Cambodian Songs/Lyrics

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Ive recently fell in love with the old 60's singer "Houy Meas" her voice is amazing!

the video is newer but its the original track


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Cam Nivag wrote:
mammothboy2 wrote:Can anyone find the recording of Rous Sereysothea singing a Khmer-language version of "... I saw her face, now I'm a believer" ??
The Monkees tune? She did that one? I've never heard it.

whilst were on the subject of old Covers iheres a couple more of hers

Ros Sereysothea - "Yom Srolanh Khnyom" (Creedence Clearwater Revival - Proud Mary)


Ros Sereysothea - "Superstar" (Capenters - Superstar)


ill upload more as i find them
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[quote="Jamie_Lambo"]Ive recently fell in love with the old 60's singer "Houy Meas" her voice is amazing!


This would be the English version , is it not ?

Cambodia,,,, Don't fall in love with her.
Like the spoilt child she is, she will not be happy till she destroys herself from within and breaks your heart.
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Duncan wrote:
Jamie_Lambo wrote:Ive recently fell in love with the old 60's singer "Houy Meas" her voice is amazing!


This would be the English version , is it not ?

Very good shout in deed, well spotted mate :thumb:
thanks for that

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Jamie_Lambo wrote:
Cam Nivag wrote:
mammothboy2 wrote:Can anyone find the recording of Rous Sereysothea singing a Khmer-language version of "... I saw her face, now I'm a believer" ??
The Monkees tune? She did that one? I've never heard it.

whilst were on the subject of old Covers iheres a couple more of hers

Ros Sereysothea - "Yom Srolanh Khnyom" (Creedence Clearwater Revival - Proud Mary)


Ros Sereysothea - "Superstar" (Capenters - Superstar)


ill upload more as i find them

Just found this one of Pan Ron & Korng Phnao covering "Beetles - Hard Days Night"
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Good on you Jamie, I love the old music as well. You seem to have more appreciation for this stuff than most Khmers. You and i have to catch up sometime and talk music.
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willyhilly wrote:Good on you Jamie, I love the old music as well. You seem to have more appreciation for this stuff than most Khmers. You and i have to catch up sometime and talk music.
yeah sure mate sounds good, where are you based?
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Australia, but often in Cambodia. I could take you down to Kandal Province and show you where Sin Sisamouth is buried in a mass grave, well within a few hundred metres. These things are important to me, not to Khmers unfortunately. The locals have no idea. We should do a road trip together if you have time.
The Khmers seem to have no interest in their own history or anyone elses. Strange fruit Jamie.
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Jamie_Lambo wrote:
Jamie_Lambo wrote:
Cam Nivag wrote:
mammothboy2 wrote:Can anyone find the recording of Rous Sereysothea singing a Khmer-language version of "... I saw her face, now I'm a believer" ??
The Monkees tune? She did that one? I've never heard it.

whilst were on the subject of old Covers iheres a couple more of hers

Ros Sereysothea - "Yom Srolanh Khnyom" (Creedence Clearwater Revival - Proud Mary)


Ros Sereysothea - "Superstar" (Capenters - Superstar)


ill upload more as i find them

Just found this one of Pan Ron & Korng Phnao covering "Beetles - Hard Days Night"
been looking for this one

Pan Ron - Sneha (nancy sinatra - bang bang cover)
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willyhilly wrote:Australia, but often in Cambodia. I could take you down to Kandal Province and show you where Sin Sisamouth is buried in a mass grave, well within a few hundred metres. These things are important to me, not to Khmers unfortunately. The locals have no idea. We should do a road trip together if you have time.
The Khmers seem to have no interest in their own history or anyone elses. Strange fruit Jamie.
yeah sounds good mate! hit me up when youre thinking of coming back over, in a month or so i probs be heading back for a few months but ill be back around novermber ithink
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