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The Orient Express Rocks!

Posted on 10/08/2008 By Reedz

My, my, what a night it was! The US 7th Fleet band boys better known as The Orient Express brought the house down as usual last night at the MCYS hall. The boys performed several old school rock tunes from ZZ Top, Lynrd Skynrd, The Eagles, and even an Ozzie classic from Men at Work! But the sweetest tune for me was Jimi Hendrix’ Little Wing… They even performed thumpin version of a Malay song, “Kasih” by Latif Ibrahim! For those who missed them last night, the boys will be at the Mall today from 4pm to 6pm. You do not want to miss them!

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The AB gang with some of the performers

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The new US Ambassador speaking with the Guest of Honor

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