Debby Nasution

Debi Murti Nasution (12 March 1956 ‒ 15 September 2018), better known as Debby Nasution, was an Indonesian musician and singer of Batak descent from North Sumatra. He was a member of the musical Nasution family and one of the early members of several Indonesian music groups such as Barong's Band and Gank Pegangsaan.

Career Debby Nasution began his musical career by joining the band The Bumpee's, before later forming The Young Gipsy with Oding in 1971. In 1973, he briefly joined the rock band God Bless, with whom he remained until 1975.

In 1989, he, along with Keenan, Harry Sabar, Harry Minggoes, Fariz RM, Molly Gagola, and Sitoresmi Prabuningrat, founded the band Gank Pegangsaan and released the album Palestina, with the song "Dirimu" becoming a hit. They later released two more albums, titled Palestina II and Kerusuhan. In 2017, Debby joined the band Giant Step and released the album Life's Not the Same.

Death Nasution died on 15 September 2018, reportedly due to a heart attack, after delivering a sermon at Al-Ikhlas Mosque in South Cipete, Cilandak.

Discography

Solo

Buah Hati (1982)