On 12 January 1985, Ellis Park Stadium hosted a concert for Operation Hunger, uniting 110 000 fans in a joyful atmosphere, especially during Lucky Dube’s performance, as described by Steve Louw in December 2021.
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#MusicExchange: Steve Louw releases new album Headlight Dreams | Biz Community
From Biz Community, by Martin Myers It’s hard to believe the last music we heard from Steve Louw arrived seven long years ago. With the wait now finally over, fans right around the world are already embracing the pop-rock icon’s return with arms wide open. The past year has been a rich and hugely rewardingContinueContinue reading “#MusicExchange: Steve Louw releases new album Headlight Dreams | Biz Community”
Great Local Musicians #2020-45: Steve Louw, last heard on All Night Radio | Jive Talking & Eyeballing
From Jive Talking & Eyeballing by Ernesto Garcia Marques, April 2021, edited by Brian Currin, May 2021 Anyone who supported local South African music will remember All Night Radio, the blues rock band from Stellenbosch who were truly world class. I have been meaning to interview Steve for the longest time and now that heContinueContinue reading “Great Local Musicians #2020-45: Steve Louw, last heard on All Night Radio | Jive Talking & Eyeballing”
Building Websites Since 1997
Brian Currin has been creating websites since 1997 and co-founded a South African rock music site in 1999.
Hammerhead Hotel, featuring Falling Mirror, Jack Hammer, The Dolly Rockers, McCully Workshop, Radio Rats
This mix explores South African rock’s wild side, blending Psychobilly, Punk, and Surf influences. Inspired by Falling Mirror, it features cult tracks celebrating chaos and the underground spirit of local artists.
Piet Botha Article in SAFFER Magazine, 20 July 2020
Magazine: Issue #7, 20 July 2020 Website: Saffer Worldwide
Jive Talking and Eyeballing #3 [10 July 2020] feat Ballyhoo, Rabbitt, Stingray, McCully Workshop
The “Jive Talking and Eyeballing” series features South African mixes highlighting various artists, including a special focus on Rabbitt and Trevor Rabin from the 70s.
The Suitcase Show, 1 July 2020 featuring Piet Botha, Valiant Swart, Anton Goosen, Koos Kombuis, KOBUS!
Every vagabond needs a suitcase. This is a mainly South African, mostly Afrikaans series of shows with some well-known tjoons and many obscure ones. Some happy songs, some angry songs, a few light songs, and quite a few dark ones. The name of this show is inspired by the song “Suitcase Vol Winter” by SouthContinueContinue reading “The Suitcase Show, 1 July 2020 featuring Piet Botha, Valiant Swart, Anton Goosen, Koos Kombuis, KOBUS!”
Jive Talking & Eyeballing #1 [26 June 2020] featuring Ă©Void, Albert Frost, Peach, Roger Lucey, Wonderboom
“Jive Talking and Eyeballing” features a one-hour South African music mix spotlighting Ă©Void. An interview with the band accompanies a curated selection of tracks from various local artists, enhancing the group’s experience.
Great Local Musicians – Ă©VOID – for all the Fadgets | Jive Talking and Eyeballing
Zennith, later named Void, began in 1977 in South Africa. They struggled initially but found success in Zimbabwe, creating a distinctive sound. They evolved into Ă©Void, enjoying fame in the 1980s with innovative Afro-rock music.