[LP specification]
- 1LP black half, single cover, booklet, critique insert
- 33 ? RPM LONG PLAY - STEREO
- 12inch Heavy Weight Vinyl

CREDIT
Planning and production: Kim Young
Recording: Seoul Studio
Lyricist/Music: Ha Deok-kyu
Produced & arranged: Jo Dong-ik, Ha Deok-kyu
Record and mixing Engineer: Hyungheon Song
Assistant Engineer: Dongil Park

Acoustic Guitar: Deokkyu Ha, Byeongwoo Lee, Dongik Jo, Sungwon Choi, Jintae Son Nylon guitar: Byungwoo Lee Electric Guitar: Byungwoo Lee
Bass: Dongik Cho Piano: Seonguk Heo, Songyeon Han, Taehwan Choi
Key board: Taehwan Choi, Seonguk Heo, Dongik Cho
Drum & Percussion: Kim Young-seok Flute: Oh Se-suk
Violin: Son Mi-ae, Han Jeong-hye Viola: Park Hae-jeong Cello: Yoo Jeong-im Harmonica: Ha Deok-gyu Back ground vocals: Choi Seong-won, Jo Dong-ik Special thanks: Choi Seong-won, Kim Hae-sik, Jo Ha-moon, Kim Sang-woo, Lee Geun-soo Painting/Handwriting: Ha Deok-gyu LP Credit LP A&

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, M&P Manager : Junseong Kim
Lacquer Cutting Engineer: Baek Hee-seong (Majang Music & Pictures Studio)
Cutting Machine: Neumann VMS 70
LP Pressing: Majang Music & Pictures Co., Ltd.
LP Artwork Design: Noh Seung-hwan

Machang Music & Pictures X SCORE Collaboration

[Korean Popular Music Album 100 : 54th]

Unique The great power of folk music that captures one emotion! [Sup] LP, the 3rd album of the poet and the village headman, which includes the famous song 'Thorn Tree' [Forest] LP Co-planned with Majang Music & Pictures, Korea's leading LP production brand, Taerim Score, Melon, and the Hankyoreh [Korean Popular Music Albums 100: LP Album Series] The thirteenth
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! The 3rd album [Sup] of a poet and a village chief
, a true alum selected in the 1st to 3rd of the top 100 Korean popular music albums, will be released through Majang Music & Pictures. This album, which is one of the best in the history of Korean popular music, contains not only its musicality but also the image of the times. It is a cultural content called popular music that we could enjoy relatively easily in the era when it seemed gloomy, emphasizing the inner side of a pessimistic and simple individual and singing the will and hope for the future.

This album is a self-portrait of those days that can be glimpsed through Ha Deok-gyu's religious beliefs and self-deprecating lyrics. If senior artists at the time emphasized the absurdity of society and reality and sang indirect rebellion and freedom based on sorrowful lyricism, the poet and village chief's 3rd album [Forest] stood aside from the existing point of view and took a more leisurely view as an individual. Illuminated the value of and inner preciousness.

In the absence of Ham Chun-ho, who worked with the poet and the village chief, the 3rd album [Forest] of the poet and the village chief, produced as a one-man project by Ha Deok-gyu, is a unique emotional sympathy. A splendid session was added by those representing the Dong-A Planning Division in its heyday, which dominated an era.

None of the songs on this album are discarded. In particular, 'Thorn Tree', a representative song of a poet and a village chief with self-reflective lyrics, was later remade by Jo Sung-mo and recorded an unprecedented hit. leaves In addition, 'Dream of the Blue Caterpillar', which penetrates the theme of the entire album, sings of freedom and hope with unique poetic lyrics, and 'Cool Wind Living in New Spring Land' stands out with impressive rhythm guitar and fairy tale lyrics reminiscent of modern rock. It can be assumed that Ha Deok-gyu's cultural footprints such as , which presented a textbook-like model of modern folk, became an excellent guideline for later artists.

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