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    • Some Good Vibes on Double Album 

      English, Adrian (1974)
      The article extensively contextualises and unpacks the particulars pertaining to the new release of a double album from the South African Folk Music Association (SAFMA), Cross Section 2.

    • More Rope, Pope and Dope than Cape and Music Nowadays : David Marks Looks at Music in South Africa 

      Verster, Andrew; Gray, Stephen; Leach, Ken; Rive, Richard
      The article discusses the evolution of music, particularly rock in varying countries whilst commenting on state attempts to control the industry especially during the 1970s. Varying mentions of artists as well as the state ...

    • Stairway to Success : The Indie Label Boom 

      Cummings, Vince
      The article expands on the resurgence of creativity and diversification within the music industry. The author discusses these changes during the 1980s and makes mention of other musicians in which these changes have grown ...

    • The Hills Were Alive with the Sound of (Folk) Music 

      Pietermaritzburg Bureau (1990-10-15)
      The article pertains to the Splashy Fen Festival which saw around 1500 people. The author expands on the complications surrounding the weather as well as the type of music showcased during the festival.

    • New Meaning and Form to Christianity 

      Mrs V. Abery; Obstant, Fata; Irene
      The article consists of Rand Daily Mail viewer responses pertaining to their view on the banning of the Godspell film in South Africa by Deputy Minister of the Interior, Mr Jimmy Kruger. These responses all formed part of ...

    • Troubadour 

      Unknown author
      Apart from the beginning of the article being missing, the author expands on an interview in which Bob Dylan, amongst other protest and folk artists were discussed.

    • Pipe Smoking 

      Daniel, Raeford; Feldman, Peter (1976-04-09)
      The item consists of 4 articles, 3 of which described a disappointing performance given by Phil Ochs at the Blue Fox. He was reportedly drunk, falling about and "embarrassing" to the audience. The final caption/ short ...

    • Songwriter Summit Promotes Social Unity 

      Bessman, Jim; Billboard (2003-08-23)

    • 'The Sixties Won't Be Over Till The Fat Lady Gets High' 

      Brown, Andrew
      The article reflects on the 60s artists and performers who are now in their 60s 30 years later. The mention of artists such as Stewart Brand, Ken Kesey and Timothy Leary who, amongst others still live on in cyberspace.

    • Slow and Steady Wins on the Airwaves 

      Unknown author
      The article reflects on the problems faced by South Africa by referring to the "quick fixes", in other words, financial handouts the country expects. The author elaborates on the job cuttings at SABC as well as reflects ...

    • Death of Popular Musician Mike Smith 

      Erskine, Grant (2001-11-04)
      The article refers to the colourful and talented musician Mike Smith who had passed away after a short spell of illness. The author also makes mention of his character and music talents.

    • Folk Festival a Hit 

      South Coast Herald (2013-05-10)
      The article reflects on the third annual Folk Music and Songwriters' Festival which was hosted at the Sanctuary of Love located in Melville.

    • Mandela Would Have Approved of Obama's Cuba Overtures 

      Mthombothi (2015-05-03)
      The article pertains to political decisions made by Obama with regard to Cuba when negotiations between the US and Cuba were initiated by President Obama. The author includes some political context between the two countries ...

    • Preserving a Rich Cultural Heritage 

      Naidoo, Mervyn (2013-09-22)
      The article reflects on an exhibition at Durban's KwaMuhle Museum which pays tribute to the musical history of Africa. The exhibition includes recording made by the museum which included recordings made between 1930 and ...

    • Politics of the Toyi-Toyi On-Screen 

      Sosibo, Kwanele
      The article reflects on the Aryan Kaganof's film pertaining to Wits regarding the political grandstanding at the institution.

    • BizNews : Dylan 'Chronicles' to Make the Scene 

      Colford, Paul D
      The article reflects on the series of memoir books soon to be released by Bob Dylan in which he recites his personal histories.

    • Alfred Tennyson, A. E. Housman. Now This. : A Major Literary Critic Turns His Hand to the Matter of Bob Dylan : Dylan's Vision of Sin 

      Lethem, Jonathan (2004-06-13)
      The article pertains to a book written by Christopher Ricks on Bob Dylan and his status regarding being considered a poet in his own right.

    • Sex? No. Drugs? No. Panic Attacks? Yes. : Already in his 30's, the Author Awoke One Morning and Found Himself a Rock Star 

      McMurtry, James (2004-06-13)
      The article refers to the musical successes, hurdles and journey of the Semisonic Band.

    • Exile's Return : Hugh Masekela's Autobiography Describes His Struggles with Apartheid and Alcohol 

      Weisbard, Eric
      The article outlines the musical journey of Hugh Masekela with the mention of some 'big' names he worked with over the years. The article includes a black and white photograph of Hugh Masekela in concert at the New Orleans ...

    • The Saga of Joe's Garage (Synopsis of Zappa's Upcoming Rock Opera) 

      Rian (1979-08-31)
      The multiple page article refers to the music of Frank Zappa. The documents include all contextual information, audience responses as well as discussions on Zappa's upcoming album, "Joe's Garage" was also discussed.