Gene Rockwell, born Gert Smit on December 27, 1944, in Krugersdorp, South Africa, was a South African singer. At age 15, he won his first talent competition at Durban's Little Top. In his teens, Rockwell formed The Blue Angels, later renamed The Falcons in 1963. Rockwell's breakthrough came with his 1965 rendition of "Heart", which topped the LM Radio Top 20 chart. He continued to perform and record music, becoming a staple of the dance scene in South Africa. Rockwell passed away on July 3, 1998, at the age of 53 due to cancer.
| Gene Rockwell and Friends (The 21st Anniversary Album) |
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Bly By My Heer
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Gene Rockwell
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Lifetime Guarantee
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Gene and Joanna, the Right Stuff
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Just for You
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You and I
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Gene
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| A Little More Like Me |
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Lots of Love
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Big 10-4
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Country Fresh
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Have a Dream on Me
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Wasted Days and Wasted Nights
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| Sunshine |