Return Of The Tokoloshe Men! [6CD Set 2020]

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Demented Sounds From The 60s Teen Scenes Of Jo’burg, Cape Town, Durban And Beyond!

Return Of The Tokoloshe Men!
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Introduction

Return Of The Tokoloshe Men! is a sprawling six-disc excavation of South Africa’s wild and largely forgotten 1960s rock underground, capturing the demented energy of Johannesburg, Cape Town, Durban and beyond during a period when local bands were feverishly absorbing British Invasion sounds and spitting them back out with raw, untamed urgency. Released in March 2020 on the UK’s Rubble label, this mammoth collection pulls together 166 tracks from the vaults, tracing an arc from primitive garage stompers and freak beat bangers to full-blown psychedelic explorations that rival anything happening in London or San Francisco at the time. The set takes its name from John Kongos’s 1971 hit “Tokoloshe Man,” and Kongos himself appears throughout in various incarnations, from his early days with the G-Men through his later psych projects like The Floribunda Rose and Scrugg.

What makes this collection so vital is how it reveals South Africa as a genuine hotbed of teenage rock rebellion, not just a distant echo of Anglo-American trends. The early discs bristle with covers of Bo Diddley, Chuck Berry, The Who and Manfred Mann, delivered with the kind of snarling intensity that defined the best garage rock anywhere. But as the set progresses through the decade, the music morphs into something stranger and more distinctly local, fuzzed-out psychedelia, proto-prog experiments, and acid-drenched freak-outs from bands like The Flames, Freedom’s Children, McCully Workshop and The Third Eye. It’s a testament to a scene that thrived against the odds, capturing a moment when South African youth were plugged into the global counterculture while forging their own hallucinogenic path through the veldt.

Tracks

Disc 1

  1. Them – One Time Too Many
  2. The A-Cads – Watch Your Step (Bobby Parker cover)
  3. The Upsetters – Daddy Rolling Stone (Otis Blackwell / The Who cover)
  4. Bill Kimber & The Couriers – I Wanna Know
  5. The Invaders – Chief Bull
  6. John E. Sharpe & The Squires – LSD (Manfred Mann cover) see comments
  7. The Invaders – No Money, No Honey (Ian & The Zodiacs cover)
  8. Tall Emma & His Skippers – Hammatan (from Ghana)
  9. The 004s – I’ve Got News For You
  10. The Mad Munks – Lucille (Little Richard cover)
  11. Bill Kimber & The Couriers – Life Without You
  12. The Shake Spears – I Can Tell
  13. Johnny Kongos & The G-Men – It’s All Over Now (The Valentinos / The Rolling Stones cover)
  14. Danny Rivers & The Savages – Rhythm And Greens (The Shadows cover)
  15. The Navarones – Blue, Blue Feeling
  16. Bill Kimber & The Couriers – When You Gonna Say
  17. The A-Cads – Down The Road Apiece (Will Bradley Trio / Amos Milburn / The Rolling Stones cover)
  18. John E. Sharpe & The Squires – She’s Fine, She’s Mine
  19. The End – They Talk About You
  20. The Zombies – Let’s Have A Party (Elvis Presley cover)
  21. Hank Squires – I’ll Never Get Over You
  22. The News – Wild Face
  23. Them – I Want To Be Rich Again
  24. The Gonks – You Can’t Stop Me Loving You
  25. Bill Kimber & The Couriers – I’m A Hog For You, Baby (The Coasters cover)
  26. The Shangaans – Yeh Girl
  27. The Etonians – Gates Of Eden
  28. The Kynd – Dimples (John Lee Hooker cover)
Volume 1

