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Born
1938
1938
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South Africa
South Africa
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Lance James Liebenberg, affectionately known as "Big Daddy," was a legend in South African country music and radio. His deep voice and infectious energy made him a beloved figure.
Hailing from Germiston, Lance's remarkable career spanned over five decades, where hits like "Thank You," "Vicki," and "Ahoy, Madagascar Ahoy!" became timeless anthems. He charmed listeners through his hit radio shows, "Keep It Country" and "Munt uit Musiek," on Springbok Radio from 1954 to 1985.
Lance passed away at 81 due to complications from a hip injury, leaving a rich legacy of accolades, including six Sarie Awards and a Lifetime Achievement Award. His spirit lives on in the hearts of fans and the melodies he gifted the world.