is a list of 12 South African albums released this year that have captured my imagination for various reasons. They made me think, or they made me cry, or they made me remember, or they made want to dance, or they were just plain fun. Cheers Brian Hugh Masekela – Playing @ Work LyzyrdContinueContinue reading “Top 12 2012: Top 12 plaaslike CD-uitreikings vir 2012 – Albert du Plessis | LitNet”
New website for Carol Thorns
Rockville 2069
Had a great evening on Saturday night at the launch of Rockville 2069. Rockville 2069 is a futuristic rock musical that is at heart a love story set against the backdrop of a post-apocalyptic world and steeped in the philosophies that characterise the rebellion of the sixties, the seventies and those that are currently shapingContinueContinue reading “Rockville 2069”