“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.
Category Archives: Radium Wreckords
The Artwork of Johnny Rat
Some of the masterpieces from the crayons of Johnny Rat.
Danny De Wet Farewell Gig 27 April 2026
Danny de Wet is relocating to Durban after decades in Gauteng. He bids farewell with a concert on 27 April 2026, featuring special guests and nostalgic performances, promising an unforgettable celebration of South African music.
Radio Rats – Chords
In March 2026, Jonathan Handley produced tutorial videos for playing selected Radio Rats songs, which were featured in the set list for the Danny De Wet Farewell concert on April 27, 2026.
The Chauffeurs
The Chauffeurs were a band from Welkom active between 1982 and 1984, known for their single “Love Motors” and the album “Music For The Motortrade,” featuring members Johnny Sparkplug, Dave Dashboard, and Pete Piston.
The Pop Guns
The Pop Guns, formed in 1980 from members of The Safari Suits and The Radio Rats, gained recognition for “Shock Time For Rock” in the punk scene, influenced by iconic artists like Bowie and Bolan.
Rock It Real with DJ Squeek and Jonathan Rat
Jonathan Rat interviewed by DJ Squeek on Rock It Real, Thursday, 8 January 2026, from 20:00 to midnight at Zeno FM.
Radio Rats – “Vampire Weekends” USB Card Album Now Available
The Radio Rats have released their album “Vampire Weekends” on a USB card, offering 13 MP3 songs, artwork, lyrics, and bonus videos, continuing their tradition of independence. Available for R200.
Herbie Parkin’s Radio Rats Site
Herbie Parkin, bassist and historian for the Radio Rats, created a fan website to preserve the band’s legacy through gig listings and memorabilia. He passed away in August 2020, but his work is archived, though bits are missing.
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.