The South African Rock Show 19 January 2025

The South African Rock Encyclopedia has recently updated its content, including new entries for artists such as Mel, Mel & Julian, and The Black Cat Bones. Adjustments were made to existing articles like Saron Gas/Seether, Kenny Henson’s Harambee, and Freedoms Children’s Mummies, alongside enhancements and the addition of AI artwork.

Jive Talking and Eyeballing #14 [25 September 2020] featuring Jack Hammer, Falling Mirror, The Awakening

A series of one hour All-South African mixes to enhance the Facebook Group “Jive Talking and Eyeballing”, an interview showcase of both South African and International artists. Celebrating Gypsies and Ghosts. Tracks 1. Bus Station – Fly Paper Jet2. Morrison Hotel – Jack Hammer3. Judas – David’s Confession4. The Boogie Mansion – Martin Rocka AndContinueContinue reading “Jive Talking and Eyeballing #14 [25 September 2020] featuring Jack Hammer, Falling Mirror, The Awakening”

Jive Talking & Eyeballing #1 [26 June 2020] featuring éVoid, 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.

Abstract Truth – 50 Years Ago

It was 50 years ago, round about this time, that acclaimed South African band Abstract Truth released their debut album, Totum. Before the end of 1970 a second album and a compilation had been issued. And then during 1971 the band imploded.

This is their story.

Free & Easy [1975 to 1990] A South African Pop & Rock Mix, featuring Rabbitt, éVoid, Johnny Clegg, Clout

A curated 3-hour mix features South African pop rock tracks from the late 1970s and 1980s, including original songs and covers, highlighting artists like Rabbitt, Johnny Clegg, and Lucky Dube.

50 Original South African Songs

This post presents a curated chronological list of 50 notable South African songs that are original, featuring various artists and genres, highlighting the country’s diverse musical heritage, without including any foreign cover songs.

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