National Wake - Walk in Africa 1979-1981 (Light In The Attic) [Full Album]

National Wake - Walk in Africa 1979-1981 Released 2013-10-11 on Light In The Attic 1. 00:00:00 National Wake International News 2. 00:03:18 National Wake It's All Right 3. 00:06:50 National Wake Walk in Africa 4. 00:12:20 National Wake Time and Place 5. 00:15:48 National Wake Corner House Stone 6. 00:20:33 National Wake Mercenaries 7. 00:24:33 National Wake Wake of the Nation 8. 00:30:22 National Wake Supaman 9. 00:35:31 National Wake Speed It Up 10. 00:39:37 National Wake Beat Up the Lights 11. 00:42:23 National Wake Black Punk Rockers (Live at WITS BPR 1980) (Live at WITS BPR 1980) 12. 00:45:48 National Wake Stratocaster 13. 00:50:21 National Wake Everybody 14. 00:53:35 National Wake Vatsiketeni The South Africa of the late 1970s was neither the right place nor time to launch a mixed-race punk band. Yet, following the student-inspired Soweto Uprising of 1976, it was also exactly the right conditions to foster a band like NATIONAL WAKE, one formed in an underground commune, and one whose very name exists in protest at the divisive, racist apartheid regime. Featured heavily in the "Punk In Africa" documentary, NATIONAL WAKE played punk, reggae and tropical funk, equally at home in the city's rock underground and the township nightclub circuit. © 2013 Light In The Attic Records & Distribution ℗ 2013 Light In The Attic Records & Distribution