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Lukthung and morlam, the hidden sounds of Asia
1 sound disc (72:00) : digital ; 4 3/4 in.
Hae nang maew (Man Motorgai) -- Lam yai lam poon (Namoiy Thammalangka) -- Phin solo transcendental technique (Surasak Donchai) -- Lerk dai lerm bor dai (Mike Piromporn) -- Rang jai rai wan (Siriporn Aumpiapong) -- An elephant's swan song (Thai Elephant Orchestra) -- Moo lam lam teai (Chawiwan Damnoen) -- Amazing Isaan (Pol Pan Lao) -- Oh oh oh (China Dolls) -- Roop khao krapao aei (Anand Jaidee) -- Ma kor tho tai (Jieb Benjaporn) -- The Nang Hong suite for double piphat ensemble (Fong Nam) -- Sieng soong wao sao (Ekachai Srivichai) -- Katikar huajai (Sao Somparn) -- Tam ha kujee (Krusala) -- So duang = The sad king (Benjarong Thanakoset) -- Sao noong san (Sorn Shinchai) -- Sao na sang fan (Paijit Aksornnarong) -- Pong Lang Ensemble Pong Lang dance (Chagkachan).
Compilation from previously released material.
"Thailand offers some of Asia's most pulsating sounds ... lukthung, the central region 'country' music ... and morlam, from an area that very few visitors venture to, Isaan, in the northeast ... Morlam, in its modern form, is rhythmically powerful and vocally dynamic and is popular throughout Thailand"--Container.
Artists include Man Motorgai ; Namoiy Thammalangka ; Surasak Donchai ; Mike Piromporn ; Siriporn Aumpiapong ; Thai Elephant Orchestra ; Chawiwan Damnoen ; Pol Pan Lao ; Chawiwan Damnoen ; China Dolls ; Anand Jaidee ; Jieb Benjaporn ; Fong Nam ; Ekachai Srivichai ; Sao Somparn ; Krusala ; Benjarong Thanakoset ; Sorn Shinchai ; Paijit Aksornnarong ; Chagkachan Pong Lang Ensemble.
Series produced by Phil Stanton ; compiled by Paul Fisher.