Popular male lukthung vocalist with an almost reggae feel to the rhythm.

Older recording of rootsy sounding morlam, relentless rhythm, quick fire vocals and conga like drums.

Plucking phin (guitar/lute), reliable groove that heats up throughout.

Modern version of Morlam Glawn, a narrative form where male and female singers joust, originally in contests lasting throughout the night, each singer egging the other on. Wonderful.

Charlemphol sings with Pimpa the queen of lukthung prayuk, a mixture of morlam and luktung. Pimpa sings with distinctive nasal tone.

The male star of morlam, who successfully mixes in elements of lukthung. Lighter sound & feel.

Morlam/Lukthung singer in fine form.

Gracefully switching from the faster morlam to lukthung in both Laotian and Thai.

Young lukthung singer, mainly mid-tempo Thai folk songs.

Fast rap vocals set high in the mix. Has taken morlam in a new direction.

Male star of morlam, rap set over jazzy organ, sax and phin ( 2 string guitar).

Morlam Sing, the development of morlam glawn, bristling live set with rasping vocals.

Morlam Sing live recording with a great groove and inspired phin (2 stringed guitar) playing.

Top duo singing Morlam Sing, live recording.

Male/female Morlam sing rap like vocals.

Rap style vocals, great khaen (bamboo mouth organ) playing and rhythms.

Opens with the wailing' Oh Law Naw', and quickly moves to irresistable groove.

Queen of lukthung who died in 1992.Melancholic and uptempo tunes with sometimes string accompaniment.

Selection of mostly uptempo songs.Blend of Thai folk and western styles.

Another greatest hits selection from singer who died aged 31, and who was a national heroine.

Good mix of upbeat and melancholic songs.

Pompuang's last concert, with some great moments and manic backing.

Veteran lukthung singer, the male version of Pompuang Duangjan.