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Claudja Barry (born in 1952) is a Jamaican-born
Canadian singer. Her
successful songs were "Down and Counting", "Boogie
Woogie Dancin' Shoes" (which peaked...
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earlier Boney M lineup.
Nathalie left the
group and was
replaced by
Claudja Barry.
Sheyla then
decided that lip-syncing was not for her and also left...
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Sweet Dynamite is the
debut album by
Canadian singer Claudja Barry.
Barry had
briefly been a
member of an
early line-up of
Boney M. but left
January 1976...
- 1970s, he was a
pioneer of disco,
working with
artists such as Lipstique,
Claudja Barry, La Bionda, the
Italo disco pioneers and
Boney M. He
became Giorgio...
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Allan Thomas Ross as
Thomas Joe
Schad as
Burton Tasia Valenza as
Dixie Claudja Barry as
herself Eugene Wilde as
himself Richy Givens as
Gangster Mario...
- Feel the Fire is
Claudja Barry's
fourth studio album,
released late 1979 on
Lollipop Records in Europe. It was the
second and
final album of her American...
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Frank Farian. The
single was sold in the
Benelux countries. When
singer Claudja Barry left in
early 1976,
Barrett suggested a
fellow Jamaican, Liz Mitc****...
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Sally Shapiro – "Somewhere Else"
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Bronski Beat
Miquel Brown Cappella The Communards...
- Made in Hong Kong is
Claudja Barry's
fifth studio album,
released in
early 1981. The
album marked a
change in
musical direction,
moving away from her...
- The Girl Most
Likely is
Claudja Barry's
second studio album,
released November 1977. It was
launched by the
single "Take Me in Your Arms" (a
cover of...
