Asian vintage
May 19, 2007 at 11:34 pm
20,30’s, 60,70’s, ShangHai, Tai Wan, and Cambodia. Enjoy.
1. Hu Min-Hong - Twin Ducks Shadow
2. Hu Min-Hong - Three Sighs
3. Huang Xi-Tian - Mrs. Chen San-Wu
4. Ros Sereysothea - Cry Loving Me
5. Sinn Sisamouth - I Recognize That Face
6. Zhou Xuan - Bury fallen flowers
7. Zhou Xuan - Shanghai’s night
8. Yao Su Rong - You Changed
9. Yao Su Rong - Don’t Be Afraid Shan Shan
extra:
Dengue Fever - Lost In Laos
Dengue Fever - Hold My Hips
Dengue Fever - Pow Pow
(Dengue Fever / 2003 / Mimicry)
Great one. I love both the image and the tracks.
No, really thanx. I’m going to cambodja in summer so it’s nice to find some glocal music in advance.
可爱歌曲 :)
“Cry loving me” is actually a cover of Proud Mary from Creedence, I love this version even better than the original. thank you so much for these ones sarkailli.
The rythm layers and harmony are strange, it’s the rocking and the blues. The language strangely fit well tho’.
Haha, this is great! Strangely appealing, this is like Pulp Fiction or Jackie Brown in Asia or something.
Definitely soundtrack for next Indiana Jones movie. some of those tracks give me the urge to play ska or at least Mekon.
also…, nobody “scream” in those songs, kinda strange. most of those songs are performed at the top of singer lungs instead of small room/lounge act.
Hahaha I can easily imagine some of this songs fitting perfect in the whole ‘kill bill’ context prolly if tarantino is reading he’s gonna steal them for vol. 3 and never give credit.
Speaking of which have you heard the “death proof” soundtrack? There’s some great songs in there, namely ‘chick habit’ by april march, ‘riot in thunder alley’ by eddie beram and ‘down in mexico’ by the coasters. I’ve always considered his soundtrack selections far superior than his movies, after all surf rock would have never had a revival if it wasnt for pulp fiction. Lord knows I’m not saying anything of any note whatsoever.
Yet again i have to thank you ss this are very fun selections.
this is very fine pop and rare to find! for that i am grateful saisai
great stuff, but how could omit ’sweet sixteen’ by ros sereysothea? it’s the finest song by the finest cambodian singer, and even the wonderful dengue fever cover doesn’t come close to the original.
thanks to you all.
可爱歌曲, yes they are! and moka you’re so 可爱 that you wrote this chinese word here. :)
librariansean, sorry for missing sweet sixteen! if only i could find that song i definitely will put it up here. currently i only have ‘cambodian rock vol 1′. i’m doing some collecting jobs these days. so maybe when i find more interesting stuffs i’ll put up more.
many thanks
many thanks.
Any more info on Hu-Min Hong (available recordings etc.)? Google doesn’t know her.
hi. i’ve had check on her too, but also couldn’t find any. but if search in chinese (her name in chinese is 胡美红), there are only a lil too… only lists of albums, which are just 4 ‘collections’. here is a picture of a vinyl i found on a taiwanese online store
http://goods.ruten.com.tw/item/show?11070314617900
Hey guys, if you like Ros Sereysothea (I am obsessed) then check out my webpage about her. I have a bunch of great songs.
http://thecoleranch.com/rossereysothea.html
I’m also working on another page for the 2nd lady of Khmer music, Paen Ron, which is linked to my Ros site.
saisai or anybody , do you know how i might get more tracks from hu min-hong. not knowing chinese i can’t find any information neither on the author nor on her songs. please help me.
胡美紅 (I have her romanized in Mandarin Chinese as Hu Mei-hong, but she is Taiwanese and sings in Taiwanese) has at least four collections released on Asia Records (Kaohsiung, Taiwan). I am trying to find out a bit more about her history as well, since she has been one of my favorite Taiwanese oldies singers for some time. She was signed with Haishan Records since at least 1969. I have a photo of a record of hers here: http://pics.livejournal.com/woquinoncoin/pic/000d0c61
There is a “Hu Mei-hong Dance Troupe” based in Yunlin, Taiwan. I wonder if she retired from singing and started a dance troupe, or if this is another Hu Mei-hong?
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I’ve been working on expanding my collection of Asian music, so seeing these artists is a great help.
Thanks!
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