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Sit Dit Af – Johannes Kerkorrel (Turn OFF the telly) I’m sure we all loved seeing the friendly face of PW Botha on our TV’s almost every night during those dark days of apartheid. No? I didn’t think so. Well, you are not alone, Johannes Kerkorrel (real name: Ralph John Rabie) felt the same way, but he was the one who sang about it. ‘Sit Dit Af’ was … Read More

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Afrikaners Is Plesierig – Karen Zoid (Dit sal jy glo when you heard this) Before Karen Zoid, we did not have a proper Afrikaans Rock chick, then she suddenly burst on the scene in 2001 with her debut album ‘Poles Apart’. One of the stand out tracks on this was ‘Afrikaners Is Plesierig’ which was almost a war cry against the image that all Afrikaners list … Read More

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On 8 August 1981, there were 3 new entries on the Springbok Radio top 20 – Smokey Robinson’s ‘Being With You’; Michael Jackson’s ‘One Day In Your Life’ and David Kramer’s ‘Hak Hom Blokkies’. Spot the odd one out. Yes, you’re right it’s David Kramer, he’s the only one whose name doesn’t end in ‘son’. (Seriously, it’s ‘Being With You … Read More

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Lisa se Klavier – Koos Kombuis (Do tramps really dream of piano playing women?) Koos Kombuis (real name André le Roux du Toit) was one of the leading figures of the Voëlvry tour that brought alternative Afrikaans music to the masses in South Africa. There was a lot of anger at the apartheid government running through the tour and the lyr … Read More

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Blommetjie Gedenk Aan My – Anton Goosen (Say it with flowers) Anton Goosen is another of those anomalies on South African music, especially amongst the Afrikaans singers. In a similar vein to David Kramer, he could write those almost trite songs that have us overdosing on saccharine. And then he could also pen some fiercely political songs that it’s surprising he was … Read More

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Goeienag Generaal – Piet Botha / Jack Hammer (A Farewell to Army mates) The border war in South West (as it was then) and Angola had a significant psychological effect of a lot of young white South Africans conscripted to go and fight there. These effects are still felt by many today and, until recently, was hardly ever spoken of. In 1997 … Read More

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