Photograph of Malay vinyl record ‘Irama Indonesia Baharu (Indonesia's New Rhythm)’ by Ribut Rawat

This is a photograph of an Indonesian song vinyl record (or gramophone records) made in the 1950s to 1960s. Indonesian songs remain a favourite among the Malays in Malaysia and Singapore.

 

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