You made my day my friend! Wonderful to see that you played with Hugh Masekela in soccer city. You all spreaded good vibes around the world with "Sunshine Day"
Sorry Teddy that I'm answering soooo late. You made me remember how long I did't visit my site here on Jazznetwork :-(
Thank you so much for your words (hoping for some Osibisa gigs here in Germany)
Love peace and happiness to you and your friends
Always addicted to your messages my friend
Günni
At 12:14pm on September 27, 2009, Anna Fisher said…
Greetings Teddy, thank you for your comments on my pages! You are truly a fan! Guidance and protection! Continue being the difference you wish to see and hear!
so great to meet you on this wonderful network. To see you here makes me remembering your great performance in a club called "Welcome" ;-) that was situated in a little village in the Lüneburger Heide (lower saxony) called Hützel. I feel "welcome home" again.....
Thanks for the add, Teddy Osei!
Still laughing over your 'maritial status' remark! : ^ )
Been blogging like crazy lately at myspace, hope you'll check some of them out.
Take care,
One love,
PEACE
Please Educate All Children Everywhere
Anna Fisher
Hi Teddy!
I just saw your comment! Thank you for stopping by and it's nice to meet you! Something about your photo reminds me of Billy Hart! Who is one of my all time most favorite people on the planet!
wow! remember seeing osibisa play live in calcutta so many many years ago! we were already listening to your band before that at all our parties. can never forget your rendition of the hindi praise song: "raghupati raghava raja ram...". thanks for the music!
Ghana won the first game of the Africa Cup!! I guess this gets the whole event off to a smashing start. Give my regards to all my people there.
Gregg Kofi
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The two artists are known opposites in the world of instrumental music. On Metheny's latest, the jazz guitarist wrings an unexpectedly visual listening experience from Zorn's knotty compositions.
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You made my day my friend! Wonderful to see that you played with Hugh Masekela in soccer city. You all spreaded good vibes around the world with "Sunshine Day"
Thank you!
Thank you so much for your words (hoping for some Osibisa gigs here in Germany)
Love peace and happiness to you and your friends
Always addicted to your messages my friend
Günni
so great to meet you on this wonderful network. To see you here makes me remembering your great performance in a club called "Welcome" ;-) that was situated in a little village in the Lüneburger Heide (lower saxony) called Hützel. I feel "welcome home" again.....
I love your music since 40 years!!!!
Greetings from Serbia
Good vibes to you all great musicians.
Bless you,and music.
Teddy
Thanks for the add, Teddy Osei!
Still laughing over your 'maritial status' remark! : ^ )
Been blogging like crazy lately at myspace, hope you'll check some of them out.
Take care,
One love,
PEACE
Please Educate All Children Everywhere
Anna Fisher
Try this: www.myspace.com/mfakera
Thanks very much for the kind words. I like what I've heard of Osibisa as well.
Are you hip to Mfa Kera in Berlin?
I just saw your comment! Thank you for stopping by and it's nice to meet you! Something about your photo reminds me of Billy Hart! Who is one of my all time most favorite people on the planet!
Ray
Teddy
Gregg Kofi
Just another musician, and admirer of your music.
All the best,
Vincent
Jaijai :-)
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