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The Essential Doi Inthanon: Classic Isan Pops From The 70s - 80s

The Essential Doi Inthanon: Classic Isan Pops From The 70s - 80s

Artists

Various

Catno

EM1152LP

Formats

1x Vinyl LP Album Compilation

Country

Japan

Release date

Sep 9, 2016

Styles

Various - The Essential Doi Inthanon: Classic Isan Pops From The 70s - 80s | EM Records (EM1152LP)

EM Records: ...A revered figure in his native Isan region, and indeed throughout Thailand, Doi Inthanon is a legendary producer, composer, visionary and talent-spotter, a man who combines business acumen with an unerring ability to both predict and engender new directions in Thai popular music. Fittingly naming himself after the tallest mountain in the nation, he has towered over Thai music since the early 70s, and is still active today. This compilation, the first "various artists" collection in the EM Records + Soi 48 Thai music series, is an avalanche of Doi Inthanon productions, big hits and rare treasures spanning the early 70s to the mid-80s. The songs here cover a range of genres, comprising luk thung isan, Thai funk, and molam, including examples of "lam phaen", one of several styles created by the producer himself. Doi Inthanon is highly regarded as a developer of singers, and this compilation has no shortage of greats: national icons Angkanang Khunchai and Po Chalatnoi Songsoem, second-generation molam idols such as Onuma Singsiri and Hongthong Dao-udon, soul sister No. 1 Khwanta Fasawang, and 80s-90s Isan star Thongmai Mali.
Doi Inthanon is a key figure in Isan pop music, and this essential collection conveniently gathers hard-to-find tracks which have been issued on various labels in Thailand, including Double Rabbits, Apple, Uea Aree and his own private label. Available now on vinyl and CD, with most of the tracks on the CD version making their appearance in that format.

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A1

Mon Mueangnuea - Sang Bangkok

A2

Chabaphrai Namwai - Lam Phloen Chabaphrai

A3

Angkanang Khunchai - Kapo Lom

A4

Onuma Singsiri - Sao Mo Lam Cham Rak

A5

Nutchanat Nanthana - Siang So Sakit Chai

A6

Hongthong Dao-udon - Hongthong Tam Faen

B1

Thongthai Thin-isan - Lam Phloem Rai Thiam Than Phak 1

B2

Sopha Chanthrathip - Lam Phloen Rak Num Motorsai Tham Lon

B3

Po Chalatnoi Songsoem - Toei Kiao Lao Ao

B4

Khwanta Fasawang - Lam Phaen Chao Mae 4 Hai

B5

Thongmai Mali - Lam Phaen Chao Pho 4 Hai

B6

Po Chalatnoi Songsoem - Toei Hua Don Tan Sat Kham Wao

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