Banteay Ampil Band – Cambodian Liberation Songs Akuphone

CD |;| Akuphone |;| Banteay Ampil Band |;| Cambodian Liberation Songs |;| NoAnvArtist |a| Banteay Ampil Band |a| 5393712 |a| NostrSeperator |;| Akuphone |l| 870699 |;| Rock |,| Pop |,| Brass & Military |,| Folk, World, & Country |;| Folk Rock |,| Pop Rock |,| Ballad |,| Cambodian Classical |;| Akuphone |;| Banteay Ampil Band |;| Album |,| Reissue |;| CD |;| |;| Jean-Pierre Bameulle |,| Martin Jay |,| Fabrice Gery |,| Oum Dara |,| Khoy Sarim |,| Meas Sopha |,| Khuon Khemarin |,| Kieng Yuthhan |,| In Sambol |,| Kong Bun Thy |,| Say Samalaine |,| Kheo Dam Pheng |,| Nehp Davy |;| AKUCD1004 |;| My Last Words |,| Please Take Care Of My Mother |,| Tuol Tneung (The Hillock Of The Vine) |,| Don’t Forget Khmer Blood |,| Sereika Armed Forces |,| Follow The Front |,| I’m Waiting For You |,| Please Avenge My Blood, Darling |,| Destroy The Communist Viet! |,| Look At The Sky |,| Vietnamese Sparrows |,| The Vietnamese Have Invaded Our Country |;| |;| |;| |;| |;| Traditional |,| San |,| Ly Den |,| Oum Dara |,| Khoy Sarim |,| Meas Sopha |,| Roth Sareth |,| Peou Sipho |,| Khuon Khemarin |,| Nhep Davy |,| Ket Reth |,| Kieng Yuthhan |,| Ouch Sinnary |;| France |;| 2017 |;| Banteay Ampil Band,Artist_Banteay Ampil Band,Label_Akuphone,Format_CD,FormatDescription_Album,FormatDescription_Reissue,Genre_Rock,Genre_Pop,Genre_Brass Military,Genre_Folk World Country,Style_Cambodian Classical,Style_Ballad,Style_Folk Rock,Style_Pop Rock,Rock,Pop,Brass & Military,Folk‚ World & Country,Folk Rock,Pop Rock,Ballad,Cambodian Classical,Akuphone,CD, Album, Reissue,France,2017,m-1121133,2010 – 2019,Music |;| Includes a with 36-page booklet.¶¶Back sleeve notes : ¶¶”This record is written, played and sung by non-communist Khmer Resistance fighters living in the last small area of free cambodia. the ten musicians and singers live on Cambodian soil in two camps – Ampil and Rithisen – close to the Thai border. From here they fight the Vietnamese; and if they have not guns and bullets, they use music. The purist may find some of the music on this record rather raw, some of the singing a little wobbly. But shining through each track can clearly be heard the eloquent sadness and fierce passion of a gentle people who (rather than fleeing overseas as refugees) are continuing the struggle against overwhelming odds to win back their country and their freedom from the Communist invaders. October 1983.”¶¶According to Oum Dara, record has been recorded and pressed in Singapore |;| 0742832795289