I had so much fun playing my 60s music playlist at Singapore Arts Fest' Festival Village yesterday! It was the first time ever I had people dancing to the music. I really am grateful to the Arts Fest organisers for inviting me to play. Here is a podcast of the songs I played last night. So perhaps you can dance around in your room too. (I hope you do!) It's almost 2 hours long!
Festival Village is at Esplanade Park. And that's really close to where the photo above was taken, in the 1960s!
I'm a believer - Mona
how do you do it - Lam Leng
Lover's Concerto - The Crescendos
Unchain My Heart - June Mok
run for your life - Lara & The Trailers
Come On And Shout - The Quests
labamba - han river sisters
Forget The Time - The Mysterians
Don't Leave Me - Shirley Nair & The Silver Strings
Gimme Little Sign - The Trailers
lara you only live twice - Lara & The Trailers
as tears go by - Naomi & The Boys
Aurora - The Jets
Shanty (1964) - The Quests
cold and lonely - wilson david
oh my love - helen velu
good old summertime - The Crescendos
shake shake shake - Rita Chao
Crying In The Storm - Rita Chao
Dreams Of Love - Veronica Young
forget the time - PAULINE SIM
lonely one - Lotus Liew
He's Sure To Remember Me - Katherine And The firebyrds
catch a falling star - vivian and her kangaroos
Love is blue - Patrina
gotta find cupid - Rita Chao
If You Always Say - Stevie Loraine & The Clansmen
I'll Never Find Another You - Rose Iwanaga & the Avengers
i shld have known better - Chinese duet
love potion - Johnny tan
these boots - Rosa fong
Please Baby Please - Naomi & The Boys
Mohair Sam - The Thunderbirds
like i do - Sakura
Will You Still Love Me Tomorrow - The Idaly Sisters
if we are only friends - heather
Lipstick on Your Collar - Patrina
dream girl - Lara & The Trailers
Baby Now That I've Found You - Sue
Is It True? - Sonny Bala & The Moonglows
mary mary - judy lee
summer wine - lisa lim
breaking up is hard to do - The Tidbits
download here!
3 comments:
Whoa - that does sound like fun! And I can definitely dance around to Rita Choa's "Shake Shake Shake" :D To be honest, I don't understand the language, but the rhythm is great!!
I'm trying to get my blog off the ground and was wondering if you might come check it out (and maybe consider following?).
http://www.guitartrump.blogspot.com/
Hope you have an *amazing* day! :)
Alex
Hi Mark,
May I have your consent to include this memorable photo of the Queen Elizabth Walk on my "3D Blog - Queen Elizabeth Walk" here /
Should photo credit be published to Mark Wong or any other name to be acknowledged.
Thank you.
Thimbuktu
Great Music. My wife who s Singaporean remembers some of these. I am a Kiwi of an age who remembers most of the tunes!
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