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Quote:Originally posted by Tara
I give up. Do you give up Jang?

I gave up a long time ago :bigcry:

All G could come up with was Juluka's "Afican Litany"...

Quote:Originally posted by Gaff
Well, the answer has been around a lot longer than Jaluka, though the answer played in SA.

When did Juluka form ??? A guess would be early 70's so we're probably loking for a 60's non SA artist that 'toured' SA.... ???

Afrika was by Toto, is that the one you mean?

Quote:Originally posted by Tara
Afrika was by Toto, is that the one you mean?

No, Toto's Africa was mid 80's....

in the early 70's I'd barely gotten rid of the training wheels on my bicycle....

Come to think of it, I'd not even moved to SA at that time...

African Waltz - Johnny Dankworth 1961?

I'm beat then - oh and preparing to kick myself!

Quote:Originally posted by Tara
I'm beat then - oh and preparing to kick myself!

I am beat too, not gonna kick myself however Tara....Gaff's questions are far beyond my capabilities......

Quote:Originally posted by Gaff
Not to do with capabilities, we all have different tastes in music.

Problem is, that with a title like African, it is almost impossible to research!

Not really, it depends on how you structure the search. I am working at the moment so don't have the time to really get stuck in.

Quote:Originally posted by spam
Not really, it depends on how you structure the search. I am working at the moment so don't have the time to really get stuck in.

Barclay James Harvest

Through the eyes of a child
There's no wrong or right
No reason to hate
No need for a fight
No colour, no creed
No malice, no greed
Till the child becomes a man
Give up your freedom
Hand back your rights
Then change your colour now
You're black not white
And there'll never be a piece of the action
Now you're an African

Quote:Originally posted by Gaff
Well done, glad I didn't give up hope on it.

Not as obscure as I'm sure some thought!

Like me :p