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moderndog: soem sukhaphap
chaichana bunnachot: nam ta luk khoei
the impossibles: raroeng chon
album: ระเริงชล (raroeng chon)
tracklist:
01. ระเริงชล (raroeng chon)
02. จูบฟ้าลาดิน (chup fa la din)
03. มิสเตอร์สโลว์ (mister slow)
04. สาริกาหาคู่ (sarika ha khu)
this week's post comes courtesy of radio personality & record-collector extraordinaire jesse kaminsky. you can hear his weekly fm broadcast the intercontinental on wmbr cambridge, wherein he plays music from just about anywhere you could think of.the impossibles were the biggest of thailand's western-style pop ('string') groups throughout the "import-substitution" craze of the 1970's. this 45 rpm e.p. collects the band's songs from the 1971 (พ.ศ. 2514) film of the same name, starring sombat methani, phetchara chaowarat and sangthong sisai. the songs run the gamut from smooth, harmonic ballads & wah-funk to a noisy drum-driven finale, featuring friends from the film! lots of fun to be had, in spite of the short runtime.
daotai mueangtrang: wan nai nai phi thai ko mao
album: วันไหน ๆ พี่ไทยก็เมา (wan nai nai phi thai ko mao)
tracklist:
01. วันไหน ๆ พี่ไทยก็เมา (wan nai nai phi thai ko mao)
02. อยู่เพื่อกิน (yu phuea kin)
03. หล่อสาวหลง (lo sao long)
04. ผู้ชายขี้จุ๊ (phu chai khichu)
05. นอนหนาว (non nao)
06. แฟนมีแฟนใหม่ (faen mi faen mai)
07. สาวใจแตก (sao chai taek)
08. คนหลายใจ (khon lai chai)
09. อกคนใช้ (ok khon chai)
10. ตุ๊กตาตัวเก่า (tukta tua kao)
11. คนแก่ (khon kae)
12. สตรีกับสตางค์ (satri kap satang)
13. เปียร์แชร์ (peershare)
14. มีแล้วไม่บอก (mi laeo mai bok)
15. เดี๋ยวเถอะได้เสีย (dieow thoe dai sia)
16. ผู้ชายเบอร์ห้า (phu chai boe ha)
17. ไม่น้อย (mai noi)
18. โหมะเข็ดฟัน (mo khet fan)
some rare southern luk thung! this week's singer is daotai mueangtrang, from the city of trang in pak tai. like many luk thung singers of the late 80's on, daotai made her way to stardom battling through local talent competitions, before catching the attention of a major songwriter, ชลธี ธารทอง (cholathi thanthong), who penned her earliest hits. this album's from sometime in the 90's, as the production would evidence. she's got a pretty assertive voice, and is backed here by a big band with big drums, a suitably strong setting for complaints about monetary woes & thai propensity towards drink. she's not singing any longer, but i believe she's now a popular radio dj. anybody know of her show?
anat phutthamat: khon rak hai
phumphuang duangchan: hang noi, thoi nit
singer: พุ่มพวง ดวงจันทร์ (phumphuang duangchan)
album: ห่างหน่อย-ถอยนิด (hang noi, thoi nit)
01. ห่างหน่อย-ถอยนิด (hang noi, thoi nit)
02. ผู้ชายในฝัน (phu chai nai fan)
03. หนาวสองหน้า (nao song na)
04. สาว เอ.เอ็ม. (sao a.m.)
05. ผู้ชายท้ายบัญชี (phu chai thai banchi)
06. เปิดประตูใจ (poet pratu chai)
most anyone with a passing interest in thai popular culture, maybe even thailand in general, is likely to have heard of the "queen of luk thung", phumphuang duangchan. raised in suphan buri province, phumphuang got her start singing backup in the band of waiphot phetsuphan, before striking off on her own career which would redefine the notion of stardom in luk thung. this album is her first as a contract star for azona records, and her first to experiment with a western pop/rock sound, with each single being carried by a different lead melodic instrument; saxophone, accordion, synthesizer, strings, electric guitar, etc. though the first 2 tracks were the singles pushed by azona, track 3, "sao a.m.", emerged as the real hit among her audience, an energetic luk thung anthem concerning the rural/urban cultural divide. this is from the original pressing of the album, before azona pushed for political inserts like สยามเมืองยิ้ม (sayam mueang yim), "siam, land of smiles", perhaps to counter the outspoken & possibly divisive "sao a.m.". enjoy!