New Shan State Music Info (and an error I fixed)
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As of now: I'm in intense recovery mode regarding my TBI (Traumatic Brain Injury) circumstance (which happened 3 ½ years ago, due to a car crash incident), so here is me stumbling my way again to show what I have: So I had (recently) decided to browse through some of the saved PDF books from a website (what appears to be intentionally redirected by the Burmese govt, so I had intuitively decided to save the PDS of the books that were crucial for me, just in case… and it turned out to be the case, of it the website apparently essentially removed ) called khamkhoo.com (apparently incorrect pages), created by, who appears to be by Nang Kham Khoo, who also created this fantastic YouTube channel , which was one of the inspirations for me finding a lot of legendary rock/pop Shan songs (that stem from, what the locals call "Underground Radio", during the 1960's - as far as I know). And, here's a PDF (by Amporn Jarattikorn) of a book that helped me find some of ...
They also sent this from this blog!! http://monrakplengthai.blogspot.com/2010/07/sai-sai-mao-ahmadaya-shan-tei-su-mya.html
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DeleteSong A1 ဃ်ႂယႃႇလိုမ်းဃ်ႂ is based on the melody of 千言万语, a 1973 song recorded by iconic Taiwanese singer Teresa Teng (邓丽君), it was later recorded in South Vietnam as Mùa Thu Lá Bay by Hương Lan and released on reel-to-reel and subsequently C90 cassette by the Shotguns label as a compilation of the most popular songs of 1974-75.
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