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A. Ramlie is a singer Malay era of the 60s / 70s who often sang songs in radio Malaysia. A. Ramlie was born on 25 August 1948 at Resolute, Kampung Batak, area Kaki Bukit, Singapore . He was the son of the late Ahmad Masid and Raden Asmah Ismail, and was the fifth child of 19 beradek. A Ramlie ever to play in the band all over Singapore in 1954 and got a number two while the first group was won by the team accompanied by Jefrydin.

At first he joined the group The Siglap Five , before switching joined the group The Boys rythmn , thus winning the whole band competition in Singapore in 1965. He has also recorded the song with The Click Four . The last band to accompany the deceased in the '60s was The Times Orchestra . A. Ramlie also been recording with the group The Clans . In 1966 A. Ramlie & The Boys rythmn invited to present an original composition Malaysian Salamah (Hanimasra) titled Memories Teasing Life directly in issue Asmah Laili program titled Songs Popular This Week in Radio Singapore.

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Birth : 25 August 1948, Tengas Road, Kanpung Batak, District Kaki Bukit, Singapore
Derived from : Singapore
Death : May 10 2001 (age 52)
Job : Singer
Years active : 1960s - 1990s
Related activities : Fly By

In the show presented by A. Ramlie as a singer with musical accompaniment by Mohamed Taib Pert (lead guitar), Mohamed Osman Said (rythmn guitar), Mohamed Ali Taib (bass guitar) and Mohamed Noor Ahmad (drums) received encouraging response, and for five consecutive years the song listed in the chart. A. Ramlie & The Boys rythmn later recorded the song Memories Teasing Soul and three other songs - Oh Fatimah, Remember Me and my calling, under the label Record Eagle as their first EP. The EP received rave reviews. Following on from this success, A. Ramlie & The Boys rythmn then also produced two other EP with popular songs, among them, Salam goodwill, Alloy Love and Life Together.

In the years 1967 to 1969, this popular band vocalist and lead the bow separately after such success. The rythmn Boys continue to be a musician background for recording their contemporary singers like Ramlah Aziz, S. Mariam, Novell, Adnan Othman, S. Ahmad and M. Amin, in addition to an invitation to appear as guest artist in the film A-Go-Go '67 and Women sin.

While A. Ramlie continue making a name through a series of band-band recording with others such as The Clans, The Book IV, Times Orchestra and Pancharagam A. Ramlie it has established itself. Among the songs that became popular at this time and be whistling many Ole Ole including Temasek, RI, Kids Club, Dog Breeds Rural and Budi bunch Heart bouquet. In 1968, A. Ramlie has participated in several other French artists like Nava, Ahmad Jais, and the band The Sandblues to Brunei to make a presentation in a crowd castle.

In 1971, A. Ramlie has partnered with songstress Maria Highland for the first time in Singapore TV entertainment program, namely Palace Festival. From there they were together in several recordings under the label Panda EP - this time accompanied by a band of Johor Bahru, The Nite Walkers. In between recording their duet at the time it is Growing Broken Missing Relay, That's a shame, Shawl Dance, Just Want To Make friends, Between The Stars Sejiwa and spray jasmine flowers. Loving relationship that exists has brought this duet partner to jinjang dais in 1972. The results of this marriage, they are given a single princess named Asta, a year later, and settled in Marine Terrace, Singapore.

A. Ramlie had also recorded the song with the group The Click Four . The last band that accompanies the spirit of the 60s is set The Times Orchestra . A. Ramlie also been recording with the group The Clans .

Racial tragedy May 13, 1969 in Malaysia and later also spread to Singapore is madness to start fading music Pop Yeh Yeh gradually. Since that time, contemporary artists began to retreat A. Ramlie one by one. However, A. Ramlie still involved in the field of sound art with participation by Hoover Panda Records under the label started in 1970. For the next project, A. Ramlie coupled with a band from Indonesia named The Commandos. Unlike in the 1960s, first rhythm in songs in this decade a more diverse, dynamic rhythm of the dance, original and sentimental.

Recordings made by the recording continues, with songs such as Girl Nurse, Dugem Promise, Love Away In The Eyes, Segantang Pepper, Embrace Promise Me, Twilight and Life In A Circle And Body Self. Currently, some new composers such as Yusnor Ef, the duo Ghaus & Remli Ghaffar and Indonesia as Yusaini composer Amir, MD Lingga Dondo and also contribute to their inspiration A. Ramlie who also created her own songs in the record. In 1971, A. Ramlie has partnered with songstress Maria Highland for the first time in Singapore TV entertainment program, namely Palace Festival.