Disc 2

  1. The Gonks – Woman Yeah
  2. Them – It’s Day
  3. John E. Sharpe & The Squires – Bo Diddley (Bo Diddley cover)
  4. The A-Cads – Zip A Dee Doo Dah (Swing and Sway with Sammy Kaye /
    Bob B. Soxx and The Blue Jeans cover)
  5. Johnny Kongos & The G-Men – 900 Miles (Fiddlin’ John Carson cover)
  6. Bill Kimber & The Couriers – Come On, Come On, Come On
  7. The A-Cads – Hubble Bubble, Toil And Trouble (Manfred Mann cover)
  8. Rigar 5 – A Flying Start
  9. John E. Sharpe & The Squires – Yours For The Picking
  10. The Dominos – Bye Bye Johnny
  11. The Bats – That’s Us
  12. John E. Sharpe & The Squires – Monkey Shine
  13. The Flames – Don’t Ask Me What I Say
  14. The Staccatos – The One To Lose
  15. The Kynd – I’m Talking About You (Chuck Berry cover, different to the Ray Charles song with a similar title)
  16. The Upsetters – Pain In My Heart (Otis Redding cover)
  17. The Kynd – Shy Girl
  18. Mickie Most & His Playboys – Boney Maroney (Larry Williams cover, originally spelt as “Bony Moronie“)
  19. The Five – Come Back
  20. Ferdie And The Glookettes – Here Come De Glook (unlisted)
  21. The News – Why Do
  22. The Kynd – Hideaway (Dave Dee, Dozy, Beaky, Mick & Tich cover)
  23. The Hobos – Hasie (Bunny) see comments
  24. The 004s – It’s As Easy As That
  25. The Kynd – I’ve Been Wrong (The Hollies cover)
  26. Johnny Kongos & The G-Men – Money
  27. John E. Sharpe & The Squires – I Gave My Love A Diamond
  28. The A-Cads – Sha-La-La-La-Lee
  29. The Shake Spears – Give It To Me
  30. The 004s – Parchman Farm
Volume 2

Disc 3

  1. John E. Sharpe & The Squires – Take It Easy
  2. Bill Kimber & The Couriers – That’s What I Want
  3. The Bats – Get Your Baggies On
  4. The Anchor Beat Group – What A Day
  5. Bill Kimber & The Couriers – Be Mine
  6. The Bats – The Chicken And The Hawk
  7. John E. Sharpe & The Squires – Back Door Man
  8. The A-Cads – In The Midnight Hour (Wilson Pickett cover)
  9. The Invaders – Thinking About You
  10. The Bats – All I Got
  11. The Chequers – Bundu Beat
  12. John E. Sharpe & The Squires – Walking The Dog
  13. The Zeroes – Work All Day
  14. The 004s – I’ve Found Her
  15. The Hoochie Coochies – I’m A Boy (The Who cover)
  16. John E. Sharpe & The Squires – I’m A Man
  17. Hank Squires – Sick And Tired
  18. The Difference – I Wonder Why
  19. The Vedettes – Please Don’t Feel Too Bad
  20. The Invaders – Painter Man (The Creation cover)
  21. The Shake Spears – What Happened
  22. The Etonians – Mr. Spaceman
  23. The Bats – Lean On Me
  24. The Kynd – Too Much Monkey Business (Chuck Berry cover)
  25. Johnny Dean & The Apaches – Deep Feeling
  26. Bo Street Runners – One Girl To Love
  27. The Crescendoes – Oh! What A Fool
  28. The 004s – Beverley
  29. Johnny Kongos & The G-Men – Tobacco Road
  30. The Shangaans – Taboo
Volume 3

Disc 4

  1. The Shake Spears – How Does She Look
  2. The 004s – She’s Going Back Home Today
  3. Dunny & The Showmen – You Ain’t Got Enough Love
  4. The Bats – That’s How I Feel
  5. The Shake Spears – Mah Pah
  6. The Fireflies – Cathy Come Home
  7. The Leemen Ltd – Under My Thumb (The Rolling Stones cover)
  8. The Drifters – Ode To An Undertaker
  9. Finders Keepers – Orient Green
  10. The Bats – Stop Exchange
  11. The Staccatos – New York Mining Disaster 1941 (Bee Gees cover)
  12. Dave Anthony Quartet – Semi-Detached Suburban Mr. James (Manfred Mann cover)
  13. The Bats – Listen To My Heart
  14. The Rising Sons – I Wanna Take You Home
  15. Una Valli and The Flames – Stop Thief!
  16. Freedom’s Children – (I Can’t Get No) Satisfaction (The Rolling Stones cover)
  17. The Attraction – Tax Man (The Beatles cover)
  18. McCully Workshop – Fast Car
  19. Quentin E Klopjaeger – Lovers Lane-Wednesday
  20. The Staccatos – Spicks And Specks (Bee Gees cover)
  21. The Dominos – Tabatha Twitchit (The Dave Clark Five cover)
  22. Freedom’s Children – Little Games (The Yardbirds cover)
  23. The Flames – Purple Haze (Jimi Hendrix cover)
  24. Finders Keepers – Reflections
  25. The Lunar 5 featuring Bernie Brown – Stone Free (Jimi Hendrix cover)
  26. McCully Workshop – Four Walls
  27. Birds Of A Feather – Love Is A Beautiful Thing
  28. Ray Coussins – Uptight (Stevie Wonder cover)
  29. Una Valli & The Peanut Butter Conspiracy – Yum Yum
  30. Birds Of A Feather – Come On Up
Volume 4

