Huang Yingying's album in the UFO period has been hyped to sky-high prices by niche players, but it has retired from the entertainment industry for many years, and it has long since stopped asking more about the stories of the jianghu circle. In 2012, Huang Yingying's 51st album "Lullaby" is her new work after 14 years of "Crazy for Love" in 1998, and it is also a farewell to the music scene. Fans in the mainland feel a little unfamiliar with the Yellow Warbler and don't know the legend of this veteran diva. Born in 1951, she is about to usher in the age of seventy years.
If it weren't for the nostalgia, the early sky-high CD of the Yellow Warbler was rarely asked. What's more, today's developed digital music online field has turned the classic albums of these singers into a fast digital form. "Crying Sand" and "Only Separation" can be combined and enjoyed in the same album, regardless of the concept of the album.
Huang Yingying's popular songs are not too many, but in the early days, due to the asymmetry of information between the mainland and Hong Kong and Taiwan, her songs spread to the mainland. In the later stage, before the Network was fully developed, she lived a free and secluded life again. Therefore, for many mainland listeners, the yellow warbler is a mystery, and even the standard answer is not followed. Compared to Hong Kongers and Singaporeans who miss her voice, and Taiwanese who miss her high-key pop songs, mainland listeners may simply be fragmented melodies of memory.
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From the age of 16 as the female lead singer of the Thunderbird Choir and singing with her friends Su Rui and Billie at the Taichung American Army Club, this girl named Yingying was destined to be with singing for the rest of her life.
Billie, Yellow Warbler, Zhang Xiaoyan
Yellow Warbler and Su Rui
The most famous anecdote about Huang Yingying's debut is that in 1974, Liu Jiachang, the director who was then half red, was selected to sing the theme song of the movie "Yunhe (starring Gu Minglun and Lin Qingxia)", which became a hit, but she chose to marry Singapore when she was young.
Chen Lerong, Huang Yingying, Zhong Zhentao
and Zhang Yu
At the same time, Huang Yingying has transferred to EMI records, or continue to publish records, but mostly published in the name of Huang Luyi, until 1979, Wang Fuling's production of "Teardrops of Love" returned to Taiwan to produce and release, and then "Whispering" and "Wild Geese Walking a Thousand Miles" were even more popular throughout the streets and alleys of Taiwan. Until 1989, CCTV's "Tide" program made more mainland fans remember the song "Crying Sand"...
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The single "Cloud River" is selected from the 1974 album "Cloud River"
During the preparation of the music for the film "Yunhe", Liu Jiachang and Haishan Records had differences. Originally, these film songs were prepared for Zhen Ni, but Liu Jiachang turned to Cooperate with Gelin Records to discover Huang Yingying, making "Yunhe" the first Chinese golden song of Huang Yingying, and then there were singers who continued to cover songs, laying the foundation for Huang Yingying's development in the Chinese music scene.
Published in 1974, "Yun He", like many of Liu Jiachang's masterpieces, touches people's hearts with catchy melodies and beautiful lyrics, but the sometimes circuitous and sometimes high-pitched twists in singing are actually quite difficult. The Yellow Warbler performed the song perfectly.
The single "Teardrops of Love" is selected from the 1979 album "Teardrops of Love"
After marriage, Huang Yingying developed in Hong Kong, Singapore and other places under the name of Huang Luyi. By chance, she was appreciated by wang Fuling, a pop master Chinese, who created four songs for her, and also found legendary singer Chen Dieyi to fill in the lyrics.
"Teardrops of Love" is one of them. At that time, when disco music dominated the world, The Yellow Warbler's fifth Chinese record was still mainly retro, which became a big highlight. The song "Teardrops of Love" has indeed become a temporary choice in terms of melodic lyric interpretation and production, and is the brightest performance of the EMI period's positioning of Chinese pop songs. In 1997, Zhao Yonghua re-sang "Teardrops of Love" and included it in the album "Please Rest Assured". It can be seen that this work has a great influence on later generations of singers.
The single "Only Separation" is selected from the 1982 album Only Separation
In 1982, Huang Yingying joined Poly Gold Records, and following the success of Chinese album "Whisper" in Taiwan, Baoli Metal Yellow Oriole mainly attacked the Taiwan market. Helplessly, at that time, the former company Sihai Records ordered Tan Jianchang and Xiaoxuan not to create for Huang Yingying, who had switched to another family, and after Huang Yingying's invitation was unsuccessful, he boldly used "Only Separation" created by newcomer Cao Junhong as the main theme of the album.
As soon as the song was released, it caused a great response and swept the major charts. The song captivated the masses with a melancholy mood and a smooth melody. "Only Separation" is like a formal declaration, indicating that Huang Yingying has officially entered Taiwan's contemporary local pop music industry. The popularity of the song also made the Yellow Warbler a superstar and a bellwether for pop elements. In the mid-1980s, Fei Xiang's cover version also set off a boom.
The single "How to Keep You" is selected from the 1983 album "A Few Storms"
After the success of "Only Separation", Huang Yingying won excellent reputation with the extremely complete album "Angel Love". The market reaction of "Several Dynasties of Wind and Rain", which continues to be produced by the team, has not gone to a higher level, but it is the one with the most participation of the former in the cooperation between Ma Zhaojun and Huang Yingying.
"How to Keep You" was composed by Hong Kong musician Lo Guanting and written by Ma Zhaojun, and when "Several Dynasties and Rains" was released, it was not a big hit, but it was deeply loved by several creators. Lu Guanting soon after recorded the Cantonese version himself and put it in his own record, and Huang Yingying has always attached great importance to this song. Whether it is her solo concert in 2004 or a concert in honor of Ma Zhaojun, it gives this gentle and gentle sketch more meaning. The gentleness of this song is probably only interpreted by the yellow warbler.
