Thai Singer like to sing Lao song(good or not)

Date: Sep 26, 2009

Thai Singer like to sing Lao song(good or not)

kino · Senior Member

Anonymous wrote:

in my life, I used to heard that Thai singer like to took Lao song to be their own for produced album, but I don't know the owner of original have some agreement with that artists or not such as Mike Piromporn he took many Lao song like in this

[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xCNy_8YkqjY [/youtube]

how about your pinoin

I think they buy copyrights of the songs before they can re-produce them. Yingyong Yordbuagnam sings "Kho Gneun Mia Pai Sia Kha Hong' (asking money from a wife to pay for a room); Pee Sadert sings "Jee Hoy"...

It's all good for me as long as they pay for what they take.

Date: Sep 26, 2009

Does anybody know if this song is originally a Lao song? It sounds so familiar.

video=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wL1-WsmlhGY&feature=related

Date: Sep 26, 2009

Anonymous wrote:

Does anybody know if this song is originally a Lao song? It sounds so familiar.

video=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wL1-WsmlhGY&feature=related

kino · Senior Member

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Does anybody know if this song is originally a Lao song? It sounds so familiar.

video=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wL1-WsmlhGY&feature=related

Not sure about the above song. But these are Lao songs:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=i_F-f20cP0E

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XOLEsgUDeFo

(Hoy Gee Kaem Lao, originally sang by Ki Nouhuang)

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6LFP2u-DT8Y

(Sao Thin Keo, originally sang by Buagneun Saphouvong)

Date: Sep 26, 2009

Such a stupid Question.... Get a life

Date: Sep 26, 2009

if you think this is stupid question, but when you think in the opposite side when Lao singer sing Thai song in publish you think it is good

Date: Sep 26, 2009

Thai get bored so easily. They wants to do somethings new for the change all the time. Sometimes they even like to sing in alien language. Like this one.

I mean, you have got to be kidding me. Don't you have anysong better to sing?

Date: Sep 26, 2009

Anonymous wrote:

Such a stupid Question.... Get a life

People say other stupid mean him/herself stupid.

cant believe, just know how to say stupid.... what a shame

kino · Senior Member

Anonymous wrote:

Thai get bored so easily. They wants to do somethings new for the change all the time. Sometimes they even like to sing in alien language. Like this one.

I mean, you have got to be kidding me. Don't you have anysong better to sing?

This is actually very catchy song. Pretty cool.

Date: Sep 26, 2009

kino wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

in my life, I used to heard that Thai singer like to took Lao song to be their own for produced album, but I don't know the owner of original have some agreement with that artists or not such as Mike Piromporn he took many Lao song like in this

[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xCNy_8YkqjY [/youtube]

how about your pinoin

I think they buy copyrights of the songs before they can re-produce them. Yingyong Yordbuagnam sings "Kho Gneun Mia Pai Sia Kha Hong' (asking money from a wife to pay for a room); Pee Sadert sings "Jee Hoy"...

It's all good for me as long as they pay for what they take.

Yeahhhhh, agree with Brother Kino, in today businese's world you just can't jump here and there and take somebody''copyright-trademark'' and put in your own benefit, that violated copyright law. and in the case of thai look-tung sing alot of lao old songs. i believe they must bought a copyright from the owner of the song or the record company that for sure.. so anyway, for eirther lao sing or thai sing i love both of them.

Date: Sep 26, 2009

kino wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Does anybody know if this song is originally a Lao song? It sounds so familiar.

video=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wL1-WsmlhGY&feature=related

Not sure about the above song. But these are Lao songs:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=i_F-f20cP0E

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XOLEsgUDeFo

(Hoy Gee Kaem Lao, originally sang by Ki Nouhuang)

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6LFP2u-DT8Y

(Sao Thin Keo, originally sang by Buagneun Saphouvong)

Tai Orathai singing the song only from the Master Salah, well known Thai-esarn Country Song Writer

Many of Lao songs rewrite and bought the copyright to sing in Lao. It's hard to find that Thai people singing and brought to rewrite to Thai Country song but I knew that some song such like "Koo Larhb Paksan or Lao Duang Deun"

In Lao has not many song writers yet

kino · Senior Member

Anonymous wrote:

kino wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Does anybody know if this song is originally a Lao song? It sounds so familiar.

video=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wL1-WsmlhGY&feature=related

Not sure about the above song. But these are Lao songs:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=i_F-f20cP0E

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XOLEsgUDeFo

(Hoy Gee Kaem Lao, originally sang by Ki Nouhuang)

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6LFP2u-DT8Y

(Sao Thin Keo, originally sang by Buagneun Saphouvong)

