The Most Entertaining Music on stage: Mitlida, belafonte at Carnegie Hall

I am sure this is the top 100 recordings in the last century, live and applausing, Music is fantastic, arrangement is stunting, and Henry sung "Matilda" with all the audience to end the show, one of the most entertaining episode..."Woman over 40!"

Amazing...

You know what I mean if you have listened this section.

This is re-issue copy, Price HKD$800 6 years ago.,

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Tacet's FGP (first generation Pressing) Microphone Vol.II 2/783

This is a Jazz album, the second LP released by tacet since 1997.

This is an awesome record as there dynamic, tone, liveliness is first Class.
also the record is so quiet.

This is the best demo to the people who used to listent o CD... they will say' Ak? What is this?"

"Not.. bad wor??!?"

Plesase note that this S/N is 2 out of total 783 pieces they made, probably the first one is kept by tacet!



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Tacet legendary Recording Die Rohre- The Tube

No Conductor, No Semiconductor

- This is a pure Analogue Recording using likely the world best recorder Telefunken made in 1950.

From what I can see that the tubes is Telefunken ECC803S!!

So this is a real analogue music reproduction using the OLDEST But BEST technology as they do not even have a single transistor or IC!

Listen to believe it!

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The classic Opera Movie Theme of Ning Bo, sung by Tsing Ting, with her Autograph signed for me

 The Recording is not Audiophile class, but the music and songs are superb!

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Teresa Tang latest limited LP "Tan Tan Yau Chin!"



A New Release Teresa Tang LP: Tan Tan Yau Chin, a special limited LP made in Japan. 1,000 pieces. This is No.731.

If you had not the first release, this can be the substitute!

HKD$580

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Xhou Xuan 8 LP sets

This is a 8-LP Set of Xhou Xuan, a Collectible item, especially to those lover and fans of Xhou Xuan!

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The Purest form of Trsai Chin's Translation

This is my favourite voice from Trasi Chin, who was a young girl back in 1972 and she sung in the Taiwan University once a while.

Her voice is Pure, Light, full of melody, like the taste of a packet of Stash Premium Green tea soaked in 90 deg water
for three minutes. Now she smokes quite a lot and voice has been chaging a lot too, like 30 years Wen Nan Po Er tea!

Hai Shan record , printed in 1973. at that time it was NT 102. Price of this LP can not be measureable, if you like Trasi Chin you could pay HKD$1,200 for it., if you do not like her music... needlesss mention here.

I bought this LP from the proivate collection of Captain Hung in Taipei back in 1997.
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Tim Kee Record ( Shop for Chinese Opera Music) 粤曲專賣店

He has a lot of Trasi Chin CD of different variety!

 

Tim Kee has been running Vinyl, CD business for more than 20 years, There we can find most of the Cantonese opera Music and Songs,  the owner has a private collector of some of the rare LP but he sees do not want to sell, however he had already sold some of his good stuff to me over the past 10 years... haha...

There is a lot of variety of Trasi Chin CD, I bought a Clasic Japanese Music LD, a great masterpeice fo Kings Record back in 1969. I had the original LP.

This is a nice CD recording, HKD$180 could likely buy you night of Easy listening with Strings and Harmonica!

Tim Kee situates at 148A Ap Liu Street.

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Stranger on the shore, the best version of translation, by Acker Bilk

This Stranger on the shore is likely no one could be the better on, other than this esquire Acker Bilk, as he Clarionet was so vivid, clear and bright! it touches your heart.

The other one is "Mean to me" and "I can't get started"

If I can get a original better copy could possibly better than winning a jackpot.

This is an old LP of the 50s' Under EMI SCX 3434.

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Tsrai Ching best hits 1983

This is my most preferred Record of Tsrai Ching, Simply you can play and play agian, you still like to listent and enjoy!
A bit hard to find, but still can get it. Try Paul of Ap Liu Street.
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