Both articles pertain to performances presented by The Long Haired Freaky People. The first article talks about a series of shows featuring top artists forming part of the Herald-Sponsored Preview Week scheduled to begin ...

The item consists of an array of newspaper article clippings pertaining to the Free Peoples Concert. All included articles have been placed on one another with no entire article included. All articles pertain to the musical ...

This document is a pamphlet for the Hibiscus Arts Festival taking place at Port Shepstone Civic Centre.

The brochure advertises an upcoming event featuring music and stories of the "Hidden Years". Some background information pertaining to David Marks, 3rd Ear Music and the 1990s music scene was included. The brochure also ...

This document discusses the bus accident in Natal and the Muslim shootings in Cape Town. Additionally, it discusses the Hidden Years in terms of promotional material available for distribution.

This is a pamphlet for a performance by David Marks and Aland Judd called the Hidden Years.

This letter asks Grahame to view the Hidden Year Music Archive Project's Arts Trust and Story Book motivation.

The poster promotes four concerts over four days which showcased a collection of upbeat South African Folk, Blues and Rocking-chair Ballad said to reflect on the past, search towards the future and rap up the present. The ...

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.

This document speaks about the history of East-Africa as well as the popular music of Central Africa.