Dihavina 6201, 45 rpm, labels marked "Hanoi Viet Nam". Side CK. 006: "1. A Vietnamese Higlands' Love Song", music and words by Bui du'c Hanh, and "2. The Morn in the Countryside", music and words by Phantat Toai, presented by the female Chorus and the orchestra of the "Voice of Vietnam". Side CK. 007: "The barcarolle on the Hiên lu'o'ng river", music and words by Hoang Hiêp, soloist Tan Nhan, presented by the Popular Central Orchestra. The front sleeve, signed L. T. Đức, shows a highland woman in profile with long hair and a hoop earring against mountains and a winding river, titled "A Vietnamese Highlands' Love Song". The back lists the tracks and gives "Distributors: Xunhasaba, 32, Hai Bà Trung – Hanoi – Vietnam". [From the record sleeve and labels]
Dihavina 6201, 45 rpm, labels marked "Hanoi Viet Nam". Side CK. 006: "1. A Vietnamese Higlands' Love Song", music and words by Bui du'c Hanh, and "2. The Morn in the Countryside", music and words by Phantat Toai, presented by the female Chorus and the orchestra of the "Voice of Vietnam". Side CK. 007: "The barcarolle on the Hiên lu'o'ng river", music and words by Hoang Hiêp, soloist Tan Nhan, presented by the Popular Central Orchestra. The front sleeve, signed L. T. Đức, shows a highland woman in profile with long hair and a hoop earring against mountains and a winding river, titled "A Vietnamese Highlands' Love Song". The back lists the tracks and gives "Distributors: Xunhasaba, 32, Hai Bà Trung – Hanoi – Vietnam". [From the record sleeve and labels]
Dihavina 6201, 45 rpm, labels marked "Hanoi Viet Nam". Side CK. 006: "1. A Vietnamese Higlands' Love Song", music and words by Bui du'c Hanh, and "2. The Morn in the Countryside", music and words by Phantat Toai, presented by the female Chorus and the orchestra of the "Voice of Vietnam". Side CK. 007: "The barcarolle on the Hiên lu'o'ng river", music and words by Hoang Hiêp, soloist Tan Nhan, presented by the Popular Central Orchestra. The front sleeve, signed L. T. Đức, shows a highland woman in profile with long hair and a hoop earring against mountains and a winding river, titled "A Vietnamese Highlands' Love Song". The back lists the tracks and gives "Distributors: Xunhasaba, 32, Hai Bà Trung – Hanoi – Vietnam". [From the record sleeve and labels]