Trịnh Công Sơn
Songwriter · 20 records in the archive · 1969–1986
About
Trịnh Công Sơn, a slight guitarist, emerged as the most popular college singer and composer in Saigon, singing only of war and death; his "Yellow-Skin Songs" were sung throughout Vietnam, and he was arrested in late 1968. [Source: record sleeve and labels]
Trịnh Công Sơn as a performer: 3 records →
Songs
- Trịnh Công Sơn – もしも平和になったなら [If Peace Comes] (1969)
- マイケルズ [Michaels] – 坊や大きくならないで (Sleep Softly, My Boy) (1969)
- Trịnh Công Sơn – 坊や大きくならないで [Sleep Softly, My Boy] (Ngủ đi con) (1969)
- Khánh Ly – ユエの子守歌 [Ca dao mẹ] (1970)
- Khánh Ly – 雨に消えたあなた [Diễm xưa] (1970)
- Khánh Ly – Hát cho quê hương Việt Nam (1971)
- Khánh Ly – Hát cho quê hương Việt Nam 2 (1972)
- Khánh Ly – ユエの子守唄 [Ca dao mẹ] (1979)
- Khánh Ly – 美しい昔 [Diễm xưa] (1979)
- 津和のり子 [Noriko Tsuwa] – 美しい昔 [Diễm xưa] (1980)
- Khánh Ly – ユエの子守唄 [Ca dao mẹ] (1981)
- Khánh Ly – 美しい昔 [Diễm xưa] (1981)
- Khánh Ly – Cho một người nằm xuống (For One Who Lies Down) (1986)
- Trịnh Công Sơn & Robert Ryan – A Long Day of Sorrow
- Trịnh Công Sơn & Robert Ryan – A Mother's Fate
- Trịnh Công Sơn – Going to See the Country
- Trịnh Công Sơn & Robert Ryan – I'll Go to See
- Cao Ngọc Phượng – Madrigal of a Girl Who Lost Her Mind
- Cao Ngọc Phượng – Nomads
- Cao Ngọc Phượng – The Old Man and the Child