Disc 5

  1. The Floribunda Rose – One Way Street
  2. The Bats – It’s So Hard To Get Up In The Morning
  3. The Outlet – Lazy Life
  4. McCully Workshop – Seance
  5. The Square Set – Night Then Comes The Morning
  6. The Attraction – A Day In The Life (The Beatles cover)
  7. Quentin E Klopjaeger & The Gonks – Long Way Home
  8. The Flames – Streamliner
  9. Scrugg – I Wish I Was Five
  10. Allan Gold – Topsy Turvy
  11. The Bats – Waiting For You
  12. Quentin E Klopjaeger – Not Going To Mersey Square
  13. John & Philipa Cooper – The Mad Professor
  14. The Flames – Useless Illusions (based on Nights In White Satin by The Moody Blues)
  15. Humphrey – Down Down
  16. Quentin E Klopjaeger – Weatherman
  17. Emil Dean – Lonely Boy
  18. William E – Crazy How Love Slips Away
  19. Leemen Limited – Heartaches
  20. The Attraction – Moving Underground
  21. The Staccatos – Butchers And Bakers
  22. Scrugg – Sandwichboard Man
  23. The Third Eye – Valley Of Sadness (Aphrodite’s Child cover)
  24. John Phillips – Permutation Child
  25. Ronnie Cline’s Expressions – Jumbo
  26. The Influence – Dream Woman
  27. McCully Workshop – Head For The Moon
  28. Una Valli & The Peanut Butter Conspiracy – Nowhere To Run (Martha & The Vandellas cover)
Volume 5

Disc 6

  1. The Flames – Solitude
  2. Quentin E Klopjaeger – Chimes Of Ages Lost In Time
  3. The Staccatos – Imitations Of Love
  4. Scrugg – Lavender Popcorn
  5. John & Philipa Cooper – Gypsy Spell
  6. The Flames – You Keep Me Hangin’ On (The Supremes cover, based on the Vanilla Fudge arrangement)
  7. The Third Eye – Snow Child
  8. Candid Camera – Michaelangelo
  9. Scrugg – Only George
  10. Bryan Miller’s Destruction – Blue Machines And Dreams
  11. Humphrey – Time To Change
  12. The Omega Limited – The Boy And The Bee (The Gun cover)
  13. Dickie Loader – The Wind Keeps Howling
  14. John Phillips – The Bird With The Plastic Feathers
  15. Colored Rain – Planes Of Afterlife
  16. The Bats – Race With The Devil (The Gun cover)
  17. Aerophone – Of Tomorrow
  18. Tidal Wave – Spider Spider
  19. Dickie Loader featuring Freedom’s Children – The Eagle Has Landed
  20. The Wild Things – Groovin’ Is Easy
  21. Abstract Truth – Jersey Thursday
  22. Sharon Tandy – Daughter Of The Sun
  23. Dickie Loader & Friends – Hey Devil Woman
Volume 6

Playlist

A few missing tunes

The Hobos – Hasie
Dickie Loader – The Wind Keeps Howling
The Invaders – Chief Bull

Release information

6CD: March 2020, Rubble, RUB6CDBOX13 (UK) Discogs
Streaming / Download: February 2025, ODL (incomplete)
Streaming / Download: December 2025, Rubble (incomplete) reissued as “Tonkolosi Comeback!“

Comments

Dickie Loader

“The Eagle Has Landed” and “The Wind Keeps Howling” have been mislabelled as each other on Spotify.

Hasie

Spotify mislabels the track “Hasie” by The Hobos. It actually plays some other song entirely, that has not been identified.

