South African Prog 1968-1982 by Vagabond Radio

Vagabond Radio

Member Since: 12/30/2004

Total Mixes: 30

Total Feedback: 18

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Submit Date: 1/15/2005
Format: CD
Category: Pop

South African Prog 1968-1982


Artist	Song
Otis Waygood	A Madman's Cry

Abstract Truth	Blue Wednesday Speaks

Freedoms Children	Eclipse

Invaders	Astral III

McCully Workshop	(We All) Look For The Sun

Wildebeest	Tribal Fence

Suck	The Whip

Hawk	African Day (extract)

Third Eye	Apricot Brandy

Duncan MacKay	Morpheus

Freedoms Children	Sea Horse

Harambee	Orang Otang

Circus	In Spite Of It All

Snakeshed	Desert

Comment:

A selection of artists and songs that very few people outside of South Africa have ever heard (or even heard of). Some of the albums that these songs are taken from have been released on CD in the last couple of years, but most are taken from my old vinyl. For more info please visit my South African Rock Files website here.

Feedback:

valis
Date: 1/15/2005

Color me interested Vagabond Radio! I'm familiar with Freedom's Children, Third Eye, and Circus...

Curtis_Burns
Date: 1/15/2005

Oh man. I'm with Valis.

Vagabond Radio
Date: 1/15/2005

I was involved in getting Suck, Otis Waygood, Freedoms Children, Circus and Hawk officially released on CD in South Africa. And McCully Workshop are bringing out their 'Greatest Hits' in February which I helped compile...

hemizen
Date: 1/15/2005

Spreading the message is what's it about!

Muzag
Date: 1/15/2005

Wow! This looks excellent. To me these sorts of mixes are the joy of AotM, when something unknown is made available. Great work Brian (and welcome to AotM!).

McDonald12
Date: 1/15/2005

Superb stuff, Brian. I am very intrigued by this and would love a copy. I know Abstract Truth and Freedom's Children, and the rest are a mystery I long to explore!