New album from the prolific and remarkably consistent Jintara Poonlarp. 10 tracks. 1. Jintara Ab Baew (featuring Eed Pong Larng Saorn 2. Tanakarn Narm Tar 3. Narm Tar Ihai Sai Mue Tue 4. Boh Ihuer Yhung Hai Whung Laew 5. Aoam Hoy Koy Ai 6. Narm Tar Ihon Bon Kuen Lum Pao 7. Gok Som Mor Ror Ruk 8. Yeh Yeh Nhor Ai 9. Kon Karng Karng Young Koy 10. Jintara Ihaeng Tai

Jintara Poonlarp is back on her old label (M). Rootsy morlam and as always some great singing from the prolific and consistently excellent Jintara. 10 Tracks. 1. Sao Thong Dok Jarn 2. Parb Chewit 3. Somchai 2007 4. Hoy Kord Tod Jai 5. Sao Barn Phai Jai Wang 6. Narm Ta Hia Plor Mia Ai 7. Kor Tod Sawan 8. Aiy Kue Duang Jai 9. Poo Ying Luem Yark 10. Lhong Bu-cha Narm Tai Ai.

Another excellent fairly early Jintara album, when she is on great form. 12 tracks, mix of fast and slow tunes.

Released in 1999, mixture of pop morlam and lukthung without the rough edges of her earlier albums but still excellent.

Excellent compilation album of mainly upbeat morlam tunes, with some slower lukthung songs too. 12 tracks.

Morlam compilation of later material, polished production. 10 tracks, mostly upbeat with some slower lukthung.

Volume One of Greatest Hits to celebrate 19 years since her first album. This one of slower lukthung songs that Jintara does so well.

Greatest Hits Volume 2 has more of the driving morlam tunes made famous by the fantastic Jintara with a few slower lukthung songs. 12 tracks.

New greatest hits from superb female singer, mixture of lukthung ballads and harder hitting morlam. 12 tracks.

Excellent compilation released in 2005. 12 tracks, most of them of the fairly roots sounding morlam style. A track from this even got played on the BBC World Service by Charlie Gillett. Jintara certainly deserves an international audience.

Brand new album from the prolific Jintara. Jintara was born in 1971 in Moo Baan Chanthung, Isaan and sang morlam from an early age. She has consistently been one of the genre's greatest singers, and is one of the few Thai singers to venture overseas. Superb CD of modern roots morlam.

Latest album from Jintara Poonlarp, just about our favourite Thai singer. She has even played in Europe turning up in London and other European cities performing for Thai communities. Her music has a deep morlam feel to it, yet is accessible to anyone. Her voice is as good as ever and the music and backing top notch with those chug a long rhythms.Mixture of ballads and uptempo tunes.

Aside to releasing new albums on a regular basis, the wonderful morlam female singer Jintara Poonlarp releases a stream of compilations in different series. This one is up to the usual high quality, mostly slower tempo tunes all beautifully sung.

Brilliant new album by Jintara, with the rootsy morlam sounds to the fore. Great songs and singing and deeply groovy.

New album from the fabulous Jintara. Well balanced between fast and slower material, mostly rootsy sounding, domintated by Jintara's superb voice. One of the best albums from an artist who just seems to get better.

Jintara is still one of Thailand's most famous singers and it's easy to hear why she has endured. Her voice drips with emotion, in a style somewhere between morlam and loogthung. Nice mix of tunes, both slow and upbeat, and a few straight pop tunes. One of Asia's great female singers.

As one of the most loved singers in Thailand, a heroine to many of the workers from Isaan, there are so many Jintara compilations, and this is certainly as good as any. Features some of her best songs, a mixture of styles from different years, and a great overview of this extraordinary singer.

Yet another Jintara compilation of lukthung, pop and morlam. Imagine Indian bollywod and Japanese enka mixed together for an idea on what this might sound like. Doesn't matter what she's singing though, Jintara always sounds fantastic.