- "
Skokiaan" is a po****r tune
originally written by
Zimbabwean musician August Musarurwa in the "Tsaba-tsaba" big band-style that
succeeded Marabi.[citation...
- Song/
Skokiaan." As
Keith Harris and
Chuck Eddy
wrote in
Rolling Stone, "The music's real root, though, is
apparently the
Rhodesian number '
Skokiaan,' (first...
-
addition to "Popcorn",
another well-known
track is
August Msarurgwa's "
Skokiaan",
which was
included on RE/Search's
compilation album Incredibly Strange...
-
Zimbabwean musician, best
known for
having composed the 1950s hit tune "
Skokiaan" (also
known as "Skokiyana", "Skokian").
August Musarurwa was born and...
- Scatman. Also
included is a
trumpet solo
sampled from Armstrong's
version of
Skokiaan. The song
charted at number-one in the
Czech Republic and
number 46 in...
-
improve technical performance. The
upgraded Centurions were
designated Skokiaan and
proved unpo****r due to
their high fuel
consumption and poor operating...
- to draw
people into
local bars or "shebeens" (where
illicit drinks like
skokiaan were sold), and to get them dancing. "Shebeens"
resemble the
American speakeasies...
-
within the family,
starting with
August Musarurwa,
composer of the song
Skokiaan. He sang in his
school choir,
spending much of his time
playing his father's...
-
Heart to You"
Doris Day 21 "If You Love Me (Really Love Me)" Kay
Starr 22 "
Skokiaan"
Ralph Marterie 23 "Hold My Hand" Don
Cornell 24 "Changing Partners" Patti...
- (December 12, 1959 –
January 30, 1960)
based on the Kent
Music Report, and "
Skokiaan",
which became one of the band's last new
Decca North American charting...
