Bobby Chen
Bobby Chen | |
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Chinese name | 陳昇 (traditional) |
Pinyin | Chén Shēng (Mandarin) |
Birth name | 陳志昇 |
Origin | Taiwan |
Born |
Xizhou, Changhua County | 29 October 1958
Occupation | Singer, songwriter, producer |
Genre(s) | Mandopop |
Instrument(s) | Guitar, Harmonica |
Label(s) | Rock Records |
Years active | 1988–present |
Bobby Chen (Chinese: 陳昇; pinyin: Chén Shēng) (born October 29, 1958) is a Taiwanese singer[1] and record producer.
Chen was born in Xizhou, Changhua County in Taiwan. In primary school he was the only male student to take part in a singing competition, representing the school's choir group. He dreamt of becoming a drawing artist at young age, and involved in music industries later. After graduation he moved to the North and started his career at Taipei. He then engaged in various work such as car repairing, designing artist, and advertising. After failing three times, he finally gained admittance into Zhong Yi recording company(綜一唱片) right after he changed his name. He involved in backstage preparation and became the assistant of Liew Jia Chang(劉家昌)zh:劉家昌 starting from year 1982. Several years later he attempted composing own music and finally made an entrance to Rock Records with the help of the manager of Li Feng Sound Recording(麗風錄音室), Xu Chong Xian (徐崇憲). He published his first personal album named "The Crowded Playground" in 1988.
Discography
Studio Albums
- 3 May 1988 ─ 擁擠的樂園
- 18 April 1989 - 放肆的情人
- 14 September 1990 - 貪婪之歌
- 14 August 1991 - 私奔
- 20 November 1992 - 別讓我哭
- 2 September 1994 - 風箏
- 18 May 1995 - 恨情歌
- 12 July 1996 - SUMMER
- 17 July 1997 - 六月
- 30 July 1998 - 鴉片玫瑰
- 18 May 2000 - 思念人之屋
- 20 December 2001 - 50米深藍
- 21 October 2005 - 魚說
- 29 December 2006 - 這些人那些人
- 2 August 2007 - 麗江的春天
- 19 December 2008 - 美麗的邂逅
- 11 June 2010 - P.S.是的 我在台北
Live
- 25 June 2002 - My Destiny
Collections
- 26 April 1994 - 魔鬼的情詩
- October 1996 - ELLE 特別專輯
- December 1997 - 24K
- 16 December 1998 - 魔鬼的情詩
- 26 December 2000 - 布魯賽爾的浮木之音樂故事
- 26 December 2003 - 魔鬼A春天
References
- ↑ Moskowitz, Marc L. (2010-01-01). Cries of joy, songs of sorrow: Chinese pop music and its cultural connotations. University of Hawaii Press. pp. 125–. ISBN 978-0-8248-3369-5. Retrieved 17 July 2011.