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The single "The Story That Can't Stay" is based on the 1986 album The Gambler.
One movie left two classic tracks. "The Story of the Rose" is directed by Yang Fan, the theme song in Hong Kong is "The Last Rose" sung by Zhen Ni, and the Taiwan region is designated for Huang Yingying to sing "The Story That Can't Be Retained". In the album "Gambler", Huang Yingying changed the stage performance style of the first two albums to a caring mood portrayal, explaining the urban emotions at that time.
"The Story That Can't Stay" is therefore like a memory, singing about growth and emotional changes in Chen Zhiyuan's exquisite arrangement. From the whispered talk to the delicacy of the high-pitched area, all are promoted by the delicate interpretation of the yellow warbler, this song is also used to commemorate the deceased musician Chen Zhiyuan, which is a mixture of joy and sorrow, regret and satisfaction in life.
The single "Snow Is Burning" is selected from the 1987 album "Snow is Burning"
After "News from the Heart Sea", the Yellow Warbler created a completely different musical image on the flying saucer. "The Gambler" successfully defended her status as a lyric song. The new Chinese album, she surprised the fans again with "Snow Is Burning". The song itself uses wonderful electronic synthesizers combined with traditional and beautiful Chinese instrument effects to create interesting contrasts.
The lyrics and melody highlight the classical beauty of the singer itself, and the production is refreshing with avant-garde production. "Tide - Singing from Taiwan" selected her song to introduce to the audience in the mainland, which was also the first time that Huang Yingying's song was officially introduced to the mainland, leaving a very deep impression on the audience at that time. The MV uses the concept of "Ghost of a Woman" to match beautiful songs, which is also not a small adventure. In the end it was clear that the yellow warbler succeeded.
The single "Crying Sand" is selected from the 1990 album "Let Love Be Free"
If there is only one designated song for Huang Yingying's solo performance, then "Crying Sand" must be one of them. The song was written on an album before "Let Love Be Free", but for various reasons, it was not included. The Yellow Warbler insisted on being used as the title of the new album "Let Love Be Free". This song has no fancy production, but has a beautiful melody and sensual lyrics, coupled with the yellow warbler's hundred turns, easily let the song spread, and make "Let Love Be Free" become the biggest selling album of the yellow warbler.
The yellow warbler described itself as if the song was like putting a winter dress from the cupboard to the sun when spring came. This more or less describes a state of the song.
The single "Buried Heart" is selected from the 1991 album Ruan Lingyu Movie Soundtrack
After the date with the flying saucer, Huang Yingying felt that the record company and himself inevitably had differences in the process of album production, so he established the Cuixi Music Studio, which was fully in charge of the album production, handed over the distribution rights to Rolling Stone Records, and began another journey of his own.
Yellow warbler with musician bugs
In 1991, she and Bugs collaborated on the film "Ruan Lingyu" to produce film music, and the theme song "Burial of The Heart" became the memory of a generation. In order to achieve the nostalgic effect, the yellow warbler also specially imitated the singing voice of the 40s girls to record different versions of "Burial of the Heart", whether it is sad or nostalgic, the yellow warbler is at his fingertips. The melody of the little worm, which has both Chinese and Western elements, has also been re-interpreted by many singers, but in the end, it is the version of the yellow warbler that has lasted for a long time.
When recording the 30s version of "Buried Heart" of "Wild Grass Idle Flowers PengChunsheng" and "Long Sigh", The little worm first put the vinyl record on the ground and rubbed it, and then recorded it back, creating a nostalgic retro feeling of "rustling"; and asked the yellow warbler to clip the nose with a clip and sing the voice characteristics of the singers of the 30s; and finally used a single track to successfully "bring" the "pulse" of Ruan Lingyu of that era.
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"Change of Heart" is selected from the 1995 album "Spring Light"
In 1995, The Yellow Oriole returned to emi records after years of absence. At this time, the Taiwanese pop music style has reached a new page, and she has not rested on her laurels, but has constantly tried to collaborate with newer musicians. Zhang Yu, Huang Shujun, Guo Zi, Chen Xiaoxia, Zhang Hongliang, these names that later played a pivotal role in Chinese music she was happy to cooperate with.
and Huang Shujun
The album's eponymous song "Spring Light" was composed by Guo Zi, but it was different from the pop songs of the same period, ambiguous, and somewhat charming. Huang Yingying also repeatedly pinched in singing, breathing and biting words are extremely accurate, and this album has been recognized by many lesbians, becoming a theme song, pouring out their hearts for a certain type of person, driving the album number to hang out of the red disk again, the power is amazing. And "Change of Heart" is more suitable for singing.
"Angel's Fingerprint" is an excerpt from the 1998 album Mad for Love
Mad for Love, released in October 1998. In the record promotional copy, it is written: The first heartfelt song will continue to spread... Spread the word... In 1998, Huang Yingying joined Universal Music's first Chinese album, spending tens of millions of dollars, gathering international top musicians to create, and Japan's JWAVE radio for the first time to promote... After that, the yellow warbler withdrew from the music scene indefinitely. In 2007, musician Ma Zhaojun died, and at his music memorial service, Huang Yingying finally agreed to perform on stage to remember his best friend.
In January 2010, Taiwan's Himalayas re-published the album "Teardrops of Love". In February, Taiwan Leap Studio re-published the album "Whisper". In May, Singapore Dreamfield re-enacted the album "Can't Forget". In July, Singapore Universal re-published two English albums "Changes" and "Second Sight" from the Yellow Warbler Polygram period. EMI Singapore publishes essential 4CD in English.
Since its debut in 1974, the published album version can no longer be listed in detail...
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