From: william@natimuk.acci.com.au (William Lo)
Subject: Re: Broadway Musical + Lam + extra(Re: LAM is a Legend!)
Organization: IBM Australia/ACCI 
Date: Mon, 9 Nov 1992 04:35:32 GMT

In article <1992Nov7.201109.25165@news.cs.indiana.edu> <juyoung@kiwi.ucs.indiana.edu> writes:
>>	Which songs of Lam's are your favourites BTW? You don't seem to have 
>>	mentioned about??? 'Where are you[for she]?' and 'Every night' are 
>>	definitely those of mine. 
>>
>
>	It's hard to say which song is my favorite, too many.  But I'll try to
>	pick some from each albumn:
>
>	1978 Gok See Gok Fat : Sam Gor Yuen Mon (Three Wishes), Sheung Nei,
>		Ngor Yuen Chui Fung hui, Lok Yau Yau, etc

	I've found that all songs called 'Sheung Nei'(Think you) must be
really nice songs(I've done some research :-) And Lam's is no exception.

>	1979 Kuet Chak : Man Man Cheung Lo Sheung, Fai Lok Miu, Dip Bin, etc
>	1980 Mo Dun To Lo : Mei Lai Dik Siu Gu Leung, Choi Sik Bor Lei Lui, etc
>	1980 Yat Gor Yan : almost all
>	1981 Wood Sik Sun Heung : Yau Kui Wa, Tsak Yuet Chor Tsak, etc
>	1982 Hoi Si Sun Lau : Oi Ching Shui Do, etc
>	1983 Oi Ching Gu See : Shui Chung Lin, Yit Huet Ching Lin
>	1984 Oi Do Fat Siu : Shek Cheung, Sai Yu Fung, etc
>	1984 Chong Chalk Gor Chap : Shet Sing Tsun Jone, Chui Yik, etc

	I thought 'Shet' was a song written to test his range, and well, he
did OK! Great piano solo. Yes!  

>	1985 Lam 85' Special : all.
>	1985 Tsui Oi : Lan Bing Bing Dik Ying Cheung, etc
>	1985 Yau Wat : Sing Dan Yeah, Wai Shui Mong, etc
>	1986 Chin Yik Gor Yeah Man : Fung Yu Gu Yan Loi, etc
>	1987 Far Kai #70 : Chi Chan Sheung Sik, etc
>	1987 Chong Chalk + Lau Hang Gor Chap: Chalk Yat Guide Tau, Chung Yu 
>		Sing Lay, etc
>	1988 Sun Ming Ji Cook : Shui Wai Lei , etc
>	1989 Cheung Ching Gor Chap : Tung Han Man Lay, Sing Bai Ji Khan, etc
>	1990 Sup Sam Chi Cheung : all, this is a selections of his songs.

	It might sound like a cliche', but 'Chi Mong Mai Lay'(As Dreamy as a
Dream) really grabs me! Ai! Nothing special about it, the song was *very
poorly* arranged. The song itself is quite HK-ish, it touches me rather lyrically 
(less musically) I think?
 
>	1990 Yat Lok Yat Chuk : Tan Ngor Gong Yat Chi, Sing Ji Ying Cheung,etc 
>	1991 Siu Suet Gor Chap : But Joi Shuk Ngor Dik Mei Mong, Yat Sun Chi
>		Yau Yat Chi, Y Lim Che Sum Sum Yat Mun, etc
>	1992 Chui Lan Mong Dik Lei : Cheung Sum Yi Chun So, etc
>
>	Did I miss any?  I have left out those *obvious* good songs.
>
	No! In fact you're keeping very well a chronological journal of all
Lam's albums. Nice checklist for all the Lam-heads here. Very neat! Thanks. 

>>	Sounds like there are only 2 Lam-heads on this newsgroup...
>>
>
>
>>>nope, you are wrong..there should be at least one more :).  But I am not so
>>>much an expert as either or you.  So I just sit back and enjoy your articles.
>
>>>Karen 
>>>UIUC
>
>	See, I think there are many LAM's fan but just simply do not post 
>	anything.  Keeping silent do not mean that they do not care nor not
>	interested.
>
>	Julia
>

	Hmhm :-) I guess there're at least four actually, right? I'm quite ready
to wager Raymond Choi is just another Lam-head out there. Cuz I've happened to see 
him sing my favourite Lam song. Thanks Raymond. 

---Cheers,
	Bill
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