This melody “Casablanca” by Bertie Higgins is loved by people all over the world. Sung in several languages like in Japanese “哀愁のカサブランカ” by Hiromi Go, in Cantonese “片段” by Leslie Cheung, in Turkish “Hatırlar Mısın?” by Ajda Pekkan etc. I just found this Htoo Eain Thin’s version and this is the most beautiful one to me even I don’t understand Burmese. What a great singer !
@RishiOfOzark6 ай бұрын
He already passed away several years ago. He was a poet, a revolutionary, a musician and a simple friend. Most of his songs are composed, arranged by himself. He also appreciated other musicians around the world. This is one of his own creations: kzbin.info/www/bejne/rl7KiohupdmBmtEsi=LqKIeiRThFvxlgnH kzbin.info/www/bejne/fHKUYmWMabN8p9Usi=43_R8ApKSiR097kJ
@mangetak27836 ай бұрын
@@RishiOfOzark Thank you for great recommendation. The Iron Cross had played this song for a session in Japanese TV program to introduce Burmese rock. Yes. The history of music is like a river. I believe songs from the past are still existing in the undercurrent even if I can’t see it now on the surface. Viva Burmese rock with lots of respect from Japan !
Nway Oo Kantkaw, Judson Hteik Ka La Yeik Pyar, Amay Yet Dokkha Oh-Lay, Tha Nge Chin Atwet, Nyi Lay Yay: are my daily playlist in these days. Thank you.