‘Songs by Zi Ling and Tan Shun Cheng, Vol. 2’ accompanied by live band The Silverstones, FLP-137

This album was produced by Sakura Records. Singapore’s Chinese music industry flourished in the 1960s and 1970s. Many singers then were popular not only among local audiences but also abroad in countries such as Hong Kong and Taiwan.

 

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