Congratulations and compliments on a job very well done! One advantage of watching it in a browser rather than a modern TV screen in cinemascope is that people look taller and skinnier than on the wide frame!!
Winnie, Chin Heng, and I had the opportunity of viewing Choon Yong's copy of the DVD this afternoon (it is still Sunday in Silicon Gulch, Ca) and totally impressed with the result of Patrick's work and expertise, and we all enjoyed watching the tapes and guessing who was who until all was revealed at the end. The pictures from the class photos of 1968 that were laid alongside the pictures of people was a great touch.
It is now the latest addition to http://acsian-nostalgia.blogspot.com though the quality is not quite up to what Patrick generated, but the advantage is that you can view it on the web from anywhere with a web browser.
Thanks for all the hard work, Patrick!
Shahid, writing on behalf of Winnie, Chin Heng, and Choon Yong
I'd like to thank Boon Teck for getting Mathew and The Mandarins to perform at the dinner. I really enjoyed that. I got to know this group way back in the seventies when they were performing at The Peacock Bar at the Shangri-la Hotel. I was impressed by the fact that the largely American audience would specially go to the venue early to book good seats to tape record their performance. They were instrumental in my getting to love Country and Western songs, as they used to call it.
A few years ago I tracked them to the Hotel Negara and enjoyed an evening listening to them. When they found that I was celebrating my wedding anniversary that night, they played a song specially for us (me and my wife).Cheers Boon Teck. Hip hip hooray.
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Congratulations and compliments on a job very well done! One advantage of watching it in a browser rather than a modern TV screen in cinemascope is that people look taller and skinnier than on the wide frame!!
ReplyDeleteHello ACSians and Patrick,
ReplyDeleteWinnie, Chin Heng, and I had the opportunity of viewing Choon Yong's copy of the DVD this afternoon (it is still Sunday in Silicon Gulch, Ca) and totally impressed with the result of Patrick's work and expertise, and we all enjoyed watching the tapes and guessing who was who until all was revealed at the end. The pictures from the class photos of 1968 that were laid alongside the pictures of people was a great touch.
It is now the latest addition to http://acsian-nostalgia.blogspot.com though the quality is not quite up to what Patrick generated, but the advantage is that you can view it on the web from anywhere with a web browser.
Thanks for all the hard work, Patrick!
Shahid,
writing on behalf of Winnie, Chin Heng, and Choon Yong
Fellow Cohorts,
ReplyDeleteThank you for all the wonderful memories the CD brings with it. Patrick and Shahid, my best regards,
Mohan ...
Dear fellow ACSians and Patrick,
ReplyDeleteThe pictures bring back lots of happy memories.
I wish everyone good health and happiness
Thanks for the pictures .
Rgds
... Hiang Chiang
Hi everyone,
ReplyDeleteI'd like to thank Boon Teck for getting Mathew and The Mandarins to perform at the dinner. I really enjoyed that. I got to know this group way back in the seventies when they were performing at The Peacock Bar at the Shangri-la Hotel. I was impressed by the fact that the largely American audience would specially go to the venue early to book good seats to tape record their performance. They were instrumental in my getting to love Country and Western songs, as they used to call it.
Thanks Boon Teck
Gratefully yours
Choong Fook
Me too. Me too.
ReplyDeleteA few years ago I tracked them to the Hotel Negara and enjoyed an evening listening to them. When they found that I was celebrating my wedding anniversary that night, they played a song specially for us (me and my wife).Cheers Boon Teck. Hip hip hooray.
Choong Fook
And there I was at the Tanglin Club unashamedly singing along to Singapore Cowboy.
ReplyDeleteUsed to go to Shangri-la just to listen to him.
Irene