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A Mark of an Era in Hong Kong Pop Music of the 80s: Sally Yeh's "Cha Cha Cha" Original Vinyl Record Collector's Guide
For seasoned audiophiles and pop music collectors,the 1980s in Hong Kong's music scene were an irreplaceable golden age. This vinyl record,often referred to by fans as "I Want to Live - Oshin's Story," is actually Sally Yeh's classic Cantonese album "Cha Cha Cha," released in 1986. This record itself was a significant turning point in Sally Yeh's musical career,perfectly encapsulating the brilliant convergence of Hong Kong's popular culture,TV series,and radio dramas of that era.
With the recent surge in retro music trends,the market demand for 80s Canto-pop vinyl records has been increasing. Especially original records featuring multiple well-known film and television theme songs have become popular items in the second-hand vinyl record buyback market.
Record History and Core Collection Value
The reason this album has such high demand in the early Hong Kong Vinyl Record Buyback market is primarily due to its strong tracklist. "Oshin's Story," as the theme song of the eponymous Japanese TV series that swept across Hong Kong,carries the collective memories of a generation; while "I Want to Live" and the dynamic "Cha Cha Cha" showcase Sally Yeh's versatile vocals and strong musical control.
Additionally,the album also includes film and television soundtrack songs created by legendary figures in the Chinese music scene such as Joseph Koo,James Wong,and Lo Ta-yu. The combination of these elements gives this original Warner Music vinyl record high historical value and audiophile potential.
Sally Yeh's "Cha Cha Cha" Vinyl Record Release Information
To help collectors and those interested in selling understand the background of this record,the core release information is organized below:
| Item | Detailed Information and Market Assessment |
| Official Album Title | "Cha Cha Cha" (often referred to by its core tracks "I Want to Live" or "Oshin's Story" in the market) |
| First Edition Release Year | 1986 |
| Record Label | Warner Music Hong Kong |
| Music Medium Specification | 12-inch 33⅓ RPM LP (Long Play) Vinyl Record |
| Core Collection Elements | Includes theme songs from TVB series "Di Qing," the movie "Peking Opera Blues," and a RTHK radio drama |
| Market Rarity | Original Warner Music pressings from that era had excellent quality. Copies that are well-preserved and without significant surface noise are relatively rare in today's market. |
Professional Vinyl Record buyback: How to Evaluate the Value of Your Used Records.
We have always been keeping an eye on the trends of such records. When conducting high-value cash buyback for audio Hi-Fi and old records,we use the internationally recognized Goldmine Standard for vinyl record grading to ensure the most professional and fair valuation for your collection.
If you happen to have this Sally Yeh vinyl record or other classic Hong Kong pop music vinyl records,you can refer to the following grading standards:
We grade according to the international Goldmine Standard (M/NM/VG+/VG/G),comprehensively evaluating the buyback price based on the cover,disc surface,completeness of accessories,and playback status. Learn more about the detailed grading standards
Proper Preservation to Enhance the Value of Used Vinyl Records
If you are considering buyback old CD records at home or looking for a reliable vinyl record trading platform,we recommend keeping the records dry,away from direct sunlight,and using professional anti-static inner sleeves and thick outer sleeves to protect the covers before handover. The better the preservation,the more abundant the return this 80s Chinese music treasure can fetch through professional appraisal.
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Album Tracklist:
01 I Want to Live > Lyrics by Richard Lam
02 Regretful Tears > Lyrics by Richard Lam
03 Can't Hide > Music by James Wong > Lyrics by James Wong > Mandarin version,theme song for the movie "Peking Opera Blues"
04 Before > Music by Lam Man Yee > Lyrics by Andrew Lam
05 Bewildered > Music by Joseph Koo > Lyrics by Tang Wai Hung > TVB series "Di Qing" theme song
06 Cha Cha Cha > Lyrics by Richard Lam
07 A Thousand Stars / Duet: George Lam > Lyrics by Richard Lam
08 Cold Mist Green > Music by Lam Man Yee > Lyrics by Poon Wai Yuen > RTHK Radio One drama "Cold Mist Green" theme song
09 Hardship > Music by Lo Ta-yu > Lyrics by Poon Wai Yuen
10 Oshin's Story > Music by Lam Man Yee > Lyrics by Cheng Kok Kong
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