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BLUE ASIA
- Ref. MY7574
- KING RECORDS COMPACT (JPN), 2005.
"Makoto Kubota and Blue Asia have produced another extraordinary album, this time centering on the music of Thailand. Many of the tracks have some morlam (northeasten) roots, with the chuggish, almost reggae like rhythms. There's plenty of phin (lute) khaen (mouth organ) and both male and female morlam singing. Blue Asia add keyboards and rhythm programming, but unlike the glossy or cheesy synths that blight some Thai albums, this backing is always sophisticated, cool, original and tasteful. Elsewhere some of the tracks have a more pan-Asian feel, with echoes of past recording locations of Vietnam or Bali. There are some great female singers; the fairly pop but definitely Thai sounding Apple, Lady Nan is more of a lukthung (Thai country) singer, while Chawiwan Damhuen is one of the greatest tradiitional morlam singers. Kubota has great fun with Dub Kornkaen, morlam being ripe for a dub mix. Serves as an exceptional album in its own right but also as a good introduction to the delights of Thai roots music."
Interprètes
- BLUE ASIA:
- Yoichi IKEDA : Keyboards, Programming [Synth.]
- Jenny CHIN : Programming [Synth.], Keyboards
- Mac CHEW : Programming [Synth.], Accordéon, Keyboards
- Makoto KUBOTA : Keyboards, Programming [Synth.], Basse
- APPLE : Voix
- Suebsak CHOOWONG : Instruments divers
- LADY NAN : Voix
- GAEM : Voix
- Nakare KHAMCHAEE : Basse, Guitare
- MADE : Tabla
- Kiyoshi TSUCHIYA : Guitare
- Chawiwan DAMHUEN : Voix
- Thongkhan TAKLA : Khene
- Pon RIMPONG : Phin, So, Voix
- Chaiwat KARASHIN : Khene
- Wirat KARASHIN : Drum
- BURAPAH : Voix
- Lewis PRAGASAM : Drum
- Greg LYONS : Saxophone, Flûte
- ISTANBUL SEXTET : Strings
- Chakrayud LAISAKUL : Flûte
- PON : So
- KOKO : Kendang
Pistes
- 1 Sawasdee (intro)
- 2 Sao chumpae pae rak
- 3 A song for Nee
- 4 Dao ruang dao roi
- 5 Lam teai
- 6 Esarn kornkaen
- 7 Fun fun fun (dream after dream)
- 8 Lao duang duen
- 9 Chaophraya
- 10 The beloved's birthday
- 11 Klai nong
- 12 Sawasdee
- 13 Dub Kornkaen