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David Marks and Hugh Tracey
(19--)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 ... -
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David Marks at Sandia Mountains, New Mexico
(1997)The colour photograph depicts David Marks standing at a sign stating, "Do not throw rocks people and trails below". -
David Marks in Gold Mine 001
(1963)David Marks and Colleagues underground in gold mine. Johannesburg. -
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David Scobie Biography
This article provides background information on the musician David Scobie as well as professional career. -
Davy : The Bulldozer Operator
(19--)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 ... -
Davy James : Sensation
(19--)The article focused on 21 year old Davy James who was considered to have promising talent which would challenge well known musicians. The author also mentioned that James had recently signed with the Gallo Organisation to ... -
Davy James with His Loves
(1968-12-19)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 Day Ashley Left The Band...
(1977-08-22)The article refers to musician Ashley Parker whereby Sacks reflects on Parker's decision to pursue a solo career without his former band. The article focuses on his perceptions with regard to audiences whilst also including ... -
A Day For All To Remember
(1980-06-16)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 ... -
The Dean 4
Consists of a caption stating, "Popular band who will accompany Virginia Lee and also render their own numbers at the Variety Concert mentioned overleaf". -
The Death of Johathan Cainer
(19--)The short article notifies the public of Cainer's demise. Article is accompanied by a colour photograph of the musician. -
Death of Popular Musician Mike Smith
(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. -
Deaths of People in Detention Under Security Laws
The item is comprised of a list of names and dates in which people had passed away whilst in detention. Their cause of deaths have also been included. -
Democracy in Action
(1990-12)This document is the magazine Democracy in Action which is a monthly journal of the institute for a democratic alternative for South Africa December 1990. -
Des and Dawn Lindberg in Association with Nedbank present Autumn Season of Soirees 1996
(19--)The programme includes a list of musicians according to the days in which they were scheduled to perform. Details relating to the cost, time, dates, directions, the dress code and contact details were also present. -
Des Lindberg Record Banned
(1968-04-26)The article reflects on the banned number called "Folk On Trek" which had been the previous' year's Sari Award winner. The opinion was that the song should not have been banned with a quote added by David Marks.