Preserving South African Musical History
Formed in Johannesburg in 1984 with Simon Le Fevre (Lead vocals), John Campbell Le Fevre (guitar, glute, vocals), Keith Armour McFarlane (lead vocals, guitar, keyboards), Simon Fellow (bass) and Jarrad Jay Aston (drums).
They released two albums: Here We Are (1984) and Night of the Long Knives (1985). Their 1984 single “Here We Are” achieved substantial chart success.
Cape Town band formed in 1979 by Nielen Marais (vocals, percussion), Alan Faull (vocals, guitar, keyboards, bass) and Pat Humphreys (drums, percussion).
Launched their career in 1979 with the album Zen Boulders and the single ‘I Am The Actor’/‘Making Out With Grannie’. They continued to release albums and singles through the early to mid-1980s, achieving their biggest chart success with the single ‘Johnny Calls The Chemist’ in 1986.
Although not releasing any new music after that they periodically continued to perform live and released two compilation albums.