Fan Wall

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  Jul 28, 10:41 PM

  When are you coming back to Vancouver? I saw you you at the Vogue Theatre in 1993 and continue to love the rhythms of your music and the spirit reflected in it. As an African ex-pat ... I always go to your albums when I get homesick!
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  Jun 26, 06:04 AM

  African Sky Blue made me move to South Africa. Once I heard that while there was a deep blue sky in the Great Karoo, I was sold... adly I left 7 years after due to the crime but Johnny Clegg still makes me miss Africa ever so much. The Crossing is a real tear-jerker for any SA ex-pat.
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  Jun 24, 12:48 PM

  Wow.. Johnny Clegg (& Savuka & Juluka) Some amazing songs you've created! Seriously.. Great Heart, Asimbonanga, Scatterlings of Africa etc.. I love 'em all! If you read this, please, I'd like to get to know MUCH more. message me if you DO read this message. & it would be SO GREAT if you could perform in Durban or nearby some time soon. ;-)
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  Jun 11, 12:25 PM

  cool dude
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  Apr 09, 06:58 AM

  I think Johnny Clegg does not have fans but disciples, especially if you believe in his world views. In the 90's he said he did not want a massive audience but an intimate one, one that would grow with him through his music. He epitomized how white and black South Africans can live and share together. His music changed my outlook in the troubled times of the eighties in that country.
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  Mar 26, 02:56 AM

  Johnny Clegg - your song "Dela" is the best song I've ever heard ö! I'm 14, but that song has been my favourite the last two years ö I think it's such a shame that you're not more famous, cause your songs are brilliat! Really great.. You know, normally I'm into all that Heavy Metal stuff, but this is way better! I love your stile! Thanks <3
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  Jan 23, 03:50 AM

  jc , you are a true legend , and i hope you play in east london again sometime , i never missed 1 of your concerts , i was 12 yrs old when i went to my 1st concert , i am now 35, and i still want more , keep up the good work !
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  Nov 23, 09:03 AM

  In 1992 or 1993, I was living near Philadelphia and my girlfriend was a huge Johnny Clegg fan. He came to the nearby Keswick Theater, so she wanted to go so I went with her. He and the band did a great show, but since he was so poorly known in the States, the theater was nearly empty. Afterward a small group of us went up front to see whether he'd come out so we could say hello, and eventually he did. Seeing how few of us were there, he suggested we should come back to the hotel where he ... More... In 1992 or 1993, I was living near Philadelphia and my girlfriend was a huge Johnny Clegg fan. He came to the nearby Keswick Theater, so she wanted to go so I went with her. He and the band did a great show, but since he was so poorly known in the States, the theater was nearly empty. Afterward a small group of us went up front to see whether he'd come out so we could say hello, and eventually he did. Seeing how few of us were there, he suggested we should come back to the hotel where he was staying and meet him for drinks. So we did, and eventually he came down and told us about his life and his son (he called him the "Clegglet") and was generally a fascinating guy. And then he picked up our bar tab. Needless to say, I've been a fan from that day to this.