- Haji Abid
Ghoffar bin Aboe Dja’far or
better known as
Ebiet G. Ade (born in Wanadadi, Banjarnegara,
Central Java,
Indonesia on 21
April 1954) is an Indonesian...
- Iwan Fals
wrote a song
titled "19/10",
referencing the date of the crash.
Ebiet G. Ade was
inspired by the
disaster to
write a song "Masih Ada Waktu" ("There's...
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Ghanaian musician Emem Edem (born 1983),
Nigerian sprinter Mike Edem (Anie-
Ebiet Michael Edem, born 1989),
Canadian football player Offiong Edem (born 1986)...
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Banjara in
India Refer Banjara Rajputs. Ade may
refer to
people named:
Ebiet G. Ade,
Indonesian singer George Ade,
American writer King
Sunny Adé, Nigerian...
- Idim; Nto Onio-Idang; Nto Udo Akpan; Nung Oku Ubo 1; Nung Oku Ubo II; Obio
Ebiet Nkanka; Obio
Ibiet Esa; Obio Ndot; Uruk Otong;
Usung Atiat Ubo Oruk Anam...
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Bunny Wailer Butcher Baby (EP) –
Plasmatics Camellia III and
Camellia IV –
Ebiet G. Ade
Carnaval –
Spyro Gyra
Caught You –
Steel Pulse Cognac &
Bologna –...
- 1984 –
Ebiet G. Ade
Acousticity –
David Grisman Aimless Love – John
Prine Animotion –
Animotion Akimbo Alogo – Kim Mitc****
American Band-ages – Nash...
- 1953 – John Brumby,
Australian politician, 45th
Premier of
Victoria 1954 –
Ebiet G. Ade,
Indonesian singer-songwriter and
guitarist 1954 –
James Morrison...
- Pop/R&B singer, dancer,
actress and
model Didi
Kempot —
Campursari singer Ebiet G Ade — Country/ballad/folk male
singer Efek
Rumah Kaca -
Indie rock/alternative...
- –
Lubricated Goat Maggots: The
Record –
Plasmatics Menjaring Matahari –
Ebiet G. Ade
Mirador –
Magnum Official Version –
Front 242 One
Thousand Years...
