1, "Bright Future" 1976, Tam became an instant hit by dubbing the theme song of the Japanese TV series with the same name, so this song is very meaningful to Tam. Tan and his apprentice, Ekin Cheng, sang this song together in a famous music commemorative program later.
2. "Little Li Fei Road" is still being sung in today's K room. It is extremely cool and boring to laugh at the world, be true or talk nonsense.
3. "A Good Song for You" In the Hong Kong music scene in the late 1970s, Tan's singing of this song was a bold attempt, but it was widely recognized.
4. Huashan's sword theory has always been regarded as the most classic 1983 version of the legend of the condor heroes in TV history. The theme song and interlude in it are still glowing, singing proudly in the K room, and you have to play the Tam accent to be happy-the long-lost chivalrous tenderness.
5. "How Big Storm" Tam is because this "How Big Storm" once drove the trend of autobiographical songs in that year, and this inspirational famous song is considered to be the most representative work of Tam after "Xiao Li Fei Dao".
6, "Dust Margin" people have been in blowing in the wind, flowers bloom and fall at will, no matter how vicissitudes of the world; The wind and catkins in the city are silent, and only osmanthus fragrance is floating in the darkness.
7. The theme song of a good TV series "Flowers in August" evokes a deep homesickness when you hear Tan's voice.
8. the theme song of "the sword is romantic". On the album of the same name, Tam wears a white suit, but a bright red belt, and the golden rooster is independent. His posture with a fan as a sword is also a classic.
9. "I am cold and proud, but I am a warm current." I pursue neon and daylight all my life, and tears dry up at lonely nights, just like ice wine, which burns my hands with a sip. People are cold and proud, but blood is warm. At first sight, I was shocked. This song was written by Huang Yunling. Just the title of the song is classic.
10, "The Tattooed Hunter" Many people in Guangzhou imitated Tam to sing this song-a Sao song.
Tan's personal experience:
Tan, male, 1945, from Guiping, Guangxi. Due to the turbulent situation, he had to follow his family to Guangzhou and other places. Tan's mother is obsessed with Cantonese opera, and influenced by it, Tan gradually likes this art. After graduating from junior high school, Tan applied for the Cantonese Opera Academy. Perhaps it was fate that made him shine in the music world. In the end, Tan lost the election and the dream of Cantonese opera was shattered.
1962 Tan's mother suffered from nasopharyngeal carcinoma, and he went to Hong Kong alone to make a living. Limited by age and education, Tan can only do the lowest-level work. He worked as a tailor and handyman in Liyuan and other places, and also worked as an intern in a bank to seek food and clothing.
Even though living in poverty, Tan never gave up his love for music. At that time, The Beatles was popular all over the world, and Tan always liked to listen to their songs in his spare time.