John Kongos

John Kongos, of “Tokoloshe Man” (UK#4, 1971) and “He’s Gonna Step on You Again” (UK#4, 1971) fame, appears here in various guises: Johnny Kongos and the G-Men, The Floribunda Rose, and Scrugg.

L.S.D.

The title “L.S.D.” is really just a cheeky nod to the old British currency system, £sd – pounds, shillings and pence. That abbreviation came straight out of Latin (librae, solidi, denarii), and for decades it was how everyday transactions were written down in Britain. So when Manfred Mann dropped this track in 1965, the title would have been instantly familiar to anyone dealing with money, not some psychedelic reference.

The song itself plays with that idea of money and self‑interest in relationships, poking fun at how much the narrator would keep for himself versus what he’d share. Using “L.S.D.” as the title was a clever way to underline that theme – it’s about currency and value, not drugs – while still grabbing attention with an acronym that carried a bit of double meaning in the mid‑60s.

The riff for this song sounds similar to Frank Zappa’s “Willie The Pimp” from 1969.

More related releases

Tonkolosi Comeback!

Tracks

Same as “Return Of The Tokoloshe Men!” but with a few songs omitted.

Release information

Streaming / Download: December 2025, Rubble

Zulu Stomp!! – South Africa Garage Beats!!

Zulu Stomp!! - South Africa Garage Beats!!
Tracks
  1. The A-Cads – Watch Your Step
  2. The Upsetters – Daddy Rolling Stone
  3. Freedom’s Children – (I Can’t Get No) Satisfaction
  4. John E. Sharpe & The Squires – LSD
  5. Ronnie Singer – I Want You
  6. Bill Kimber And The Couriers – Come On, Come On, Come On
  7. The Bats – Get Your Baggies On
  8. The Invaders – Thinking About You
  9. The Hoochie Coochies – I’m A Boy
  10. The A-Cads – Road Runner
  11. The 004’s – I’ve Got News For You
  12. John E. Sharpe & The Squires – Walking The Dog
  13. The Zeroes – Work All Day (Sleep All Night)
  14. Johnny Kongos And The G-Men – 900 Miles
  15. The Navarones – Blue Blue Feeling
  16. The Kynd – Hideaway
  17. Hank Squires – Sick And Tired
  18. Finders Keepers – Man Of The Sea
Release information

LP, CD: May 2010, Nosmoke, NS007 LP (Portugal)

Savage Sounds From South Africa: Rare Sixties Beat-Garage Rock Growlers Beyond The Cape Of Good Hope

Savage Sounds From South Africa
Tracks

  1. Them – One Time Too Many
  2. The Zeroes – Work All Day (Sleep All Night)
  3. Beau Brummell – Someone To Love*
  4. John E. Sharpe And The Squires – Yours For The Picking
  5. Group ’66 – I Know About Love
  6. Them – I Want To Be Rich Again
  7. The Gonks – Woman Yeah
  8. The Shangaans – Yeh Girl
  9. The Upsetters – Pain In My Heart
  10. The Hobos – If I Ever Saw You
  11. Them – It’s Day
  12. Birds Of A Feather – Come On Up
  13. The In-Crowd – Come Back
  14. The Difference – I Wonder Why
  15. John E. Sharpe And The Squires – Monkey Shine
  16. The Shangaans – Liwa Wechi (Lee-Wa Weck-Ee)
  17. The Zeroes – I Can’t Explain
  18. John E. Sharpe And The Squires – I’ll Explain

* On the Spotify playlist The Beau Brummells should actually be Beau Brummell (real name: Michael Bush). “Someone To Love” was on the b-side of his “My Little Girl” single in 1966.

Tracks 2, 9 & 10 are omitted from the YouTube playlist.

Release information

LP: 2003, Springbok Beat

Comments

The album cover is based on “Jungle Drums” by The Shangaans from 1965.

