Music Used in this Episode (In Order of Appearance)

Blacksona: Day One (from the LP “The Silver Door”)

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Alexander Nakarada: Hor Hor

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Kevin Macleod: Lost Frontier/Night on the Docks/Backed Vibes Clean

Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com)

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*Sinn Sisamouth: Season of Bloom (duet with Ros Sereysotea)/

    Just Love Me

    from the compilation “Cambodian Rocks” (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/

    Cambodian_Rocks)

    Under Fair Use

*Pen Ron: Jom Nor Trocheak

     from the LP “Pebbles Volume 6: Cambodia Part One”

     Under Fair Use

Audio from “Royal Ballet of Cambodia”, 1965

National Archives and Records Administration

In the Public Domain

*Yol Aulorong: Don’t Be Upset

    from the compilation “Cambodian Rocks” (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/

    Cambodian_Rocks)                              

    Under Fair Use

*Sinn Sisamouth: Beloved Girlfriend/ Apart from Beloved Lover

     Sromol Neang Akara/Under the Sound of Rain

     Under Fair Use

*Baksey Cham Krom: B.C.K./ Pleine Lune (Full Moon)

     Under Fair Use

*Chum Ken: Kampuchea Twist (Twist! Twist! Khnyom)

     Under Fair Use

*Liev Tuk: Dance Soul Soul (Rom Sue Sue)

     from the compilation “Cambodian Rocks” (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/

     Cambodian_Rocks)

     Under Fair Use

*Mao Sareth: Thporl Khuoch

     Under Fair Use

*Pen Ron: No Need to Be Ashamed/I’m Unsatisfied (Knyom Mun Sok Jet Te)

     from the compilation “Cambodian Rocks” (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/

     Cambodian_Rocks)

     Under Fair Use

*Ros Sereysotea:Title Unknown/ ផ្ការីកលើមេឃ  រស់ សេរីសុទ្(Flowers in the Sky)/I’m 16/Wicked Husband/Haircut/Hand Tied
Rice

      All but “Flowers in the Sky” and "Hand Tied Rice" from the compilation “Cambodian      

     Rocks” (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cambodian\_Rocks)

     Under Fair Use

*Note on Cambodian copyright: Cambodia did not have a copyright law until 2003. The fact that the country underwent a genocide meant that personnel, label info, recording dates etc were lost. Therefore specific information about the Golden Age of Cambodian pop and rock is, more often than not, missing.