The Bally Sagoo blitzkrieg
The Bally Sagoo blitzkrieg Bally is a tall, funny man who believes that the distance between heaven and hell depends on what someone is doing. On his first visit to Bangladesh, he reveals with a smirk that, he is into music because his doctor forbade him to be involved in anything else. Writes Faizul Khan Tanim photo by Andrew Biraj Rated one of UK's top ten British musicians and also one of the pioneering artistes to have brought re-mix music in South Asia, Bally Sagoo was a brilliant blitz last week. Performing at the City's Regency Hotel arranged by JPR Events, he played popular songs like Gur Nalon Ishq, Aaja Nachle, couple of his new tracks from the upcoming film Sajna Ve Sajna and more. Reportedly, Bally was the show rocker for the night. Prior to the show, he sat with the New Age and related an amazing tale of his life surrounded by music. New Age (NA): How did it all start? How did you get in to music? Bally: When I actually started music it was 1974 and I was ten. Gr...