KTK70: AUTOPILOT "HONGTHONG SING" (pt3)

Ladies & gentlemen, Just like last time when I been busy for a few weeks, we'll set the engines to "autopilot" so everybody can keep on dancing!

This time, we'll fly to Isan, the north-eastern part of Thailand to enjoy some great local music! I'm pretty sure that those who liked our last stay in Thailand will really enjoy this new journey into Thai popular music.

During the upcoming  weeks we'll get a big bunch of Luk Thung and Molam songs from the 70's and 80's packed in an MP3 CD full of goodness. Quite an unusual format for occidental people but it's getting really popular in South East Asia. I could not resist to post this one featuring some long time favourites such as Hongthong Dao'Udon, Angkhanang Khunchai, Sam Phalang Sao (as featured on the cover) and some more!
Enjoy...

HONGTHONG SING หงษ์ทอง คนองลำ:
This week we have some songs by:
Phimchai Phetphalanchai พิมพ์ใจ เพชรพลาญชัย
solo and with her 2 sisters as:
Sam Phalang Sao สามพลังสาว

Thanks a lot to all the nice people related to today's post
(I don't name any but they'll recognise themselves for sure)

KTK69: AUTOPILOT "HONGTHONG SING" (pt2)

Ladies & gentlemen, Just like last time when I been busy for a few weeks, we'll set the engines to "autopilot" so everybody can keep on dancing!

This time, we'll fly to Isan, the north-eastern part of Thailand to enjoy some great local music! I'm pretty sure that those who liked our last stay in Thailand will really enjoy this new journey into Thai popular music.

During the upcoming  weeks we'll get a big bunch of Luk Thung and Molam songs from the 70's and 80's packed in an MP3 CD full of goodness. Quite an unusual format for occidental people but it's getting really popular in South East Asia. I could not resist to post this one featuring some long time favourites such as Hongthong Dao'Udon, Angkhanang Khunchai, Sam Phalang Sao (as featured on the cover) and some more!

Enjoy...

HONGTHONG SING หงษ์ทอง คนองลำ:
This week we have some songs by:
Hongthong Dao'Udon หงษ์ทอง ดาวอุดร
Onuma Singsiri อรอุมา สิงห์ศิริ
Suphap Daoduangden สุภาพ ดาวดวงเด่น
Angkhanang Khunchai อังคนางค์ คุณไชย

Thanks a lot to all the nice people related to today's post
(I don't name any but they'll recognise themselves for sure)

KTK68: AUTOPILOT "HONGTHONG SING" (pt1)

Ladies & gentlemen, Just like last time when I been busy for a few weeks, we'll set the engines to "autopilot" so everybody can keep on dancing!

This time, we'll fly to Isan, the north-eastern part of Thailand to enjoy some great local music! I'm pretty sure that those who liked our last stay in Thailand will really enjoy this new journey into Thai popular music.

During the upcoming  weeks we'll get a big bunch of Luk Thung and Molam songs from the 70's and 80's packed in an MP3 CD full of goodness. Quite an unusual format for occidental people but it's getting really popular in South East Asia. I could not resist to post this one featuring some long time favourites such as Hongthong Dao'Udon, Angkhanang Khunchai, Sam Phalang Sao (as featured on the cover) and some more!
Enjoy...

HONGTHONG SING หงษ์ทอง คนองลำ:
This week we have some songs by:
Hongthong Dao'Udon หงษ์ทอง ดาวอุดร
Suphap Daoduangden สุภาพ ดาวดวงเด่น
Onuma Singsiri อรอุมา สิงห์ศิริ
Noknoi Uraiphon นกน้อย อุไรพร
Angkhanang Khunchai อังคนางค์ คุณไชย

Thanks a lot to all the nice people related to today's post
(I don't name any but they'll recognise themselves for sure)

KTK67: SIKH VIDYALAYA: GURBANI SANGEER

Ladies & gentlemen, this is the last day of our trip into Sikh music, this time we are in Bangkok where the Sikh community is quite an important part of the «little India» area. Let's meet there for some ceremonies at the local Sikh temple with: SIKH VIDYALAYA BANGKOK: ANNUAL GURBANI SANGEER SAMMELAN (Sikh Vidyalaya, from the 90's).

Today's tape features a live captation of a religious ceremony from the Sikh Vidyalaya School, it features some speaches and some very sweet music mixing tablas and harmonium to the local kids choir prayers.

It's in the same mood as the tape posted on Monrak Pleng Thai a few months ago. It's a great occasion to end up this little trip in some kind of meditative and peacefull mood before we starts another one... Just a few streets away!

TRACKLIST:
SIDE A
SIDE B

See you next week for

another musical trip!