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Reggie Tsiboe (born 7
September 1950) is a Ghanaian-British entertainer,
dancer and one of the
singers of the
disco group Boney M.
between 1982 and 1986...
- to the po****rity of the band in
Vietnam for
decades following.
Reggie Tsiboe was
hired to
replace Farrell as the new male
member of
Boney M. in 1982...
- John
Wallace Tsiboe, also
sometimes referred to as John S.
Tsiboe (1904–1963) was a
Ghanaian merchant and
newspaper proprietor, the
founder editor and...
- Mushrooms. Liz Mitc****
provided the song's lead vocals,
backed by
Reggie Tsiboe,
Cathy Bartney,
Madeleine Davis and Judy Ch****s. The
single performed poorly...
- A-side
single We Kill the World/Boonoonoonoos. He was
replaced by
Reggie Tsiboe,
while Farrell attempted a solo career; however, he
rejoined in 1984 and...
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Nancy Tsiboe (born 1923) was a
Ghanaian publisher,
educator and activist.
Nancy Quargraine was born in
Saltpond on 13
December 1923. Her father, R. Brown...
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Boney M.'s
records were recorded.
Frank Farian (and, from 1982–85,
Reggie Tsiboe)
provided male
vocals that
dancer and live on tour
singer Bobby Farrell...
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seventh studio album by
Boney M. and the
first to
feature new
member Reggie Tsiboe, who had
taken over
Bobby Farrell's role as the band's
leading man in early...
- treaty:
Cudjoe Chibboe (Kwadwo
Tsiboe), King of
Denkyira Quashie Ottoo (Kwasi Otu), King of
Abrah Chibboe Coomah (
Tsiboe Kuma), King of ****in
Gebre (Gyebi)...
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released for
Christmas 1982, "Zion's Daughter" (with new
member Reggie Tsiboe pictured on the cover),
peaked at 41 in the
German charts. Side A "Little...
