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@gre36789 A very good point raised. It suffices to know the basis, displacement and unit vectors. However, the origin (in your case (0,0)), should not be yours in any defined standard co-ordinate system, for example a cartesian co-ordinate system. Besides, we do not restrict ourselves to a simpl...

Yes,

This is Houston's song that chlls me. Denis Ssebinojjo, I request you to listen to it very attentively so that you can get my message I have always tried to give you. RIP my Houston

The wonderful Houston, RIP.

Ugandans liked your music, wow!

Herbert Lulume Nandibijjo,

this is the song I want you to remember me. Thanks for registering yourself to me today.

Ssempirima

Mw. Munyigwa,

webale sebo, awamu ne Nnalulungi oyo, akayimba akalungi bwekatyo.

Yongera okuyiya.

What is this?

Kulwange, lweluno oluyimba lwa Mutebi olunsingira.

Mujukira ng'atukyalidde e Namilyango College. Sirimwerabira.

Webaale nyo Mw. Ssemakula.

Oba waliwo ayinza okunyamba (to post the original version-Nantongo).

Bwenali omuto, oluyimba luno lwankuba wala, era kati lunzijukiza nyo maama wange eyayitibwanga atyo-Nantongo.

When I was still young, I watched Lord Fred Ssebatta singing this song with a lady called Prossy (Nabatta). It was their hit! From then on, my attention switched from all the other Kadongo Kamu Singers of that time to this couple.

Mr. Ssebatta, help us and shed some light on that lady (Prossy) wh...

I really like this song. Joannita and Afrigo Band are our treasure! Thank you very much. I think, Joannita and her father (RIP) are special entertainers.

Labour to listen to that man and you will get to know why you need to keep Joannita around.

Everyone has a culture, but only a few know why the...

Barbara Jones: you are great.

May God keep you arond for a long time.

It reminds me of my youth.

Unfortunately, I fail to track its origin. It was a big disco hit of my days.

Can someone help me and remind me of its origin and when it became very famous.

This must have been Amazulu's best hit, since I knew the song without knowing the artists.

@dogiehogan

Thank you very much Dogierhogan.

Can they be reached on phone. You know, my memories regarding this song is very strong.

I admired the talent here, since my childhood.

@wieslawl59

Thanks. I am a researcher. I will find out

Could someone post the real original version of "Tide is high" by the "Banana hill".

Let no body tell me that the group never existed like someone tried to advise me that the "Keywan singers" of "Mississipi" never existed.

RIP Bobby Farell.

I never heard Bobby talking about those irregularities in the Boney M. It was only after his death that Frank Farian claimed the male voice in Boney M songs.

Who is fooling who? Liz, clarify to us bearing in mind that we are valuable Boney M fans.

Fantastic. I grew up liking this song

RIP Bobby Farell

RIP Bobby

@fustigateur

No. Let us not have this dimension of the story.

I believe both Frank and Bobby contributed to the sucess of Boney M. Differences arise in all forms of association. Let us forgive both for failing to sustain that wonderful group. Anywhere, the end of the group was inevitable, since ...

@caezar1993

Bobby Farell, the singing male in this video, died here in Europe. As a lover of Boney M., I am still speachless.

They ruled the world with their music. "Plantation boy" was my first attraction to them.

@bourlivak88

With a fallen Bobby Farrel, the poor Boney M is defenceless. But the issue is judging whether it is a feel of being lively or sad. Each group was at least characterised with one of these. I was referring to my energetic teen ages.

RIP Bobby.

I have listened to this song on every X-mass. ever since it was produced by Boney M.

Jim Reeves could only try to match this quality.

Plantantion boy.

Listening to it now with Bobby gone. I can not help my tears running down my cheek.

To the rest, struggle to live on. Were you helped to put up a safety net during your glörious years?

If not, all the responsible communities must do it for you now. We should mind Barret's cancer.

RIP Bobby Farrell, (from Uganda and Austria)

My condolescences to the rest (LIZ MITCHELL, MAIZIE WILLIAMS,MARCIA BARRET)

You defined my childhood

I don't think I will ever forget this song. Sonya RIP

This song reminds me of the "NGO-NGA" relationship we established between "Namilyango" and "Namagunga" colleges in our usual social gatherings.

It is interesting for me to note that it is now only this song that reminds me of that socialisation that I always cherished very much.

I can not stop listening to this song!

Godfrey Ssekisonge, do you ever listen to this song mugandawange?

Long John (Silver) Ssentongo,

you remind me this song at Namilyango college. Where are you my God!

Ssempirima (I mean I) is missing you

@mukiibimukiibi

"Mukiibi najja noluyimba oluzito.... ezina nga egalira"

Could you interprete me that phrase?

I suggest, you also try CBS to find out the whereabout of Mbowa Moses.

It's very sad, whenever you lose your childhood friend associated with your beloved song. Good luck!

RIP Olivier N'goma