From there they were together in several recordings under the label Panda EP - this time accompanied by a band of Johor Bahru, the Group Nite Walkers . In between recording their duet at the time it is Growing Broken Missing Relay, That's a shame, Shawl Dance, Just Want To Make friends, Between The Stars Sejiwa and spray jasmine flowers. Loving relationship that exists has brought this duet partner to jinjang dais in 1972. The results of this marriage, they are given a single princess named Asta, a year later, and settled in Marine Terrace, Singapore.

Hoover closures Records in 1974, never closing provision and Maria A. Ramlie Highland, as they were then offered a recording artist and composer owned by the Agreed Records Masdor Kassim, who was also invited several other artists such as Nava and Fly (formerly of EMI), rahimah Rahim (from Hoover) In addition to unearth new talents like Adam & Ben and A. Razak. A Ramlie start recording in line with my first EP You Look Back (1974) and followed by a duet with Maria Highland EP entitled Cahaya Bulan Di Flatwater (1975). Some other EP recorded including Intanku Liana (1975), Lumrah World (1976), Forecast Bintangku (1976), in addition to LP for example, just for you, Kasih Tak uncoupled, Flowering Throughout the Season of Love and Life Story Here. This couple also record a song titled Feast of the Seven Nights Liqueurs.

From the 1980s, began to spread wings A. Ramlie to Kuala Lumpur with new albums such as The destruction of the Palace of Love (IMI - 1982), The Story of Painting Ten Years (IMI - 1984) and Hope (Gazco). In 1983, A. Ramlie invited by IMI to capture back the songs of the late Tan Sri P. Ramlee 10 years after his death (1973-1983). Revival rhythm Pop Yeh Yeh in 1985 following an inaugural concert at Stadium Merdeka, Kuala Lumpur on the works of the late M. Shariff & The Sabra II had revitalize her activities when called upon to record the songs under the label Warnada popularity, with re accompaniment band.

Following the revival rhythm Pop Yeh Yeh in 1985 following an inaugural concert at Stadium Merdeka, and Maria A. Ramlie Highland willing to take the risk of coming to Johor Bahru as a permanent resident of Malaysia. They also sing in contemporary singer Phil Longe owned them, Hasnah Harun . A. Ramlie had also recorded a tribute album to the late Hamzah Dolmat in 1987 with the title of violin-playing for you. A. Ramlie and Maria Highland subsequently divorced in 1988 . Dissociation was immortalized in song by his Providence in 1991 output Pearl Records.

Since then, he increasingly withdrew from the Malay music scene until 1995, when news of the illness he suffered Parkison published in the Daily News. Realising that suffering, once again, the efforts M. Shariff and his band The Sabra II, another premiere concert called Masih Sayang was held in Kuala Lumpur in 1996 to raise funds to finance medical expenses A. Ramlie. As of 1985, first a large number of singers forces regrouped Pop Yeh Yeh for the success of the concert, where A. Ramlie alone with the band The Boys rythmn presents three of their hit songs.

In the same concert, Highland Mary appeared to sing the song in duet with Love That M. Shariff. An album titled Still Sayang also recorded by inviting journalists newspaper caliber to re-record the songs popular A. Ramlie, where A. Ramlie own re-record the song Keep Me Waiting. In 1996 it also, A. Ramlie had to re-record his old songs to the accompaniment of The Boys rythmn, in addition to singing a new album titled Fatimah II, after 30 years of involvement in music (1966-1996). In fact, A. Ramlie also could record a compilation album with his ex-wife Maria Highland, eight years after their divorce. Last time A. Ramlie record album was in 1998 with the title issue Musicland cup of coffee.

In 1996, he had been suffering from Parkinson's disease and a presentation of the artists' 60s under concert Masih Sayang held at Stadium Merdeka undertaken by M. Shariff was held to help cover medical expenses.

A. Ramlie health did not permit him to return to active living. But he continued to follow through the remnants of old age alone. Fortunately siblings conspired together to bear the medical expenses. Meanwhile, a doctor of Rajasthan which is also a big fan of A. Ramlie when in her teens also offers free medical supplies. Even so, God is love. Dated May 10, 2001, at the age of 53 years, A. Ramlie breathed his last at his mother's home in Tampines, Singapore . More than a thousand people accompanied the coffin to be buried at the Tomb of Immortal.

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