Review by Subliminal Sounds!"If you dug the Cambodian Rocks comps, you’ll go crazy over the new Thai Beat A Go-Go series! Incredible and ultra rare recordings from Thailand in the 1960s. Records with Thai 60s rock bands are incredible hard, if not impossible, to find as there is no Thai tradition of saving native artifacts from the 1960s. There is a lot of work and effort behind these comps and they have taken a long time to compile.The amazing Thai Beat A Go Go vol 1, which concentrates on red hot Thai curry rock n roll, includes cosmic instro surf bands, mad garage/beat bands, mystic go-go organ/wild guitar rave-ups, exotic female singers, extreme sensuality and emotions, surreal and groovy, all with a totally otherworldly Thai flavor. Experience the blossoming Bangkok night club scene with the exotic bar and lounge go-go bands! These recordings have a sound that's completely inexplicable despite the use of standard rock instrumentation and song structures combining a fascinating and primal version of rock n roll, surf, r 'n' b- sometimes all in one song."
1. Kratae - Johnny's Guitar
| 2. Tamai Dern Sae (Why Do You Walk Like a Drunkard) - Payom Moogda |
| 3. Dance Dance Dance - Vichan Maneechot |
| 4. Shake Baby Shake - Sodsai Chaengkij |
| 5. Meow - Cat |
| 6. Day Tripper - Starlights |
| 7. Bangsaen '66 - Johnny's Guitar |
| 8. Yipmerdai - Dang, Der Dong |
| 9. Boongatanyon - Son Of P.M. |
| 10. Loomsiah - Payom Moogda |
| 11. Phom Rak Khoom Tching Tching (I Really Do Love You) - Viking Band |
| 12. James Bond Theme - Son Of P.M. |
| 13. Do the Watusi - Cat |
| 14. Poo Yai Lee - Louise Kennedy |
| 15. Supannahong - Johnny's Guitar |
| 16. Kaw-Liga - Silver Sand |
| 17. Klongyao - Johnny's Guitar |
| 18. Yom Pha Barn Norn Pahwaa (Satan's Nightmare) - Paiboon |
| 19. Hit the Road Jack - Cat |
| 20. Muay Thai - Ong-Ard, Jiraphand |
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