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Molam : Thai country groove from Isan. Vol. 2
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- Format
- Sound Recordings
- Language
- Thai
- Publication
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- Seattle, WA : Sublime Frequencies, [2013]
- Physical Details
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- 2 audio discs : analog, 33 1/3 rpm, stereo ; 12 in
- analog
- 33 1/3 rpm
- microgroove
- stereo
- OCLC
- on1336878273
- Credits
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- Various performers
- Title from disc label.
- Popular and folk music from northeastern Thailand.
- Compiled by Alan Bishop and Mark Gergis.
- Program notes by Mark Gergis and Alan Bishop, dated May, 2007, in English in record jacket gatefold.
- "Featured here are Lam Phun, Lam Thuy, Lam Plern, Lam Dern and Lam Sing recordings from the 1970s and 1980s ... [and] a few hybrid examples of Molam-Luk Thung (Thailand's national popular country music)."--Gatefold notes.
- Sung in Thai.
- Beua ai laeo bo = Are you tired of me already? (Thongmark Leacha) -- Hak beb nang Thai = I love Thai films (Palatnoi Songsim) -- Lam thuy sao jao na = Rice farm girl (Soonton Chairoogruen) -- Look sua saoban = Community people, let's work together (Sodsri Promsakson & Theppon Pedubon) -- Instrumental lam sing (Kalasin) -- Nam jai fan = The generosity of our fans (Ka Kaw (White Leg Group)) -- Song pee nong Longkrong = Two brothers leave town for Bangkok (Doi Intanon and Group Suthep) -- Sorn look sao = Teaching the daughter (Thongmark Leacha) -- Soeng e-mae oi = Ladies, let's dance! (Pairin Pongpiboon) -- Lam plern chawiwan (Chawiwan Damnoen) -- Tai salub Prama = Finishing my business in Burma (Aungkana Kunchai) -- Sao ta kom = Lady with the big eyes (Chai Mungpon) -- Lam tung wai sohngpon tahan = Farewell wish for a soldier (Monruedee Phromchak) -- Poo ying lai jai = Now she loves every man except me Plob jai nale-nar = Finding your heart in the future (Chabapai Narmwei) -- Ha fan = She's looking for a boyfriend (Junpen) -- Mob natee hai luk keuy = Give responsibility to the son-in-law (Soonton Chairoongren) -- Chun cher = Convincing you to believe : excerpt (P. Promdan) -- Raiteem tarn = No one can defeat (Thong Thaithin Isan) -- Ja leun jai = Singing to entertain the ladies Ko sao tang ngan = Asking for her hand in marriage (Singsiri)