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Subject: Re: My memories of Tracy

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Poh Lee

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Date Posted: 18:57:17 06/10/03 Tue
In reply to: Stephen Joseph 's message, "My memories of Tracy" on 19:35:49 06/07/03 Sat

Hello Stephen

It's very nice of you to drop a message here, and to share memories of your days-gone-by with us. We could even feature an article by you on Tracy Huang Online if you have the time to do so. It will be unique because you have had direct contact working with Tracy and as such you would be able to give us some insights of her early career in EMI Singapore which we would otherwise not have.

As you may be aware, some of us have expressed the view that Tracy's golden era in her english recording was during the late 1970s and early 80s. Even up to today, I cannot find another singer that could match up to Tracy's prowess in handling english numbers. Indeed, nowadays, they do not make them as good as they used to be.

Thank you once again for sharing your thoughts with us.

Poh

>I happened to stumble across Tracy Online and it
>brought back many happy memories. You see, I was
>fortunate enough to sing and arrange backing vocals on
>all her early EMI English albums recorded in Singapore
>in the late 70s. I also sang backing vocals on some of
>her live concerts. She was always kind and friendly
>and it was a pleasure working with her. It's a pity I
>did not push some of my earlier compostions at EMI.
>Perhaps she might have recorded one of my songs. Hope
>she's doing well in Taiwan.
>
>Steve

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