Keith Peters & Co at ISB

What a surprise!
I bumped into 'The God' of bass guitar in the indian music scene today morning outisde my student village. I had no clue who he was though i saw the guitar hanging on his shoulder. I made up for the lost opportunity by getting introduced to Keith at the cafe. I got his autograph on a torn visiting card.I also expressed my pleasure on meeting him and passed on a compliment . Keith had no airs about him and my compliment took him by surprise. A smile followed:-)

I am looking forward to the rock show in the evening . Fusion music is 'in' these days and the evening promises some great entertainment.

Man-Jerry

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