Artist : The Son Of P.M.
Title : Hey Klong Yao! (Essential Collection Of Modernized
Thai Music From the 1960s)
Genre : Ethnic
Year : 2011
Date : 02/2011
Bitrate : VBR kbps
Tracks : 14
Label : Em Records
Source : Vinyl
Encoder : Lame 3.97
Length : 36:25 min
Size : 50,5 MB
Tracklist:
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01.manohraluifai (talung) 04:15
02.hey klong yao (klong yao) 02:11
03.ra cha khlong jhao (klong yao) 02:24
04.horse step dance (guaracha) 02:21
05.monkla (ram wong) 02:17
06.graw taloong (krao talung) (krao) 02:22
07.sad chatree (talung) 03:08
08.kaektoimor (talung) 02:36
09.long drum song (merenge) 02:15
10.phoo yai lee (a go-go) 02:28
11.talung nag yak (talung) 02:00
12.thoranee kan saeng (talung) 02:23
13.chinese fan dance (a go-go) 02:35
14.king of drums (a go-go) 03:10
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36:25 min
Okay, so the deal here is if you got
down with that Sublime Frequencies
'Shadow Music Of Thailand' LP then
you're gonna digging this record too, as
these guys featured quite heavily on
that compilation. I find this music a
whole lot of fun and sometimes very
uplifting. Now these tunes are
unmistakably Thai at their core but have
mutated due to heavy pop and rock
influences from the west. This hybrid
oozes energy, has lashings of funk, soul
and even bits of surf, go-go, garage
rock etc. The combination of traditional
Thai instruments, drums, electric
guitars and keyboards makes for a
vibrant sound that has won me over with
its charms.