Jenny Tseng ??? - ??86?????? 1986 Purple LP EX+/EX+ w Poster CBS Sony ? CBA 170

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	$		24

Jenny Tseng ??? - ??86?????? 1986 LP EX/EX Press CBS Sony ?– CBA 170

Made in beautiful transparent Purple Vinyl, this release comes with a Large Fold-out Poster and an Inner Lyrics Sleeve.

Originally released in Hong Kong in 1986

This is the First Pressing from 1986.


Condition:

LP:    

Side 1:   EX+ (plays EX+);     

Side 2:   EX+ (plays EX+)

Sleeve: EX/EX


RECORD:

The LP looks as new. It has been played perhaps only a couple of times, and looks perfect. It shows no signs of handling, of being taken out and put into a paper inner sleeve.

Side 1 is in an Excellent+ (EX+) Condition and looks as new.

Side 2 is also in an Excellent+ (EX+) Condition, and also looks as new.

SOUND:

Side 1 plays in Excellent+ (EX+) condition with barely any crackling in the run-in groove, and hardly any between the tracks. Overall, it sounds great.

Side 2 also plays in Excellent+ (EX+) condition barely any crackling in the run-in groove, and hardly any between the tracks. Overall, it also sounds great.

The record has been listened to via headphones to achieve an accurate grade.

COVER:

The Front Cover is in Excellent (EX) Condition, with a miniscule crease in top right and bottom left corners.

The Back Cover is in Excellent (EX) Condition, with a miniscule crease in bottom right corner.

The spine is strong with all text clear.

The original Poster insert is in Excellent Condition.

The inner lyrics Sleeve is in EX Condition.



Jenny Tseng ?– ??86??????

Label:  CBS/Sony ?– CBA 170

Format:  Vinyl, LP, Album, Stereo, Transparent Purple

Country:  Hong Kong

Released:  1986

Genre:  Pop

Style:  Vocal

 
Tracklist

A1     ???? [Body Crying]     3:45
A2     ???? [Waiting for Dawn]     5:32
A3     ???? [The Song of Peace]     5:33
A4     ????? [Rain Symphony]     2:55
A5     ???? [More Lonely]     4:24
A6     ???? [Oriental Pearl]     4:00

B1     ?????? [Dream Number Rickshaw]     4:20
B2     ? [Road]     4:11
B3     ??? [7.5 Earthquake (Earthquake Mix)]     3:13
B4     ??? [Lighter]     4:02
B5     ???? [Song for You]     5:27
B6     ???? [Agree to Lie]     5:27
B7     ?? [Newborn]     4:02
B8     ???????? [Do You Want to Have That One of Him?]     3:42


"Jenny Tseng

Born in the former Portuguese colony of Macau to an expatriate Austrian civil engineer father and Chinese mother from Hong Kong, Jenny Tseng was a child of a divorced marriage who was put under parental custody of her estranged father with her Chinese stepmother and step-siblings.

Feeling alienated with her newfound situation, she finally left Macau to rejoin her birth-mother back in Hong Kong. Facing difficulties being raised Eurasian and to a single parent in egalitarian conservative Hong Kong, Jenny attributed her perseverance and street smarts to an extended familial support system and the many guardian angels in the business along the way.

Known then to the public simply as 'Jenny', Tseng first established herself in Taiwan as a Mando-pop recording artist before launching into fame back in Hong Kong eventually as crossover Canto-pop royalty that allowed her to extend her versatility and international star appeal as a TV/film celebrity. Life's difficulties continued to follow her as she braved through new challenges including a media onslaught by the tabloids that fanned the flames of public criticism as a result of her much publicized fairy-tale courtship and marriage under the spotlight to late Shaw Brothers Kung Fu film idol Alexander Fu Sheng.

With a magnitude of sensationalism not unlike that of Bruce Lee's demise 7 years prior, Tseng bore the brunt of harsh public scrutiny being portrayed as a controlling and pressuring wife that precipitated his exploits and untimely death behind the dash of his Porsche 911 even though she was neither present at the scene nor responsible. Yet the media spin was that it was her behavior as his wife that indirectly pressured her superstar husband leading to his reckless and fateful night 'out with the lads'.

After this tragedy, the young widow Jenny was once again challenged to pick herself up by her bootstraps, move on and persevere through the next chapter of life's ongoing sojourn, private and public... ".

(from Discogs)


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