Bright Blue

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Pop/rock band, originally from Cape Town but now based in Johannesburg, that, with its afro-fusion influence played their part in the anti-apartheid movement of the time and had a fair measure of success along the way. Their track "Weeping" is widely regarded as one of the finest songs ever to emerge from South Africa. Robin Levetan: vocals (first album only) Tom Fox: guitar, vocals Ian Cohen: bass, vocals Peter Cohen: drums, vocals Dan Heymann: keyboards (1984-88, 2002-3) - near-fatality of the 9/11 WTC attacks.

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Bright Blue

Every Now And Then (The Best So Far... 1984-2001)

Bright Blue

Open Your Eyes

Bright Blue

Time On My Own

Bright Blue

Where Would I Go

Bright Blue

The Rising Tide

Bright Blue

Yesterday Night + Weeping

Bright Blue

Hungry Child / Living In Africa

Concert In The Park / Bright Blue

Window On The World

Bright Blue

Living In Africa / Anyway Out

Bright Blue

Living In Africa

Bright Blue

Bright Blue

Bright Blue

The Rising Tide

Bright Blue

Wake Up & Dream

Qkumba Zoo

Ipi Tombi (The Motion Picture Soundtrack)

Various

Rocktober Volume 2

Various

Solid Gold Best Of Volume 6

Various

SA Rock Gold

Various

Spud: The Soundtrack

Various

Jiving To The Weekend Beat

Various

Rocking Against The System

Various

SA Top 40 Hits Of All Time

Various

Jump The Gun (Original Motion Picture Soundtrack)

Various

Kevin Savage's Music Power

Various

Sharp Cuts 2: Rock The Nation!

Various

The Jukebox Jol!

Various

The Best Of South African Pop Volume Two

Various

Now That's What I Call Music Vol. 11

Various

Loud And Proud

Various

NOW That's What I Call Music 8

Various

SA Sounds Around

Various

Pop Shop Vol. 24

Various

A Taste Of Africa

Various

Weeping

Window On The World

The Rising Tide

Living In Africa

Where Would I Go

2nd Avenue

Wouldn't Miss It For The World

Yesterday Night

World Turns

Weeping - Live

One Of these Days

Madiba 1990

Can You Feel It

Open Your Eyes

Peace Train