Margaret Singana
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About Margaret Singana
Born as Margaret Mcingana in 1938 in Queenstown, Eastern Cape, South Africa. In the 1950s Singana moved to Johannesburg and soon started performing with The Symbols. In 1972 she made "Good Feelings" with the band. She became the first black artist to feature on the Radio 5 hit parade. Singana's song "I never loved a man the way I loved you" became a hit. In 1973, Singana was cast as the lead singer in the musical Ipi Tombi and soon made herself famous with the song "Mama Tembu's Wedding".
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We Are Growing
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Why Did You Do It?
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Why Did You Do It
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We are growing (Shaka Zulu)
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Mama Thembu's Wedding
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Mama Tembu's Wedding
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Hamba Bikhele
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Hamba Bhekile
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I Never Loved a Man
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We Are Growing - Shaka Zulu Theme
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We Are Growing (Theme From Shaka Zulu)
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We Are Growing - 12" Remix
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Hamba Bhekile (We Are Growing)
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We Are Growing 'Theme From Sha
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Johannesburg
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Hamba Bekile
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Where Is the Love?
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We Are Growing (Shaka Zulu Theme)
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Many Rivers to Cross
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Love Is the Power
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The Warrior
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Light up the Light
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Gimme Your Love
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Stand By Your Man
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Orang Outang
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Where Is the Love
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We Are Growing - No Rap 4 Holland
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Stop the Rain
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Why Did You Do It (Disco Tech edit)
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The Warrior (Feat. Ipi Tombi Cast)
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Fingertrack 956
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Pass the Calabash (Hamba Bekile)
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We Are Growing (radio mix)
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My Name Is Margaret
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Have You Ever Seen the Rain?
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We Are Growing - Original Soundtrack
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We Are Growing (12" Remix)
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Help
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When Will I Be Loved
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I Feel so Strong
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Have You Ever Seen The Rain
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We Are Growing (12 Inch Remix)
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Love Will Find A Way
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Ubukhwele
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WE ARE GROWING (RADIO-MIX)
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Cry To Me
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Tribal Fence
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We Are Growing (2010)
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Why Did You Do It (Dj XS Edit)
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Tribal Dance
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