
2008/08/18
Music Makers

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These are my recollections of Singapore's Pop Music from the 60s....plus. Information on each group or artiste varies, depending on my knowledge of them. A selection of their hits from that period is also available here for your listening pleasure. You are welcome to post your comments on any of the topics. Some articles on this blog are my intellectual property and should not be reproduced without my expressed permission. Thank you.
3 comments:
Boy ! This is a very rare album with a unique mix of groups and singers. The Jetliners, if my memory is correct was from Ceylon aka Sri Lanka today.Irene Ryder from HongKong and a very interesting Quests team of Jap Cheong, Reggie, Wee Guan and Samuel Toh. How come Memphis Street was not included in the two Recollecting Quests Cds ? thank you.
Monique
Thanks for your comments, Monique. I am presently surprised that you can pick out Memphis Street as one of the missing Quests recordings from their RTQ albums. You must be another big fan of the group. As a matter of fact, there were quite a few Quests recordings that were not on the RTQ package. These included Cupid, He Ain't Heavy He's My Brother, Sugar Sugar etc. Hopefully, there will be other opportunities for this to happen. Cheers.
vernon cheong
Hey Vernon,
This is a very good mix of EMI artistes. I have not heard about The Jetliners, don't think they are a local group ? You should have got your EMI friend to release this on CD.
Rach
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