What’s New on the South African Rock Encyclopedia

A celebration of South Africa’s musical heritage, featuring top album lists, notable albums, and tributes to artists like Crocodile Harris, Gwynneth Ashley Robin, and Larry Amos.

Chart History

The South African Chart Archives offer a comprehensive exploration of decades of music history, showcasing radio charts, magazine lists, and influential songs in the South African music scene.

What’s New on the South African Rock Encyclopedia

The South African Rock Encyclopedia updates include expanded profiles of various artists, detailed entry on a prog-rock project, and event listings for the Further On Up The Road concert on 13 September.

Brothers of the Blues: A Musical Brotherhood Forged in Sound

On 13 September the “Further On Up The Road” concert unites South African blues legends, celebrating decades of collaboration and brotherhood at Summerhill Wines, Stellenbosch. It promises a rich musical experience and heartfelt tributes.

Fresh Sounds and Classic Gems: The Latest from The South African Rock Encyclopedia

Recent updates on South African rock music explore its historical and contemporary evolution. Highlights include the Springbok Hit Parade’s legacy, Baxtop’s album, Tim Parr’s EP, and upcoming events celebrating notable musicians.

Discover Tim Parr’s Latest EP: Malachi’s Dream

Tim Parr’s new EP, Malachi’s Dream, showcases his skillful blend of poignant lyrics and diverse sounds, featuring introspective tracks addressing social issues, reaffirming his artistic relevance and creative vitality in South Africa’s music scene.

Omega Limited

Omega Limited, formed in 1966 in Cape Town, gained fame with their psychedelic sound and hit “Tchaikovsky 1,” reaching #3 in 1970. Their music blends classical melodies with pop, leaving a lasting legacy.

Celebrating South African Music Greats: A Night to Remember

Join legendary South African musicians Albert Frost, All Night Radio, Big Bob Nagel, The Blues Broers, and Steve Louw & Big Sky for a unique night of rock and blues on 13 September in Stellenbosch.

Radio Rats Slide Into The Night | From The Hip With Benjy Mudie

Legendary Springs garage band reveal the truth about ZX Dan…. Jonathan Handley (guitarist & songwriter, Dave Davies (vocalist). If you were tuned into South African music in the late ’70s you couldn’t help but remember a strange but compelling song called “ZX Dan” wafting across the pop airwaves. This tale of a travelling spaceman remainsContinueContinue reading “Radio Rats Slide Into The Night | From The Hip With Benjy Mudie”

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