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Kinobe is a British electronic music group, founded in west London in 1998 by childhood friends Mark Blackburn and Julius Waters. Blackburn departed in 2004, replaced by Dave Pemberton. Blackburn departed in 2004, replaced by Dave Pemberton.
Kinobe served for two terms and his tenure ended in April, 2020, [15] and he was succeeded by Phoena Wall. Kinobe served as a Senior Inspectorate Officer under the Inspectorate of Government, co-founder and managing partner at Kinobe-Mutyaba Advocates (KMT Advocates). [10] He also lectures Law at Kampala International University. [2] [8]
"Slip Into Something More Comfortable" is a single released in July 2000 by the British electronic group Kinobe. It features sampling from the work of Engelbert Humperdinck, [1] primarily from the intro to Humperdinck's "From Here to Eternity" recorded in 1968. It appeared on the album Soundphiles, released on 17 July 2000, [2] as track 6. The ...
Ben & Jason were a singer-songwriter duo from London, England consisting of Ben Parker and Jason Hazeley.Formed in 1998, they released three albums on the Go!Beat/Universal labels: Hello, Emoticons and Ten Songs About You.
On 13 September 2020, Pheona Wall was elected as the new president for Uganda Law Society replacing Simon Peter Kinobe. [5] Pheona Wall won with 441 votes. [6] In March 2016, Pheona was elected Honorary Secretary Uganda Law Society where she worked on governance reforms until 2018 when she was elected vice president and Chairperson of the Legal Aid and Pro Bono Project of the Uganda Law ...
Kinobe: Wide Open: 2004: Instrumental Peter Koppes: Love Era/Irony: 1998 "Grasshrooms" (instrumental) Korn: See You On the Other Side: 2005: Hidden "Twisted Transistor" intro KULT: Poligono Industrial: 2005 "Kasta Pianistów" Lamb: Fear of Fours: 1999 "Lullaby" (instrumental) Lamb: Best Kept Secrets: The Best of Lamb 1996–2004: 2004 "Wonder ...
Cher (pictured) topped the list with "Believe" after the song was number one on the Hot 100 chart for four weeks, making her the oldest female artist to top the chart.It also gave her her first number one on the Hot 100 since "Dark Lady" in 1974, giving her the longest gap between number ones at nearly 25 years.
Dillon went on and recorded the well-received Nobody's Sweetheart, produced by Julius from Kinobe and featuring guest vocals from Heather Nova, which was the first of Dillon's albums to be released in the US, in 2004.