The programme relates to an upcoming concert in which David Marks was scheduled to perform. A list of songs have been included alongside the lyrics of "Rocking Chair" composed by Marks in 1992. A short biographical write-up ...

The black and white photograph depicts David Marks setting up at Madison Square Gardens.

The compilation is comprised of an array of song lyrics written by David Marks which is accompanied by an article and short write-up all pertaining to David Marks. All songs include the date in which they were released as ...

Item contains a short caption which is accompanied by a black and white photograph of David Marks. The caption describes Marks as the "Burt Bacharach of South Africa" who was involved with Hugh Tracey's 'International ...

The colour photograph depicts David Marks standing at a sign stating, "Do not throw rocks people and trails below".

David Marks underground in gold mine. Johannesburg.

The colour photograph depicts a crowd watching David Peel on stage.

The colour newspaper photographs show Davy James operating a bulldozer after his group, the Plainsmen, broke up. The caption also states that Davy planned to study further to help those with 'speech defects' if his music ...

The colour newspaper photograph shows Davy James with his family coupled with a caption stating, "Davy James with the three loves of his life - wife Vanessa, son Dean and guitar".

The first article pertains to youth day 1980 in which the day four years prior held great significance with the mention of political contextual information. The second article protests the restriction of newsmen into so ...