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S08E15 – 2020 Hindsight!

Leon and Brett spend New Year’s Even in lockdown on opposite sides of the world, indulging in ‘kakpraat’ and playing some great South African music, in this double-length episode to mark the end of 2020.

This episode features:

  • Bright Bule
  • Dog Detachment
  • Falling Mirror
  • Jesse Clegg
  • Jim Neversink
  • Jimmy Dludlu
  • The Kerels
  • Khula Sikubeke
  • Lionel Bastos
  • Lucky Dube
  • Madala Kunene & Max Laser
  • Mahlathini & The Mahotella Queens
  • Mango Groove
  • Big Voice Jack Lerole
  • Mesh Potato
  • Nate Maingard
  • One Large Banana
  • Rabbitt
  • Thomas Masuka
  • Truly Fully Hey Shoo Wow Band

We really appreciate your feedback. We’re always open to suggestions and even requests! If you’re a South African musician living or touring internationally, do let us know about your concerts, album releases or tours – we’d love to give you a punt on the show.

Our email address is yesno@tunemewhat.com But most importantly, if you enjoy the show, tell your friends about Tune Me What?! You can find us on Facebook at https://www.facebook.com/TuneMeWhat

S08E06 – Groundhog Day

Leon and Brett are feeling the effects of The Lockdown and, flirting with madness, imagine what great South African songs would torment in them in a sub-continental Groundhog Day. The conceit might be ZA-ny, but the music is great! Join them for an hour+ of lekker Sefrikin choons.

In this episode we feature:

  • Lucky Dube
  • Ethel My Love
  • eVoid
  • Springbok Nude Girls
  • David Kramer
  • Sipho Mabuse
  • Joy
  • Hotline
  • Hip Hop Pantsula
  • Brenda Fasie
  • Mango Groove

We really appreciate your feedback. We’re always open to suggestions and even requests! If you’re a South African musician living or touring internationally, do let us know about your concerts, album releases or tours – we’d love to give you a punt on the show.

Our email address is yesno@tunemewhat.com But most importantly, if you enjoy the show, tell your friends about Tune Me What?! You can find us on Facebook at https://www.facebook.com/TuneMeWhat

S07E08 – Tribute to Isaac Mtshali

In this special episode. We review the recorded legacy of the late Isaac Mtshali, the brilliant South African drummer who played with a number of top bands like Stimela ad Bayete, was the go-to drummer from many other artists, as featured on the world-wide smash hit “You Can Call Me Al” and other tracks on Paul Simon’s classic Graceland album.

This episode features:

  • Paul Simon
  • Bayete
  • Lucky Dube
  • Reggie Msomi and his Jazz Africa
  • Mpharanyana and The Cannibals
  • Street Kids
  • Stimela
  • Tony Cox
  • David Hewitt
  • Errol Dyers

We really appreciate your feedback. We’re always open to suggestions and even requests! If you’re a South African musician living or touring internationally, do let us know about your concerts, album releases or tours – we’d love to give you a punt on the show.

Our email address is yesno@tunemewhat.com But most importantly, if you enjoy the show, tell your friends about Tune Me What?! You can find us on Facebook at https://www.facebook.com/TuneMeWhat

S07E04 – Shedding A Load

Brett & Leon talk about the current power vacuum in South Africa causing the lights to go out, while spinning some great music by South African artists. We can’t guarantee it won’t drain your batteries, but it will recharge your soul.

In today’s show we feature:

  • Scabby Annie
  • Buckfever Underground
  • Matthew Van Der Want
  • Kalahari Surfers
  • Dorp
  • Fantasma
  • The Boyoyo Boys
  • Ratau Mike Makhalemele
  • Sons of Trout
  • Lucky Dube

We really appreciate your feedback. We’re always open to suggestions and even requests! If you’re a South African musician living or touring internationally, do let us know about your concerts, album releases or tours – we’d love to give you a punt on the show.

Our email address is yesno@tunemewhat.com But most importantly, if you enjoy the show, tell your friends about Tune Me What?! You can find us on Facebook at https://www.facebook.com/TuneMeWhat