South African artist, born Vicki Groenewald on 2 August 1946 in Westdene, Johannesburg. She was educated at Jubileum Primary School in Mayfair West and at D.F. Malan High School in Crosby. Her father had a jazz band in the 1940s and 1950s, which motivated her to start singing at the age of 3. At school she regularly appeared in concerts and operettas. In 1972 she started singing with various bands, until she met Bez Martin and an audition at the SABC followed, resulting in this transcription record with Theo Erasmus and his Orchestra. In 1976 she was offered a recording contract, and several 7” singles followed, including “Totsiens Aufwiedersehen” which reached #12 on the South African Top 20 in 1977, charting for 7 weeks. She also appeared in various television shows, including Ateljee 4, Treffers, Sing Country, Spies en Plessié and Skemertyd, and regularly performed with her band Vision. This song is off the SABC Transcription Record “Nou Soek My Hart Die Sonskyn”, with Theo Erasmus and His Orchestra, released in 1975.

South African artist, born Vicki Groenewald on 2 August 1946 in Westdene, Johannesburg. She was educated at Jubileum Primary School in Mayfair West and at D.F. Malan High School in Crosby. Her father had a jazz band in the 1940s and 1950s, which motivated her to start singing at the age of 3. At school she regularly appeared in concerts and operettas. In 1972 she started singing with various bands, until she met Bez Martin and an audition at the SABC followed, resulting in this transcription record with Theo Erasmus and his Orchestra. In 1976 she was offered a recording contract, and several 7” singles followed, including “Totsiens Aufwiedersehen” which reached #12 on the South African Top 20 in 1977, charting for 7 weeks. She also appeared in various television shows, including Ateljee 4, Treffers, Sing Country, Spies en Plessié and Skemertyd, and regularly performed with her band Vision. This song is off the SABC Transcription Record “Nou Soek My Hart Die Sonskyn”, with Theo Erasmus and His Orchestra, released in 1975.

South African artist, born Vicki Groenewald on 2 August 1946 in Westdene, Johannesburg. She was educated at Jubileum Primary School in Mayfair West and at D.F. Malan High School in Crosby. Her father had a jazz band in the 1940s and 1950s, which motivated her to start singing at the age of 3. At school she regularly appeared in concerts and operettas. In 1972 she started singing with various bands, until she met Bez Martin and an audition at the SABC followed, resulting in this transcription record with Theo Erasmus and his Orchestra. In 1976 she was offered a recording contract, and several 7” singles followed, including “Totsiens Aufwiedersehen” which reached #12 on the South African Top 20 in 1977, charting for 7 weeks. She also appeared in various television shows, including Ateljee 4, Treffers, Sing Country, Spies en Plessié and Skemertyd, and regularly performed with her band Vision. This song is off the SABC Transcription Record “Nou Soek My Hart Die Sonskyn”, with Theo Erasmus and His Orchestra, released in 1975.

South African artist, born Vicki Groenewald on 2 August 1946 in Westdene, Johannesburg. She was educated at Jubileum Primary School in Mayfair West and at D.F. Malan High School in Crosby. Her father had a jazz band in the 1940s and 1950s, which motivated her to start singing at the age of 3. At school she regularly appeared in concerts and operettas. In 1972 she started singing with various bands, until she met Bez Martin and an audition at the SABC followed, resulting in this transcription record with Theo Erasmus and his Orchestra. In 1976 she was offered a recording contract, and several 7” singles followed, including “Totsiens Aufwiedersehen” which reached #12 on the South African Top 20 in 1977, charting for 7 weeks. She also appeared in various television shows, including Ateljee 4, Treffers, Sing Country, Spies en Plessié and Skemertyd, and regularly performed with her band Vision. This song is off the SABC Transcription Record “Nou Soek My Hart Die Sonskyn”, with Theo Erasmus and His Orchestra, released in 1975.

