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MFM, FML1030   
Producers: Bones Brettell, Bernie Millar & Godfrey Nzuza           


"There is one female singer who dominated the Pantsula dance scene both on records and live shows.

She ultimately earned the title 'Queen of Pantsulas'. Daughter of a priest, Nomsa Mercy Pakela arrived in Johannesburg in 1982 from New Brighton, Port Elizabeth in the Eastern Cape searching for stardom and she got just that.

She had started singing back home at the age of 16.

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GIRLIE MAFURA also went solo.

Girlie Mafura who was from orlando east also did backing vocals for Dudu and the Big time Boys.

After a stint with Lena Khama and Girlie Mafura as Ebony, she signed a contract with MFM . . . It was at live concerts that the impact of her music on her fans was immense as 'Tunkie Tunkie' danced as if her life depended on it."

Best known for the smash 'Ayashis'Amateki', other early hits include 'Ndizo Kulinda', 'I Will Hold On', 'Respect', 'Careless Doctor' and 'It Hurts So Bad'.

"In 1989 Godfrey (Nzuza) was back with the production team in the recording stud