Tai Orathai singing the song only from the Master Salah, well known Thai-esarn Country Song Writer
Many of Lao songs rewrite and bought the copyright to sing in Lao. It's hard to find that Thai people singing and brought to rewrite to Thai Country song but I knew that some song such like "Koo Larhb Paksan or Lao Duang Deun"

In Lao has not many song writers yet

Nah. Tai Orathai doesn't sing only Salah's composed songs. And Salah doesn't compose all her songs. Some are Lao songs, especial Lum. Listen to Tai 'lum' then you know those Lum are Lao, at least with Lao melody. I don't think Thai has "Lum Tang Wai" (just one example).

kino · Senior Member

Just another example. This is Lum Salavan by Tai Orathai:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=07v-TsaTg40&feature=related

For those who don't know what and where Salavan is, it's one of the provinces in Laos where this traditional song was originated from.

Date: Sep 26, 2009

TQ for post this one, it remind me my young years.
i think this one i heard around the year of 1968-72 correct me if i m wrong.
it was definitely lao original song. i was too young to remember the singer or the song writer.

my3cent

Date: Sep 26, 2009

kino wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

kino wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Does anybody know if this song is originally a Lao song? It sounds so familiar.

video=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wL1-WsmlhGY&feature=related

Not sure about the above song. But these are Lao songs:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=i_F-f20cP0E

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XOLEsgUDeFo

(Hoy Gee Kaem Lao, originally sang by Ki Nouhuang)

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6LFP2u-DT8Y

(Sao Thin Keo, originally sang by Buagneun Saphouvong)

Tai Orathai singing the song only from the Master Salah, well known Thai-esarn Country Song Writer
Many of Lao songs rewrite and bought the copyright to sing in Lao. It's hard to find that Thai people singing and brought to rewrite to Thai Country song but I knew that some song such like "Koo Larhb Paksan or Lao Duang Deun"

In Lao has not many song writers yet

Nah. Tai Orathai doesn't sing only Salah's composed songs. And Salah doesn't compose all her songs. Some are Lao songs, especial Lum. Listen to Tai 'lum' then you know those Lum are Lao, at least with Lao melody. I don't think Thai has "Lum Tang Wai" (just one example).

But Lum is also using in Esan music before they actual sing the song they Lum first

I don't know...better not to compare anything about Lao-Thai... headache

Date: Sep 26, 2009

....................It's hard to find that Thai people singing and brought to rewrite to Thai Country song...............................................................................................

you might be right about that, but please, provide some evident, the singer name or year and the original dish. in the late 60ties i m still remember playing sangthong sisay (he was an actor and singer),southep wongkamheng, souliphonh and a lot of the old singers. laos got a lot of very emotional, romantic and famous song writers and singer. by your above statement, i think that you first heard thai version, then laos, that why you think everything is thais'. it's discussable about the original, bcoz of the closest of both laos and thai culture, language and tradition and most of those ppl emigrated to thailand after 1975 and the legacy of their works continue to ego the globe. by saying that, it's messing up the original, if we don't take in mind when and where first recorded and that is the original.

my3cent

Date: Sep 26, 2009

if i'm not mistake the Lao original song was ( Ai jon la tii nong jueng luey ) not sure who sang that song , but it was pretty good song back then and now still very popoular song too , i like the song very much

Destined · Senior Member

Anonymous wrote:

kino wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Does anybody know if this song is originally a Lao song? It sounds so familiar.

video=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wL1-WsmlhGY&feature=related

Not sure about the above song. But these are Lao songs:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=i_F-f20cP0E

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XOLEsgUDeFo

(Hoy Gee Kaem Lao, originally sang by Ki Nouhuang)

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6LFP2u-DT8Y

(Sao Thin Keo, originally sang by Buagneun Saphouvong)

Tai Orathai singing the song only from the Master Salah, well known Thai-esarn Country Song Writer
Many of Lao songs rewrite and bought the copyright to sing in Lao. It's hard to find that Thai people singing and brought to rewrite to Thai Country song but I knew that some song such like "Koo Larhb Paksan or Lao Duang Deun"

In Lao has not many song writers yet

just leting you know "thai esan" are pretty much lao ethnic and they brought all that they learned about music, culture, and tradition from lao. if you know about lao, thai history. so if you say a song "originally" came form thai esan it would have been originated in laos. because thai isan is just a location while the people living in that district/area are lao people.

Date: Sep 27, 2009

Nice music but the singer should redo her hair again..it's look fuuny

Date: Sep 27, 2009

Date: Sep 27, 2009

Let's you see

www.youtube/ I'm lao.com

www.youtube.com

Date: Sep 27, 2009

Date: Oct 1, 2009

But I like this song the most. It's represent the reality of our women

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