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Dengue Fever Presents: Electric Cambodia
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Track Listings
| 1 | Give Me One Kiss |
| 2 | Don't Speak |
| 3 | Jombang Jet |
| 4 | Flowers in the Pond |
| 5 | Shave Your Beard |
| 6 | I Will Marry You |
| 7 | I Want to Shout |
| 8 | Jasmine Girl |
| 9 | I Want to Be Your Lover |
| 10 | Hope to Meet You |
| 11 | Snaeha |
| 12 | I Will Starve Myself to Death |
| 13 | [Untitled] |
| 14 | Cold Sky |
Editorial Reviews
This music was recorded in the 1960s and early '70s soon after Cambodia became an independent nation. It was a period of rapid modernization that not only influenced music, but also architecture, sculpture, painting, dance and cinema. For many, it was Cambodia's own artistic renaissance, a time pointing to a hopeful future. This golden era came to a sudden end when the Khmer Rouge took control of the country in 1975 and brutally attempted to destroy any trace of modern society. Sadly, while many of the recordings of modern Cambodian rock and roll survived, most of the artists who created it did not. Over the last decade DENGUE FEVER has culled this compilation of their favorite Cambodian rock and roll from many different cassette tapes. The great music you'll find here is a testament to the spirit of a modern Cambodia that existed not so long ago, and should be remembered today. Was featured on PRI's The World on 3/11/2010.
Product details
- Is Discontinued By Manufacturer : No
- Product Dimensions : 4.92 x 5.59 x 0.51 inches; 2.89 ounces
- Manufacturer : Minky Records
- Original Release Date : 2010
- Date First Available : November 15, 2009
- Label : Minky Records
- ASIN : B002WSYLRQ
- Country of Origin : USA
- Number of discs : 1
- Best Sellers Rank: #142,603 in CDs & Vinyl (See Top 100 in CDs & Vinyl)
- #10,417 in International Music (CDs & Vinyl)
- #60,885 in Pop (CDs & Vinyl)
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As noted by others, the sound quality on this CD is not up to modern standards, but considering that the songs were sourced mostly from old cassette tapes, I think the folks in Dengue Fever did an admirable job in putting this compilation together. For me, the emotional power of the music overcomes any deficiencies in the audio. My only criticism would be the lack of in-depth liner notes or background on these groundbreaking Cambodian recording artists. I realize it may not have been possible to obtain exact recording dates and other details about the songs, but I think many listeners would have appreciated more information about these artists and this period of Cambodian music.
The period covered on this compilation must have been an exciting era for music in Cambodia. The musicians and singers were obviously influenced and captivated by the music they heard that was being played in the US and England. You can hear the fuzztone and surf guitar riffs, along groovy organ playing, and funky bass notes, fused with more traditional Cambodian musical styles. Combining all these influences created a truly unique sound, although at times I'm also reminded of what was going on in Indonesia around the same time period (listen to the excellent "Those Shocking Shaking Days" for an Indonesian take on '60s and '70s rock music).
Here is the complete track listing:
1. Give Me One Kiss – Dara Chom Chan
2. Don’t Speak – Pan Ron
3. Jombang Jet – Pan Ron
4. Flowers in the Pond – Ros Sereysothea
5. Shave Your Beard - Ros Sereysothea
6. I Will Marry You - Pan Ron
7. I Want To Shout - Ros Sereysothea
8. Jasmine Girl – Pan Ron & Sin Sisamouth
9. I Want To Be Your Lover - Pan Ron
10. Hope to Meet You - unknown
11. Snaha - Pan Ron
12. I Will Starve Myself To Death - Ros Sereysothea
13. (untitled – Pan Ron
14. Cold Sky - Ros Sereysothea
If you're not already a fan of this genre, then Dengue Fever's own albums may actually be a better place to start. Come back to this collection, or one like it, once you're hooked.
As the note on the CD indicates, most of the artists probably have died during the Khmer Rouge days. I see the CD as a small tribute to those artists. I thank Dengue Fever for opening up new avenues for people like me to discover music like this. And may these artists rest in peace.
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