jazz singer, guitarist and (coon) trouper from the start

Sammy Webber - a musician with vision (then again, maybe not).

Donjeany’s highlights reel: Praised by B.B.

the Sixties sensation who had so much more to give

Darryl Andrews: a musician in tune with what he wanted in life.

Gary Hendrickse: a class act who should have given up his day job.

Harry Peacock: the jazz maestro who owes it all to the coons.

Alistair Izobell, motormouth extraordinaire.

Jerry Watt: The Rockets’ clean-living and stable Mr Fantastic.

Hilton Schilder: prince of music, steeped in jazz royalty.

Has Issy Ariefdien pulled the plug on a long and illustrious career?.

Gary Kriel: 80 today and still playing a mean bass.

Touring Dixies Paved Way 60 Years Ago – and some never came back.

The Flames burn brightly 50 years on thanks to ‘For Your Precious Love’.

Steve Fataar: 75 with so much good music locked in a burning soul.Who is the local diva who’s done it all? Sylvia Mdunyelwa, of course.Hail Ceasar, lend him your ears! He is a musician of note.he is a lot of things, but definitely not an ordinary Joe Vicky Sampson: a singer-activist-unionist in search of elusive African Dream.

Birthday boy Mervyn Africa: ‘play us a song, you’re the piano man, you’ve got us feelin’ alright’.

Invaders’ Shockwave still electric and causing ripples decades later.

Eldred Schilder feels it’s about time to stand tall with his 2m double bass.

Billy Brink - 50 years on his music still gives us food for thought.

Richard Jon Smith: 70 today, still a superstar and still keeping the faith.

Jonathan Butler: our one-time teenybopper idol is a senior citizen today.

Muneeb Hermans: a cool jazz sound from the heart of the Cape Flats.

not your classic drummer but she’s all class

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