Akkedis, Prince Albert, South africa // David Chancellor
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Akkedis, Prince Albert, South africa // David Chancellor
Sweet Stellenganga – Akkedis
Voortvlugtend – Akkedis We have seen a few versions of ‘Mbube’/’The Lion Sleeps Tonight’ on this list so far, but this one is different. Why? Well for a start the lyrics of ‘The Lion Sleeps Tonight’ are translated to Afrikaans (‘in die oerwould die mooerse oerwoud slap die leeu vanaad’). And then there is a mash up of this with lyrics from ‘Sweet Stellenganga’, a slightly obscure Valiant Swart…
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A Swinging Safari – Shangaans
A Swinging Safari – Shangaans
Jungle Drums – The Shangaans
‘A Swinging Safari’ was actually written by and made famous by a German chap called Bert Kaempfert who, along with his orchestra, created a ‘African’ sound that found favour in Europe and elsewhere. He also recorded other ‘African’ songs like ‘Wimoweh ‘ (aka ‘The Lion Sleeps Tonight’), ‘Zambezi’ and ‘Skokiaan’.
‘A Swinging Safari’ is immediately recognisable and some…
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Last weekend South Africa’s top-of-the-pop-attraction had two performances in our village. An impression in B&W
The name of the group is ‘Akkedis’. That means ‘Gecko’ and there are many of these around…
Akkedis Last weekend South Africa's top-of-the-pop-attraction had two performances in our village. An impression in B&W The name of the group is 'Akkedis'. That means 'Gecko' and there are many of these around...