Villagers today captured a clip of a small coastal tornado that formed near the old community of Laem Chabang in Si Racha district’s Thung Sukla Subdistrict of Chonburi province. Scroll down for video link and screen-shot images of the … Continue reading
Following is a translation and interpretation of a lovely Thai country ballad, complete with video, lyrics and translation, by an artist Sitthipong whose nickname is ‘Ton’ pronounced ‘Dtone’. In Thai ต้น สิทธิพงษ์ The singing style is very peculiar, featuring contemporary Thai country … Continue reading
Haven’t done a song lyrics/video post in a while, and so here is a great song from a six year old (2006) album by the Thai band Clash. The album Emotion has many good songs, but for this post, we’ll … Continue reading
Following is an original composition called “Impermanence” by Jao Thep Soulawynne, aka Jao Moragoat aka the Siamerican Wanderer. The latest cut of this song as you see /hear here is played on a tenor ukulele and reached its current state … Continue reading
Following is a video clip of Jao Moragoat playing his tenor ukulele and singing an original song he composed. Following the video are also lyrics to the song — completely authentic original work and all rights reserved.
Here in Rangsit, Pathumthani apartment, having been given the rest of the week off due to National Emergency Decree, only half way through the first week teaching of the new School term, I’m left in solitude with just my thoughts … Continue reading
Following is the streamed video and song lyrics in Thai English Transliterations provided by Jao Moragoat … Continue reading
The featured Thai song of this entry is called ‘Jai Ter Gort Krai?’ ใจเธอกอดใคร by the band, Neo-X. The 2004 pop rock hit title literally means ‘Who is your heart hugging?,’ conveying feeling and meaning suitably common in ‘rebound’ relationships. … Continue reading
The featured Thai song of this entry is called ‘Fawk kwam kid tueng’ ฝากความคิดถึง by the three man band from Southern Thailand, Labanoon. For those of you who don’t read or understand Thai language, you’re probably wondering who the Fawk … Continue reading