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Johannes Kerkorrel (27
March 1960 – 12
November 2002), born
Ralph John Rabie, was a
South African singer-songwriter,
journalist and playwright. Rabie...
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album (Together as One) in 1993 on
which he
worked together with
Johannes Kerkorrel and
Thandi Klaasen, two
famous South African singers. From that moment...
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Johannes Kerkorrel, was a
major force in the movement.
Rabie used this name as a
stage name to mock the
Dutch Reformed Church. (Johannes
Kerkorrel is the...
- Eet
Kreef is the
first studio album by
Johannes Kerkorrel and the
Gereformeerde Blues Band.
Released in 1989 on the now-defunct
Shifty Records label,...
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shackles of its past".
Fellow musicians of this
movement were
Johannes Kerkorrel and
Bernoldus Niemand (James Phillips). They were a
younger generation...
- (Afrikaans: "Blueprint"), the
second studio album by
Johannes Kerkorrel, was
released in 1992.
Kerkorrel sang the
track Halala Afrika (Rejoice Africa) at Nelson...
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Estonian politician Johannes Kepler (1571–1630),
German astronomer Johannes Kerkorrel,
South African singer and
musician Johannes Kjærbøl (1885–1973), Danish...
- Str**** (1948-2006),
journalist and anti-apartheid activist.
Johannes Kerkorrel (1960 - 2002), singer-songwriter,
journalist and playwright. Councillors...
- anti-apartheid resistance. In Afrikaans, the 1989 Voëlvry
movement led by
Johannes Kerkorrel, Koos Kombuis, and
Bernoldus Niemand,
provided a
voice of
opposition from...
- Nightclubbing. The song was also
recorded by
South African icon
Johannes Kerkorrel, who
included it on his
album Die
Ander Kant in 2000. "California" is...
