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Elmarie 03:44
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Swart Transvaal 05:08
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Lady Van Die Bo Dorp 06:39
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Boer In Beton 19:57
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All songs published by Shifty Music (ZA)
Distributed by…
The front cover is a combination of images from paintings by Walter Meyer as composited by Petra Dammrose. Thanks Walter!
Original recording licensed from Shifty Records.
| Slashing their way out of the Nationalist Party ideology, the GBB charted the wide open spaces of a new Afrikaner rebellion. This time the insurrection was a musical one, with the GBB as rock & roll outlaws slinging guitars and stinging criticism against the laager mentality of volks kultuur and the apartheid way of life. Moving conventional rock into the realm of political theatre and satire as successfully as they did proved that if the GBB were to be seen as cultural upstarts, they were upstarts with a vision both innovative and lucid that could not be ignored. | |||
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Coetzee’s reign as WBA champion was short. Amid more controversy, he lost to Greg Page in his first defence on December 1, 1984 at Sun City.
Ticket prices for the fight were at an all-time high for South Africa – a minimum of R100, and R450 for ringside seats.
Page, rated No 6 by the WBA, arrived in Johannesburg eight days earlier than scheduled to prevent efforts by the US anti-apartheid lobby to block his visit.
Coetzee was the overwhelming favourite. Most critics predicted a win inside the distance and Coetzee was the betting favourite at 10 to 1.
However, the champion was knocked out in a sensational finish in the eighth round.
A major row erupted over the duration of the last round. The pay-off punches from Page came at a time when his manager, Janks Morton, was shouting to the time-keeper that the round was over.
Coetzee had been down for the first time after the bell in the sixth round when Page caught him with a right that saw him sink to his knees.
In the seventh round, a barrage of punches put the South African down for the mandatory eight count.
Towards the end of the eighth, Coetzee was beginning to outbox the challenger. Then Page landed a left hook to the jaw that left Coetzee flat on his back – 3 minute 50 seconds after the start of the round.
The Coetzee camp claimed that the knockout was illegal and appealed to the WBA to have the result nullified. However, the appeal was turned down.
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classic re-issue of the original vinyl release of the first Afrikaans punk album ever.
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Feeds for this album, this artistwarrick sony and friends exploration of the organic side of Dubstep they call it “DubStoep”
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a recent compilation album of 20 great tracks inspired and used in the cult movie directed by Andrew Worsdale.
The first of many releases we will be doing from the Shifty catalogue complete with liner notes and extensive scans
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