Perhaps the least conventional group to emerge in South Africa in the 1970s was Juluka. The brainchild of English-born White anthropologist Johnny Clegg and traditional Zulu musician Sipho Mchunu, Juluka offered an electrifying dance music that combined the best of African and Western styles. Clegg scandalized the White establishment by appearing on the cover of Juluka's first album dressed in full Zulu costume next to Mchunu. Their music can be sampled on The Best of Juluka.

"Management felt that Juluka did not perform badly in the past season considering that he came when the league had already started. ...

Only Juluka rivalled Mango Groove in being able to plant the normality of a South Africa where all shared the same stage so firmly in the mainstream. ...