Vicki du Preez is as Vicki Groenewald op 2 Augustus 1946 in Westdene, Johannesburg, gebore. Haar pa, Nick, het sy eie orkes gehad wat gereeld by danse gespeel het, en is ook oor die radio gehoor. Vicki het vanaf die ouderdom van 3 saam met die orkes gesing. Sy het haar skoolloopbaan aan Hoërskool DF […]

South African artist, born Vicki Groenewald on 2 August 1946 in Westdene, Johannesburg. She was educated at Jubileum Primary School in Mayfair West and at D.F. Malan High School in Crosby. Her father had a jazz band in the 1940s and 1950s, which motivated her to start singing at the age of 3. At school she regularly appeared in concerts and operettas. In 1972 she started singing with various bands, until she met Bez Martin and an audition at the SABC followed, resulting in this transcription record with Theo Erasmus and his Orchestra. In 1976 she was offered a recording contract, and several 7” singles followed, including “Totsiens Aufwiedersehen” which reached #12 on the South African Top 20 in 1977, charting for 7 weeks. She also appeared in various television shows, including Ateljee 4, Treffers, Sing Country, Spies en Plessié and Skemertyd, and regularly performed with her band Vision. This song is off the SABC Transcription Record “Nou Soek My Hart Die Sonskyn”, with Theo Erasmus and His Orchestra, released in 1975.

Vicki du Preez is as Vicki Groenewald op 2 Augustus 1946 in Westdene, Johannesburg, gebore. Haar pa, Nick, het sy eie orkes gehad wat gereeld by danse gespeel het, en is ook oor die radio gehoor. Vicki het vanaf die ouderdom van 3 saam met die orkes gesing. Sy het haar skoolloopbaan aan Hoërskool DF […]

South African artist, born Vicki Groenewald on 2 August 1946 in Westdene, Johannesburg. She was educated at Jubileum Primary School in Mayfair West and at D.F. Malan High School in Crosby. Her father had a jazz band in the 1940s and 1950s, which motivated her to start singing at the age of 3. At school she regularly appeared in concerts and operettas. In 1972 she started singing with various bands, until she met Bez Martin and an audition at the SABC followed, resulting in this transcription record with Theo Erasmus and his Orchestra. In 1976 she was offered a recording contract, and several 7” singles followed, including “Totsiens Aufwiedersehen” which reached #12 on the South African Top 20 in 1977, charting for 7 weeks. She also appeared in various television shows, including Ateljee 4, Treffers, Sing Country, Spies en Plessié and Skemertyd, and regularly performed with her band Vision. This song is off the SABC Transcription Record “Nou Soek My Hart Die Sonskyn”, with Theo Erasmus and His Orchestra, released in 1975.

South African artist, born Vicki Groenewald on 2 August 1946 in Westdene, Johannesburg. She was educated at Jubileum Primary School in Mayfair West and at D.F. Malan High School in Crosby. Her father had a jazz band in the 1940s and 1950s, which motivated her to start singing at the age of 3. At school she regularly appeared in concerts and operettas. In 1972 she started singing with various bands, until she met Bez Martin and an audition at the SABC followed, resulting in this transcription record with Theo Erasmus and his Orchestra. In 1976 she was offered a recording contract, and several 7” singles followed, including “Totsiens Aufwiedersehen” which reached #12 on the South African Top 20 in 1977, charting for 7 weeks. She also appeared in various television shows, including Ateljee 4, Treffers, Sing Country, Spies en Plessié and Skemertyd, and regularly performed with her band Vision. This song is off the SABC Transcription Record “Nou Soek My Hart Die Sonskyn”, with Theo Erasmus and His Orchestra, released in 1975.

South African artist, born Vicki Groenewald on 2 August 1946 in Westdene, Johannesburg. She was educated at Jubileum Primary School in Mayfair West and at D.F. Malan High School in Crosby. Her father had a jazz band in the 1940s and 1950s, which motivated her to start singing at the age of 3. At school she regularly appeared in concerts and operettas. In 1972 she started singing with various bands, until she met Bez Martin and an audition at the SABC followed, resulting in this transcription record with Theo Erasmus and his Orchestra. In 1976 she was offered a recording contract, and several 7” singles followed, including “Totsiens Aufwiedersehen” which reached #12 on the South African Top 20 in 1977, charting for 7 weeks. She also appeared in various television shows, including Ateljee 4, Treffers, Sing Country, Spies en Plessié and Skemertyd, and regularly performed with her band Vision. This song is off the SABC Transcription Record “Nou Soek My Hart Die Sonskyn”, with Theo Erasmus and His Orchestra, released in 1975.

