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The 3rd Ear Hidden Years Festivals - Part 3
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Hidden Years: Where are they now SAfrican Reissues: Jannie Hofmeyr Brian Finch David Marks Roger Lucey Azumah Bill Knight John Oakley-Smith Colin Shamley Sipho Mchunu News Forum: Mbube - feedback Paul Erasmus Russell Means Music and Censorship Copyright & Media Issues
Everything you ever knew about copyright is wrong: Questions or comments? |
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 The Historic 1st NUSAS / 3rd Ear Music Tribal Blues Concert, August 1971 that featured the Count Judge Wellington Band: Left to right - Barney Rachabane, Dennis Mpale, George , Duke Makasa, Nelson Magwaza & The Count. Also on the bill were the young Johnny Clegg with Sipho Mchunu & their Dancers Wa Madlebe (Big Ears - Johnny's Zulu nick name at the time), Freedom's Children & Malombo (Julian Bahula, Abe Cindi & Lucky Ranku). |
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 Tighthead Fourie and the Loose Forwards in action at a Crown Mines street jorl in 1986. In the midst of the 2nd State of Emergency singing a Country & Western version of No Easy Walk to Freedom - (L-R) Tennessee Ferreira (Harmonies), Lourenco Marques (Nee Sakkie de Kock) (Bass), Slim Gedagte (Harmonies), Tighthead Fourie (Vocals & Guitar), Ray Stadig (Lead Guitar) and obscured as ever Gene Parkeering (Drums). |
 Tighthead Fourie in search of The Loose Forwards - boarding the train at Park Station, Johannesburg in the mid 80's. |
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  Roger Lucey - Durban - Early Sixties with brother Patrick & Jabulani Makatini. Roger Lucey (right) - Ready to Rock & Rolling in the mid-Seventies. ...more info about Roger Lucey >> |
 It wasn't only South Africa having racist problems - Here poet Allen Ginsberg digs deep to contribute & fill up Hippie leader Jerry Ruben's money bucket. The occasion was the Conspiracy Party held at Abby Hoffman's apartment in the Village. Funds were being raised for the Chicago 6 arrested in 1968 for disrupting the presidential elections. (Photo by David Marks) |
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 3rd Ear Music's Tribal Blues - Wits 1972 - photo by Tony Campbell - The Count Wellington Judge Band - Nelson Magwaza, Barney Rachabane, Dennis Mpale & Duke Makase. |
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 Free People's Concert - Wits 1973 - from the Mixer: David Marks, Tony Oates, Ton & Ms Dentueling (MSC Studios), Hilton Rosenthal (Minc Records) with a partially obscured young Jonny Clegg and the late Rodney Barnett. |
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 Free People's Concert - Wits 1974 - Neill Solomon (Up Town Rhythm Dogs), Benjy Mudy (Wea), Viviane & Piet Botha (Jack Hammer). |
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 Sipho Mchunu & Jon Clegg - 3rd Ear Music's Market Kuif 1976.Photo by David Marks. |
 Ottis Waygood Blues Band - sometime in the 60'S - Johannesburg. |
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 Pete and Syd Kitchen 1971 |
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 The Boys Band - Moth Hall Witbank 1964 - photo by Mervyn van Rooyen - Johynny Komburis (Drums) Nick Killian (Fender Strat & Vox AC30) David Marks (Bass & Harmonies), Peter Farnham (Rhythm & Lead Vocals) |
Spot the Famous! |
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