Johannes Kerkorrel En Die Gereformeerde Blues Band - Eet Kreef ! flac album

The English translation of the title of this iconic album is 'Eat Crayfish (or Crawfish if you are American)'. The sleeve illustration shows nice examples of the South African crayfish. Beskikbaar op kasset: ZSHB 32 (printed on back of sleeve). This was the first studio album of Die Gereformeerde Blues Band. Matrix, Runout (Side A engraved): SHIB A 32 A. Matrix, Runout (Side B engraved): SHIB 32 - B - 2. Other Versions (3 of 3) View All. Cat.

Album: Eet Kreef! Release year: 1985.

Free download and listen Eet Kreef!. Tracks count: 15. Views: 10. Sugarpie And The Candymen, Johannes Kerkorrel en die Gereformeerde Blues Band - Waiting for the One 00:00.

GBB EET KREEF by Johannes Kerkorrel en die Gereformeerde Blues Band, released 12 December 1985 1. Sit Dit Af 2. Tronk 3. Liefde 4. Ossewa 5. Hillbrow 6. Donker Donker Land 7. Energie 8. BMW 9. Ou Ou Lied Van Afrika. Johannes Kerkorrel – vocals, keyboards Willem "Meneer Volume" Möller – guitar Gary "Piet Pers" Herselman – bass Jannie "Hanepoot" van Tonder – drums, trombone. Additional musicians. Antoinette Butler – voice on "Sit Dit Af" Ian Herman – drums Louis Tros – synths, acoustic guitar Shaun Naidoo – synths Warrick Sony – finger cymbals . All tracks written by Johannes Kerkorrel, unless otherwise noted.

In 1987, Rabie was fired by Rapport for using quotes from Botha's speeches in his music; he then became a full-time musician and performer under the name Johannes Kerkorrel en die Gereformeerde Blues Band (Johannes Kerkorrel and the Reformed Blues Band), a deliberate reference to the Reformed Church. The band also included the Afrikaans singer-songwriter Koos Kombuis. In 1989, they released the album Eet Kreef (Eat Crayfish) on the now-defunct Shifty Records label, which was a commercial success despite its tracks being banned from radio airplay by the state-controlled South African Broadcasting Corporation, which was the government mouthpiece. Colloquially, 'Eet Kreef' is ambiguous, meaning either 'Enjoy!' or 'Get lost!'. Viljoen, Martina (1 November 2005). Johannes Kerkorrel en neridentiteit" (in Afrikaans). Retrieved 21 April 2013.

Artist: Johannes Kerkorrel. Album: Grand Masters, 2015. Many thanks to john lyle for the lp! South African singer-songwriter, journalist and playwright born in Johannesburg as Ralph John Rabie (27 March 1960 – 12 November 2002). He worked as a journalist for the Afrikaans Sunday newspaper Rapport. He then became a full-time musician and performer under the name Johannes Kerkorrel en die Gereformeerde Blues Band. At the time their brand of new Afrikaans music was dubbed alternative Afrikaans and exposed divergent political views to a new generation of Afrikaners. In 1989, they released the album "Eet Kreef" on the Shifty Records label, which was a commercial success, despite its tracks being banned from radio airplay by the South African Broadcasting Corporation.

No one can be entirely sure what is going on in this album cover. One of the tracks is called I Get High. The Julian Laxton Band: Celebration. With a Clark Gable quote on a t-shirt.