Sai Hsai Mao with The Aces
Sai Hsai Mao... he made more tame music at this point. At the end of his "rebel" music, he grabbed a team of lawyers to get the government to stop harassing him. He made both Burmese and Shan music (this one is Shan).
ၼၢင်းၼၢင်း | Nang Nang - Compilation (1970s-1980s)
Download: ၼၢင်းၼၢင်း | Nang Nang - Compilation (1970s-1980s) YouTube The bands she's a member of: Tai Noom (tr. Young Shan), Invisible , High Hopes , and Tunggaburi Band . She started it with Tai Noom. The first track on this compilation is the first track ever recorded on this band!! They did it in a basement - they did it themselves. No label or anything. They had trouble getting a hold of the instruments that they wanted (before making the first tape, of course). The band members went from village to village, singing and asking for gifts (in a humble way, like homeless people cardboard signs). They got the spare change that they could get and got the instruments for the band. They made double-entendre lyrics (what the locals would understand - not the Burmese officially led government, of course - they probably don't understand the hidden meanings of Shan language lyrics). To protect themselves from the government - not anything like Sai Hsai Mao (who was tortured a
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