Summer Blonde Beach Party

Tracks
  1. The Fantastic Baggys – Papa Do Ron Ron (Jan & Dean cover, originally titled “New Girl In School”) see comments
  2. Group ’66 – I’m A Believer (The Monkees cover, written by Neil Diamond)
  3. Four Jacks And A Jill – You Baby (The Vogues / The Turtles cover)
  4. Los Toros – Mellow Yellow (Donovan cover) see comments
  5. Beau Brummell – The Great Pretender (The Platters cover)
  6. Jody Wayne – He’s Got The Whole World In His Hands (Rev. F. W. McGee (1929) / Laurie London (1957) cover)
  7. The Falling Leaves – Summer Blonde
  8. Los Toros – Dancing In The Street (Martha & The Vandellas cover)
  9. The Falling Leaves – I Can’t Control Myself (The Troggs cover)
  10. Jody Wayne – Hooray For Hazel (Tommy Roe cover)
  11. The Fantastic Baggys – Surfer Girl (The Beach Boys cover)
  12. Group ’66 – Save Me (Dave Dee, Dozy, Beaky, Mick & Tich cover)
  13. The Staccatos – Secret Love (Doris Day cover)

Spotify errors

All tracks on the Spotify album are mislabelled. The table below compares the listed Spotify tracks with the actual tracks and artists.

# Spotify (Title – Artist) Actual (Title – Artist)
1 Papa Do Ron Ron – Group ’66 Papa Do Ron Ron – The Fantastic Baggys
2 I’m A Believer – Four Jacks And A Jill I’m A Believer – Group ’66
3 You Baby – Los Toros You Baby – Four Jacks And A Jill
4 Mellow Yellow – Beau Brummell Mellow Yellow – Los Toros
5 The Great Pretender – Jody Wayne The Great Pretender – Beau Brummell
6 The Whole World In His Hands – The Falling Leaves The Whole World In His Hands – Jody Wayne
7 Summer Blonde – Los Toros Summer Blonde – The Falling Leaves
8 Dancing In The Streets – Falling Leaves Dancing In The Street – Los Toros
9 I Can’t Control Myself – Group ’66 I Can’t Control Myself – The Falling Leaves
10 Hooray For Hazel – The Fantastic Baggys Hooray For Hazel – Jody Wayne
11 Save Me – Group ’66 Surfer Girl – The Fantastic Baggys
12 Secret Love – The Staccatos Save Me – Group ’66
13 Track omitted Secret Love – The Staccatos
Release information

LP: 1967, Clairol Inc.
Streaming / Download: 2016, Black Cat Productions

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Comments

[Papa Do Ron Ron] was recorded by a line-up of South African musicians. After the success in South Africa of the US band’s first hit, “Tell ‘Em I’m Surfing”, the local record label wanted more from the group, but none was forthcoming. So, they arranged to release material featuring local musicians and obtained permission to do so under the Fantastic Baggys’ name. The local musicians were from a band called The Falling Leaves.

John Samson, SA Singles Charts
Read more about The Fantastic Baggys / The Falling Leaves story →

[Los Toros was a] South African studio group featuring Peter Vee on lead vocals (and confirmed by Peter himself!).

Leon Rossouw

Group ’66 sometimes styled as Group 66 or Group “66”.

Brian Currin

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Hazy Reflections – South African Rock from the ’60s

Mixcloud Mix, October 2016

Hazy Reflections - South African Rock from the '60s

Tracks

  1. Bill Kimber & The Couriers – Johnny B Goode
  2. The Upsetters – Daddy Rolling Stone
  3. The Zeroes – Work All Day (Sleep All Night) (The Mark Four cover)
  4. Bowman Hawk – Rave On see comments
  5. The Shekels – A Hard Day’s Night
  6. Una Valli & The Flames – (I Can’t Get No) Satisfaction
  7. John E Sharpe & The Squires – LSD
  8. John E Sharpe & The Squires – Walking The Dog
  9. Mickie Most – Money Honey
  10. The A-Cads – Hungry For Love
  11. The Navarones – Blue Blue Feeling
  12. The Hoochie Coochies – I’m A Boy
  13. The A-Cads – Road Runner
  14. The 004’s – I’ve Got News For You
  15. Ronnie Singer – I Want You
  16. Bryan Miller’s Destruction – Hazy Reflections
  17. The Gonks – Woman Yeah
  18. The Fireflies – Cathy Come Home
  19. The Idiots – Magic Dragon
  20. The In Set – Morning Dew
  21. The Third Eye – Fire
  22. The Bats – Race With The Devil
  23. John & Philipa Cooper – The Mad Professor
  24. McCully Workshop – The Circus
  25. The Third Eye – Apricot Brandy

Comments

“Rave On” is a 1965 cover of the Sonny West song from February 1958. Buddy Holly released his version in April 1958 and it charted at #37 in the US and #5 in the UK. Bowman Hawk was actually Beau Brummell (born Michael Bush in 1942).

