Censorship Decisions between 1983 and 1994 of the Central Record Accepting Committee (CRAC)

Copies of any and all records, or parts of records relating to the Central Record Accepting Committee (CRAC) for the period 1 January 1980 to 27 April 1994 and related to:
A. the now defunct record label “Shifty Records;” and / or
B. musicians or musical groups in any way related to Shifty Records, including but not limited to:
• Andre Letoit (also recorded as Koos Kombuis);
• Corporal Punishment;
• Draadloos;
• Illegal Gathering;
• ISJA;
• James Phillips (also recorded as Bernoldus Niemand);
• Jennifer Ferguson;
• Jo’burg City Stars;
• Johannes Kerkorrel (also known as Ralph Rabie) and Die Gereformeerde Blues Band;
• Kalahari Surfers;
• Khaki Monitor;
• Koos;
• Kgwanyape Band, MAMU Players;
• Mapuntsula;
• Matthew van der Want and Chris Letcher;
• Mzwakhe Mbuli;
• National Wake;
• Noise Khanyile;
• Radio Rats;
• Randy Rambo en die Rough Riders;
• Robin Auld;
• Roger Lucey;
• Sankomota;
• Simba Morri;
• Stan James;
• Tananas;
• The Aeroplanes;
• The Cherry Faced Lurchers;
• The Facts;
• The Genuines;
• The Happy Ships;
• The Kêrels;
• The Softies;
• Tony Cox;
• Urban Creep;
• Vusi Mahlasela;
• Various workers choirs including K-Team, Clover, DTMB, Mooi River Textiles, I&J, Simba Quix, Sizanani; and
• Warrick Sony and Winston’s Jive Mix-up

including but not limited to:

a) agendas used for meetings of CRAC;
b) internal correspondence within the SABC informing the manager of the Central Record Library of the decisions taken in the meetings of CRAC; and
c) external correspondence from the Record Librarian of the Central Record Library to respective music companies, informing them of CRAC decisions.