Reggie Tsiboe

Reggie Tsiboe sang lead on Boney M.'s "Kalimba de Luna", "Happy Song" and "Young, Free and Single" during his time with the disco group from 1982 to 1986, and returned for a short-lived revival in 1989 and 1990.

Before Boney M.

Born on 7 September 1950, he was a film actor in Ghana before music; Love Brewed in the African Pot made him well known. He released a few singles in Britain and Germany in the early 1970s and sang with Sugarcane, alongside Linda Taylor, on their 1978 hit cover of "Montego Bay".

Boney M.

He joined to replace Bobby Farrell, and when Farrell returned in 1984 the group became a five-piece. He appears on Ten Thousand Lightyears and Kalimba de Luna (both 1984) and Eye Dance (1985), and on Christmas recordings released in 1986 as The 20 Greatest Christmas Songs. He also sang lead on "Going Back West", "My Chérie Amour", "Bang Bang Lulu" and "Dreadlock Holiday". In 1989 he and Liz Mitchell fronted a new line-up and released "Stories" with Frank Farian in 1990 before parting ways. In 2006 he, Mitchell and Marcia Barrett attended the London premiere of the musical Daddy Cool. He later went back to acting, including a role in Doctor Who.