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It featured Cindy Alter, Jenny Garson, and of course Leo Tomlinson on bass and Glenda Hyem on keyboards and also Ingrid Herbs on the drums. And of course, the chart top as a single reached number one in South Africa, Germany, France and New Zealand and in the
1 story on 1 station in the last 30 days · all stations
It featured Cindy Alter, Jenny Garson, and of course Leo Tomlinson on bass and Glenda Hyem on keyboards and also Ingrid Herbs on the drums. And of course, the chart top as a single reached number one in South Africa, Germany, France and New Zealand and in the
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Cindy Alter was named as a member of an all-female South African pop group formed in 1977 1. The group's single reached number one in South Africa, Germany, France and New Zealand, and hit number one or two on UK charts 1.
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