"Always Your Friend" is Priscilla Chan's seventh Cantonese album, which was released by PolyGram on July 25, 1989. This is Priscilla Chan's last album before studying abroad. It sold seven platinum (350,000 copies). It was the peak of Priscilla Chan's career and became the highest-selling Cantonese album in Hong Kong that year. Among them, the first title song "Song of Thousand Thousand Thousands of Thousands" became the popular song of the year in Hong Kong (the same version of Anita Mui's "Sunset Song" was also available in the same year), sweeping many important song awards. The second main feature is the beat dance "Dancing Boy", and the third main feature "Night Machine" is also popular for a while, and was awarded the "Top Ten Chinese Golden Melody" award at the same time as "The Thousand Thousand Thousand Song"; Priscilla Chan is the only one who has the same The two songs in this album won the two female singers of the "Top Ten Chinese Golden Songs" in the same year. In addition, the album also includes the Hong Kong version of the theme song "True Feelings", the Japanese animated film "Macros", which was very popular at the time. At the beginning of 1990, after completing all the 1989 music awards ceremony, Priscilla Chan left Hong Kong and went to New York for a four-and-a-half-year Bachelor of Psychology course.
Tracklisting[]
- Qian qian que ge
- Zuihou de chanmian
- Xujia langman
- Ye ji
- Dancing Boy
- Pi xing duxing
- Bingdian
- Youyu, ni hao
- Zhenqing liulu
- Qinwen
- Yinggai bu ying gai