ĭuo Kribo released their second album, Pelacur Tua ( Old Prostitute), in 1978. That same year he recorded "Jelaga" ("Soot"), a winner of Prambors FM's Teenage Song Writing Competition. The titular song was based in the concept of original sin. The following year, Albar recorded "Neraka Jahanam" ("Blasted Hell"), a duet with Ucok Harahap released on an album of the same name the two called themselves Duo Kribo, based on their frizzy hair. The same year Albar played in Laila Majenun ( Laila is Possessed), directed by Sjumandjaja "Huma di atas Bukit" was used as its theme song. The titular song was an adaptation of "Firth Of Fifth", from Genesis' 1973 album Selling England by the Pound. In 1976, Albar and God Bless released their first album, Huma di atas Bukit ( House on the Hill). Other magazines, such as Junior, Aktuil, and Top, soon followed Aktuil named him the best vocalist of 1976.
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On 27 September 1975, Albar appeared on the cover of Tempo, with a full feature on him inside the coverage compared his costume to Zorro's and described him spinning the microphone over his head as if he were competing in a hammer throw event. In 1975, Albar and God Bless opened for Deep Purple at a concert in Jakarta. The band, with Albar, also played in the 1973 comedy Ambisi ( Ambition), directed by Nya Abbas Akup. The band's first performance was in Taman Ismail Marzuki on, and on 16 August 1973 they held the Summer 28 concert, the first (and, as of 2004, largest) open-air concert in Indonesia. After his return to Indonesia, he founded God Bless with Jockie Soerjoprajogo, Fuad Hassan, Donny Fattah, and his friend from Clover Leaf, Ludwig Lemans Albar was lead vocalist. In 1970 he sang "Don't Spoil My Day" and "Tell Me the World" with Clover Leaf, which charted. In 1958 he played in the film Djenderal Kantjil ( General Kancil). Both of his parents were of Arab descent. 1939, father of Ahmad AlbarĪlbar was born in Surabaya, East Java on 16 July 1946 to Syech Albar and his wife Farida Alhasni.
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