WHEN I LEFT THAT DAY

Date: Mar 9, 2009

WHEN I LEFT THAT DAY

Date: Mar 10, 2009

[video=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=d671POnQkrE]

I am lazy to click many time, so please embed the link so that people can watch right away.

Date: Mar 10, 2009

Date: Mar 10, 2009

thanks

Date: Mar 10, 2009

wow !!!!! thanks for posting.
cool...... they do 10 times better than laos.

Date: Mar 15, 2009

i don't think he's 10 times better then lao

at lease Lao peple don't sing "thai" song

Date: Mar 15, 2009

Is he Vietnamese? or half Viet-Ameri ?

Why no Lao singer compose English song and sell it to the world?
It seems that we want to sell only to Thai people, and we think that we are succeed.

Date: Mar 15, 2009

yes, 10 times. i mean andy, linda and cat. check it out man. smile

Date: Mar 15, 2009

It is good for Lao not to copy thai song

Date: Mar 15, 2009

Gosh, how can you say this's a good song? If he is that good, he doesn't have to go sing English song in Vietnam. He can just enter American Idol contest, and see how good he really is. It's asian melody with english lyric.

Date: Mar 15, 2009

you guys know alexsandra bounsouy ???

Date: Mar 16, 2009

Original Thai song is "Low Soo Gun Fung" sung by Bird, Thongchai McIntyre. Thai lyric is quite beautiful. "Rain falls over where you are, makes me feel cold over here"

Date: Mar 16, 2009

Anonymous wrote:

Original Thai song is "Low Soo Gun Fung" sung by Bird, Thongchai McIntyre. Thai lyric is quite beautiful. "Rain falls over where you are, makes me feel cold over here"

hahaha!

Who wrote this song first?

Date: Mar 16, 2009

I did!

Date: Mar 17, 2009

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:
Original Thai song is "Low Soo Gun Fung" sung by Bird, Thongchai McIntyre. Thai lyric is quite beautiful. "Rain falls over where you are, makes me feel cold over here"

hahaha!
Who wrote this song first?

Lyric of the original Thai song "Lhao Soo Gun Fung" is composed by Kamolsak Soontanont and melody by Jaturont Aembutr. It was released in album "Bird Thongchai: Smile Club" on 31 October 2001 and voted award winning song in the same year. Where was Minh Tri in year 2001??

http://www.ethaicd.com/show.php?pid=1120

Quote from http://www.visualgui.com/2004/05/29/van-son-27-van-son-in-little-saigon/

"...Minh Tri has no soul in “When I Left You That Day,” which he uses Thailand’s melody. His lyrics go something like this, “You are all that I need/and I’m missing you/but we won’t meet again.” How much cheesier can you get than that?"

Copycat or plagialism is not always bad. Thai as well as Japanese and Korean used to be copycat before. Now Thailand enfored copyright law, no more Thai music can copy from other countries. The most the Thais can do is inspiration from music of other countries but not copy the whole bunch of melody or lyric.