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• This project was called the Skokiaan, but only eight conversions were made.
• But true to its origins, " Skokiaan " remained a favourite among brass instrumentalists.
• In South Africa there is no popular association of " Skokiaan " with a Zulu song.
• Skokiaan's significance is that it shows how Africa influenced American jazz in particular and popular music in general.
• In France in 1955 the orchestra of Alix Combelle recorded a cover of " Skokiaan " on the Phillips label.
• This is presumably due to a copyright claim by the publishers of " Skokiaan ", although details are lacking.
• Within a year of its 1954 release in South Africa, at least 19 cover versions of " Skokiaan " appeared.
• Some reissues and later pressings of the Ringo Starr version credit the song as " No No Song / Skokiaan ".
• In 1954 he played saxophone in a duet with Louis Armstrong on trumpet in Armstrong's popular dixieland recording of " Skokiaan ."
• As leader of the African Dance Band of the Cold Storage Commission of Southern Rhodesia, Musarurwa recorded Skokiaan as an instrumental in 1947.
• Some reissues and later pressings of Ringo Starr's 1975 hit No No Song credit the recording as " No No Song / Skokiaan ".
• On the Cash Box best-selling record charts, where all hit versions were combined, " Skokiaan " reached No 2 on 16 October 1954.
• The park's theme song was The Four Lads'version of " Skokiaan ", a 1954 popular tune written by Rhodesian musician August Musarurwa.
• "Skokiaan " has been adapted to various musical stylings, from jazz to mento / reggae ( Sugar Belly and the Canefields ), and Rock and Roll.
• Performers recorded " Skokiaan " in Finland ( Kipparikvartetti ), Germany ( James Last and Bert Kaempfert ), and Sweden ( Lily Berglund ), among others.
• But it was in the United States that " Skokiaan " peaked on the charts, where it was recorded by musicians as varied as The Four Lads and Johnny Hodges.
• While Shosholoza has become very popular among South Africans, who often sing it to encourage their sports teams, its origins, like that of " Skokiaan ", are Southern Rhodesian.
• People came to the shebeens not only for skokiaan or baberton ( illegally self-made alcoholic beverages ), but to talk about their daily worries, their political ideas and their fears and hopes.
• Other urban areas in the United States apparently influenced by the name of the song are Franklin, Ohio, which boasts a Skokiaan Drive, and Skokie, Illinois, which has a Skokiana Terrace.
• On 4 August 1954 the Four Lads recorded ( with Columbia Records ) the only vocal version of " Skokiaan " that reached the United States charts, peaking at No 7 in the " Billboard"