4 Jul, 2008 in
Taiwanese Pop Culture by Fili An
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This is the 6th post on the topic of Taiwanese music and musicians. Previous posts include :
- Mandarin Chinese music – More great singers I listen to in Taiwan – Wong Faye, 陳綺貞
- Pop Chinese music in Taiwan continued : Joi Chua (蔡淳佳) and Jay Chou (周杰倫)
- Taiwanese music – Recommended Mandarin Chinese artists from Taiwan – 張惠妹, 張懸, 楊乃文
- A-Mei Zhang Hui 張惠妹 : Aboriginal Taiwanese Mando-Pop music
- Male Taiwanese singers : A-Yue – 張震嶽 (Zhāng Zhènyùe)
Although born in Hong-Kong with ancestors from Shanghai we’ll consider David Tao (陶緒忠-Táo Xùzhōng) Taiwanese since his education and career were all Taiwan based.
I really like David’s acoustic R&B. Here’s something from Soul Power HK Concert called 普通朋友 (pǔtōng péngyou – Ordinary friend?) :
And Close to you (Day by day, every day, 天天,tiāntiān) …
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