South African artist, born Vicki Groenewald on 2 August 1946 in Westdene, Johannesburg. She was educated at Jubileum Primary School in Mayfair West and at D.F. Malan High School in Crosby. Her father had a jazz band in the 1940s and 1950s, which motivated her to start singing at the age of 3. At school she regularly appeared in concerts and operettas. In 1972 she started singing with various bands, until she met Bez Martin and an audition at the SABC followed, resulting in this transcription record with Theo Erasmus and his Orchestra. In 1976 she was offered a recording contract, and several 7” singles followed, including “Totsiens Aufwiedersehen” which reached #12 on the South African Top 20 in 1977, charting for 7 weeks. She also appeared in various television shows, including Ateljee 4, Treffers, Sing Country, Spies en Plessié and Skemertyd, and regularly performed with her band Vision. This song is off the SABC Transcription Record “Nou Soek My Hart Die Sonskyn”, with Theo Erasmus and His Orchestra, released in 1975.

South African artist, born Vicki Groenewald on 2 August 1946 in Westdene, Johannesburg. She was educated at Jubileum Primary School in Mayfair West and at D.F. Malan High School in Crosby. Her father had a jazz band in the 1940s and 1950s, which motivated her to start singing at the age of 3. At school she regularly appeared in concerts and operettas. In 1972 she started singing with various bands, until she met Bez Martin and an audition at the SABC followed, resulting in this transcription record with Theo Erasmus and his Orchestra. In 1976 she was offered a recording contract, and several 7” singles followed, including “Totsiens Aufwiedersehen” which reached #12 on the South African Top 20 in 1977, charting for 7 weeks. She also appeared in various television shows, including Ateljee 4, Treffers, Sing Country, Spies en Plessié and Skemertyd, and regularly performed with her band Vision. This song is off the SABC Transcription Record “Nou Soek My Hart Die Sonskyn”, with Theo Erasmus and His Orchestra, released in 1975.

South African artist, born Vicki Groenewald on 2 August 1946 in Westdene, Johannesburg. She was educated at Jubileum Primary School in Mayfair West and at D.F. Malan High School in Crosby. Her father had a jazz band in the 1940s and 1950s, which motivated her to start singing at the age of 3. At school she regularly appeared in concerts and operettas. In 1972 she started singing with various bands, until she met Bez Martin and an audition at the SABC followed, resulting in this transcription record with Theo Erasmus and his Orchestra. In 1976 she was offered a recording contract, and several 7” singles followed, including “Totsiens Aufwiedersehen” which reached #12 on the South African Top 20 in 1977, charting for 7 weeks. She also appeared in various television shows, including Ateljee 4, Treffers, Sing Country, Spies en Plessié and Skemertyd, and regularly performed with her band Vision. This song is off the SABC Transcription Record “Nou Soek My Hart Die Sonskyn”, with Theo Erasmus and His Orchestra, released in 1975.

South African artist, born Vicki Groenewald on 2 August 1946 in Westdene, Johannesburg. She was educated at Jubileum Primary School in Mayfair West and at D.F. Malan High School in Crosby. Her father had a jazz band in the 1940s and 1950s, which motivated her to start singing at the age of 3. At school she regularly appeared in concerts and operettas. In 1972 she started singing with various bands, until she met Bez Martin and an audition at the SABC followed, resulting in this transcription record with Theo Erasmus and his Orchestra. In 1976 she was offered a recording contract, and several 7” singles followed, including “Totsiens Aufwiedersehen” which reached #12 on the South African Top 20 in 1977, charting for 7 weeks. She also appeared in various television shows, including Ateljee 4, Treffers, Sing Country, Spies en Plessié and Skemertyd, and regularly performed with her band Vision. This song is off the SABC Transcription Record “Nou Soek My Hart Die Sonskyn”, with Theo Erasmus and His Orchestra, released in 1975.