Get Your Baggies On – South African Surf Rock

Please note: Some tracks in this Spotify playlist are incorrectly named. The correct titles and artists are:

  • “Papa Do Ron Ron” – The Fantastic Baggys
  • “I’m A Believer” – Group 66
  • “Summer Blonde” – The Falling Leaves
  • “Hooray For Hazel” – Jody Wayne

Additionally, “Save Me” is actually “Surfer Girl” – The Fantastic Baggys

It’s A Groove – South African Soul, Blues & Rock ‘n Roll from the 1960s

Tokoloshe Men & Daughters Of The Sun

Inspired by by the “Return Of The Tokoloshe Men!” 6CD set.

Tracks

  1. Hawk – African Day (spoken intro)
  2. John Kongos – Tokoloshe Man
  3. Sharon Tandy – Daughter of the Sun
  4. The Beaters – Pictures of Matchstick Men (Status Quo cover)
  5. Una Valli – Do-wah-diddy (The Exciters / Manfred Mann cover)
  6. The Shake Spears – The Saint (Edwin Astley cover)
  7. The Hobos – Hasie (Nico Carstens cover)
  8. Them – One Time Too Many
  9. Leeman Ltd – Under My Thumb (The Rolling Stones cover)
  10. Humphrey – Down Down
  11. Wanda Arletti – Take Another Little Piece of My Heart (Erma Franklin / Janis Joplin cover)
  12. Dickie Loader & Friends – Hey Devil Woman
  13. Mercia Love – Rescue Me (Fontella Bass cover)
  14. Una Valli with The Flames – Satisfaction (The Rolling Stones cover)
  15. The Kynd – Shy Girl
  16. The Zombies – Let’s Have A Party (Wanda Jackson / Elvis Presley cover)
  17. The Upsetters – Daddy Rolling Stone (Otis Blackwell / The Who cover)
  18. Mickie Most & His Playboys – Boney Maroney (Larry Williams cover)
  19. The Attraction – Tax Man (The Beatles cover)
  20. Otis Waygood Blues Band – You’re Late Miss Kate (Jimmy Dee cover)
  21. The Lunar 5 featuring Bernie Brown – Stone Free (Jimi Hendrix cover)
  22. The Wild Things – Groovin’ Is Easy (The Electric Flag cover)
  23. June Dyer – Lawdie Miss Claudie (Larry Williams cover)
  24. The Zeroes – I Can’t Explain (The Who cover)
  25. Omega Limited – Black Night (Deep Purple cover)
  26. The Sounds Of Brass – I (Who Have Nothing) (Shirley Bassey cover)
  27. The Attraction – Evil Ways (Willie Bobo / Santana cover)
  28. The Dream Merchants – Land Of Milk & Honey (The Vogues cover)
  29. The Flames – Hold On I’m Coming (Sam & Dave cover)
  30. The Invaders – Born On The Bayou (Creedence Clearwater Revival cover)
  31. The Hoochie Coochies – I’m A Boy (The Who cover)
  32. Gene Rockwell – Sunny Afternoon (The Kinks cover)
  33. Music Corporation – Get It
  34. The Bats – Hold Your Head Up (Argent cover)
  35. The A-Cads – Road Runner (Bo Diddley cover)
  36. Bill Kimber & The Couriers – Johnny B Goode (Chuck Berry cover)
  37. John E Sharpe & The Squires – Folsom Prison Blues (Johnny Cash cover)
  38. June Dyer – Oobie Doobie (Roy Orbison cover)
  39. The Flames – Streamliner
  40. The Third Eye – All Along The Watchtower (Bob Dylan / Jimi Hendrix / The Alan Bown cover)
  41. Freedoms Children – Judas Queen
  42. Suck – The Whip
  43. The Staccatos – Shake Your Money Maker (Elmore James cover)
  44. Wanda Arletti – Love Power
  45. The Mad Munks – Lucille (Little Richard cover)

Not all songs are available on Spotify. The playlist has been expanded to over 4 hours.

Purple Haze – South African garage, freakbeat and psychedelia from the ’60s & early ’70s

Inspired – South African artists from the ’60s covering the Legends

Thanks to Discogs, YouTube and Spotify

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