Blues Gang drummer Shaik dies

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Rest in peace Shaik. Thank you for your contribution to the local blues music scene. thesun thesundaily Blues drummer Malaysia

Malaysia has lost one of its leading blues musicians with the passing of Shaik Karim today. As one of the founding members of Blues Gang, he helped to shape the direction of this music genre in the country.

His death was announced on the band’s official Instagram account, saying the drummer had long been battling health issues.Blues Gang’s classic line-up consisted of Shaik, bassist and vocalist Jim Madasamy , Ito on vocals and harmonica, Julian Mokhtar on lead guitar, and keyboardist Ghani Abu Talib @Tok Ghani.“Blues Gang is like my life. I formed the band before Jim and the others came in after the Juara Kugiran contest in 1970,” Shail told theSun in an interview on Sept 24, 2019.

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