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Music veterans to be honoured at SA Music Awards. In: Mail & Guardian. 3. April 2013 (Online [abgerufen am 21. April 2013]): „Kerkorrel was a prominent icon of the alternative Afrikaans music scene and a significant player in the vibrant 'Voëlvry' cultural movement. The Voëlvry movement was the 'Boere Beatlemania' of the late 1980s, whose main proponents sported undeniably kitsch names like Koos Kombuis and Johannes Kerkorrel. But far from being incidental, this eccentric bunch of young Afrikaans artists became the voice of their generation when South Africa was pushed to the brink of collapse by apartheid. Under the Voëlvry banner, their goal was the emancipation of Afrikaner youth from the strictures of their authoritarian, patriarchal culture – to make it cool to be Afrikaans. Kerkorrel's life has been celebrated in a wave of tributes following his untimely death at the age of 42 in 2002.“
Charles Leonard: Johannes Kerkorrel: The wise fool who left the fray. In: Mail & Guardian. 10. Mai 2013 (Online [abgerufen am 13. Mai 2013]).
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