hecklerkoch
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It was maybe 1996 or something lah, just after I came out of army.
He didn't exactly 'call' me.
I was doing my rounds and they were doing soundchecks or something and we just chatted and talked cock sang song and I just asked him whether I could try his guitar lor, them being the really nice guys they are, and me being the thick-skinned fella. :mrgreen:
When I meet all these really talented, famous people and get to know them, like Lovehunters and Douglas Oliviero, Sweet Charity (hung out with Ramli Sarip, Rosli Mohalim and their late bassist whose name I have forgotten - Syed something) and all those who have been around for a long time and entertained us with their genuine talent - one thing has consistently struck me leh.
They're all very humble people.
He didn't exactly 'call' me.
I was doing my rounds and they were doing soundchecks or something and we just chatted and talked cock sang song and I just asked him whether I could try his guitar lor, them being the really nice guys they are, and me being the thick-skinned fella. :mrgreen:
When I meet all these really talented, famous people and get to know them, like Lovehunters and Douglas Oliviero, Sweet Charity (hung out with Ramli Sarip, Rosli Mohalim and their late bassist whose name I have forgotten - Syed something) and all those who have been around for a long time and entertained us with their genuine talent - one thing has consistently struck me leh.
They're all very humble people.
,lefty bassman with a gibson thunderbird.lovehunters still around.only doing events and recording n sometimes gigging with session gtrist.
