The Thai tune...I can't get it out of my head

[Morakot]

The Mighty Waipot knocks out a belter, mia ja.

555+

Here another glorious one!

[Morakot]

In the same spirit, we continue with a dance version.

[JaiMaai]

[rgs2001uk]

You know Reggae ? But you don't know .... Reggae Thai

Is it true that he is dead now?

You mean, Job Bunjob (จ๊อบ บรรจบ)? That would be new...

A life and kick'n, I presume. Doesn't say anything otherwise here.

Mai rue ruang krap.

[rgs2001uk]

Klassic stuff, Khun Robert from Switzerland, love those kids.

[rgs2001uk]

A personal favourite.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4jOD97nANiQ

[rgs2001uk]

The Korat crooner.

[bannork]

[Morakot]

A rather funky version in hilarious Thinglish of Hit The Road Jack

The precise words a lady once told me after I refused to play Connect Four

[Morakot]

Please turn up the volume!

[Morakot]

[Jai Dee]

It wouldn't be a Thai music thread without a love song...

[bannork]

Or a sad song- The broken-hearted comedian, nobody sees the tears of a clown, ( just as well the make-up would run).

[Morakot]

With Love! Yours unabashedly,

[Jai Dee]

This girl's voice is amazing... Da Endorphine.

[thai3]

Rgs Your favorite is sao lad phrao by Sao Mart. Sadly she might not ever sing again after a serious illness, seen her many times and been on holiday with her, nice lady. That's Job and Joys real parents in their MV. Now what is one I can't get out of my head.......

[thai3]

..The lovely Rose, can never remember her new name. She was up for an award a couple of years ago for this but got done out of it as usual, popular song on the concert stages, well the whole album is

Edited March 29, 2016 by thai3

[thai3]

Not so much the song as the singer, Nong Phim sister of Luk Pat who sings for Nopporn SIlver gold, best young singer I have heard in a long time. She is on the star comp final this sat, should win but you never know here

[katana]

[thai3]

Katana, Chayai's sister Ann is very interesting, from Likay to luktung and now Bollywood, very talented lady, Here's another, how anyone can listen to string when there is so much great Thai music I'll never understand.

Jintara, rak sa lai dogfai baan

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eoTbsxfsgZM

[flyDelight]

Listening Booth: Thailands Shadow Music

http://www.newyorker.com/culture/culture-desk/listening-booth-thailands-shadow-music

[Jai Dee]

A bit of fun from Thongchai McIntyre...

[thai3]

Both of them together 2002, not the one I thought never mind, Saw her last night, not a great performance

Edited April 3, 2016 by thai3

[Morakot]

Today we have a bit of a theme: The Story of Puu-yai Lee

I'll start of with this 60's version....

[Morakot]

... followed by this funkydelic number

[Morakot]

complimented with this disco-ish version

[Morakot]

Finally a rather recent groovy take on it.

[Jai Dee]

Some more fun from Bird Thonchai...

[thai3]

the one nobody seems to be able to get out of their heads!

[katana]