Those of you residing on the west coast have an opportunity to catch Korean sixties/seventies psychedelic guitar guru, Shin Joong Hyun, at the Los Angeles date (9/28) celebrating Light In The Attic Records’ 10 year anniversary. Last year the reissue label released the Joong Hyun compilation Beautiful Rivers And Mountains, spanning the years 1958-1974. You need it in your life — and per the L.A. date, if we’re lucky, shit will go down like this…
Shin Joong Hyun & Yup Juns – 할 말도 없지만 (I’ve Got Nothing To Say) [from the Korean film "Miin"]
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1 | spooky August 28th, 2012 at 11:37 am[...] kreeg Shin door via deze post MaartenDigital Planner at Stroom, bassplayer for The Dorian Gray Complex. Born in [...]
2 | Fonky Friday: 할 말도 없지만 (I’ve Got Nothing To Say) - Fukit.nl | Fukit.nl September 14th, 2012 at 2:24 am[...] August, Aquarium Drunkard wrote a post about Shin Joong Hyun, a pioneering guitarist from South Korea that had untold influence over the direction of music in [...]
3 | Kim Jung-Mi :: Now | Chromatic Resonance October 4th, 2012 at 2:56 pmIt’s great to see a post about Shin Joong Hyun. Figured people might like to know that my label, Lion Productions (www.lionproductions.org), is about to release his massive 1974 album, Shin Joong Hyun & the Yup Juns, ten songs w/tough grooves, fuzz guitar, emotive singing (mini-LP sleeve CD, 180 gram vinyl, and digital album) which includes a studio version of the song you’ve posted. FYI, the liner notes to both of our releases of Mr. Shin’s music (Shin Joong Hyun & the Yup Juns “S/T” and Kim Jung Mi “Now”) have a great deal of information about (and rare photos of) both Mr. Shin and Kim Jung Mi… Thanks!
4 | Vincent October 5th, 2012 at 1:35 pm