Twinkle twinkle little star
How I wonder what you are?
Looking at your magic light
Watching over us tonight
Before my dreams take me away
I kneel beside my bed and pray
For all the children in the dark
Till tomorrow, twinkle little star...
Promise me you'll twinkle little star....
’Cos everybody needs a little star.
make dozens of people work hard to death in five or six yearsMozart is really a genius. He can create in such a hurry time, it's in such a hurry that he said some notes dropped down off the table but the products are still so great.
| Paper Plane - Sandy Lam Composer: Sandy Lam, Eric Ng Lyricist: Xiaohan Arrangement: Eric Ng The prince rided on the white horse The moon hidden And the kitty often chased its tail so stupid Memories in childhood are so invaluable Children plays Two foots is full of sands The laughter recall me the summer holiday in Childhood The boy who teach me how to make the paper plane What's going on with him the way to make the paper plane laying in the memories along with our growth fly, fly, paper plane not dificult to be happy #Not matter how will it change in the future we keep the thinking of the fairtale which belongs to us# the way to make the paper plane happiness will never be forgotten fly, fly, paper plane, throw (捨てる) the trouble away, it will be released by itself. Repeat # | 纸飞机 - 林忆莲 作词：小寒 作曲：林忆莲 黄韵仁 编曲：黄韵仁 王子骑白马 月亮不见了 还有猫咪总是追着尾巴 有多傻 小时候的记忆好无价 孩子们玩耍 双脚全是沙 笑声让我想起童年暑假 那个他 教我折飞机的他好吗 纸飞机的折法 藏在回忆陪我们长大 纸飞机快飞吧 快乐方法并不复杂 不管未来怎样多变化 #保留着牵挂 属于我们的童话# 纸飞机的折法 快乐是永不忘的呀 纸飞机快飞吧 抛开烦恼自有解答 重复# |
In the Chinese pop music scene in Asia, especially to those who used to listening to radio from mid-80s and on in Hong Kong, SANDY LAM is a name equivalent to transformation, perfection, hard working, feminine, and talent.
Her career began as a part-time DJ at Commercial Radio Hong Kong in 1982, in which she got an unique nick name 611 (6+1+1=8, in Cantonese ‘8′ means being talkative and always questioning about gossips and other topics). Sandy joined SONY in 1983 and her debut in her Chinese name Lam Yik Lin was released in 1984. She rapidly became the most popular up-and-raising star. Yik Lin, her third album released in 1987, reached double platinum and that when her music career truly kicked off.
With heavy influences from Western music, Sandy’s music style started from cheesy Japanese teen pop to Light Jazz; and from there to R&B, Soul, or even Fusion. In fact, she is considered the only Hong Kong female singer with the best ad-libs. She has 27 full studio albums in Cantonese, Mandarin, English and Japanese, and adding other EPs, live recordings, compilations and co-operations, there is more than 80 or more on the list.
Unlike many other singers in Hong Kong, audience recognizes Sandy as a true musician/performer, rather then an entertainer. You don’t find shocking make-up or extreme outfits from her; it is her pure voice which captured everyone’s heart. She rather spends her time work producing an album instead of attending meaningless shows. Her fans admire her as who she is and the willingness to improve herself vocally, and such improvement is well-known in the industry like a miracle. In recent years, she is transforming herself, not only a singer, but singer songwriter. To put it in a simple way, Sandy is serious about music, it is her life.
2005 marks the 20th Anniversary of her music career. Being able to survive this long in Hong Kong entertainment scene is not an easy task, because of the high competition and people are being so forgetful. Looking back, it shouldn’t be a surprise after all, Sandy is the very first singer to blend in Jazz & R&B elements into Chinese music; she is one of the pioneers who marches into the Japanese music scene and the first singer to have two Chinese songs entering the Japan J-Wave Tokio Hot 100 music chart.
Moreover, she was the most successful Hong Kong singer to make it big in Taiwan by her first Mandarin release selling a record of 600,000 copies; she also participated in Asia’s first 47 days sold out Chinese musical Snow Wolf Lake; she was hand picked by Andrew Lloyd Webber to perform in The Music Of Andrew Lloyd Webber with Elaine Paige in Shanghai in 2001, and she was also picked to sing the Chinese version of Les Miserables’s theme song On My Own. A new kind of flower in Singapore is named after her name called Dendrobium Sandy.
| Song: Little (Xiao Xiao) Singer: Joey Yung Lyricist: Fang Wenshan Composer: Jay Chow Arrangement: Michael Lin #The memory is like, a people who talking stories (讲谈を语る) using voice full of local accent jump over the puddle, bypass the village waiting for the luck meeting again You pinch a castle by mud say you'll marry me to your home in the future How many times I turn around, passing by your door, youth wasted# little sware, not stable yet little tears, is keeping in eyes Little lips, is telling department *A person lived in my heart from then on Little us That year you carring the little wooden stool To watch the show, I follow you I'm looking for the one in the story, you're the part could not be absent You took a snap under the tree I waited there softheaded* Repeat # little touching, rain running little awkward, love dearly little us, don't know how to kiss yet Repeat * A person lived in my heart from then on Little us Like emulating the drama, talk love and recite the scenario You can't pronouce correctly because of agomphosis I'm looking for the one in the story, You're the part could not be absent The little friends pull the little hands Keeping the little for ever | 歌曲: 小小 歌手：容祖儿 作词:方文山 作曲:周杰伦 编曲:林迈可 #回忆像个说书的人 用充满乡音的口吻 跳过水坑绕过小村 等相遇的缘分 你用泥巴捏一座城 说将来要娶我进门 转多少身 过几次门 虚掷青春# 小小的誓言还不稳 小小的泪水还在撑 稚嫩的唇在说离分 *我的心里从此住了一个人 曾经模样小小的我们 那年你搬小小的板凳 为戏入迷我也一路跟 我在找那个故事里的人 你是不能缺少的部份 你在树下小小的打盹 小小的我傻傻等* 重复# 小小的感动雨纷纷 小小的别扭惹人疼 小小的人还不会吻 重复* 我的心里从此住了一个人 曾经模样小小的我们 当初学人说爱念剧本 缺牙的你发音却不准 我在找那个故事里的人 你是不能缺少的部份 小小的手牵小小的人 守著小小的永恒 |
In recent years, Joey Yung has been one of the very few Hong Kong singers to successfully break into the Mandarin market, and it's no wonder considering how hard she works. The singer just returned from dance lessons in the States, and she is already preparing for her upcoming concert with Grasshoppers. Her TVB police drama One the First Beat is also currently airing in Hong Kong. Topping everything off is her new Mandarin album Little, which comes a year after 2006's Jump Up 9492
Title track Little (Track 2) is composed by Jay Chou, with lyrics and arrangement from his regular collaborators Vincent Fang and Michael Lin. Musical sparks fly as the two Chinese pop heavyweights work together for the first time, and the song quietly enchants with its gentle folk-inspired ballad and wistfully romantic lyrics. This 10-track album also features two songs from renowned Mainland producer and composer Zhang Yadong and the Chinese theme (Track 10) for Korean drama Hwang Jin Yi.
This edition comes with a DVD containing three music videos.
