Red Eye Entertainment Clubs (Taa Wen Daeng)

Author: **Irish Alan** » May 14, 2009, 4:55 am

I never noticed his ears... He is a cool dude and as you know possibly the biggest star on the music scene. I just can't see him dancing, dancing is for ladies and gay men... :mrgreen:

Author: **beer monkey** » May 14, 2009, 4:59 am

I prefer the larger ears on the girls rather than the men...infact i don't even look at mens ears.

Author: **Irish Alan** » May 14, 2009, 5:08 am

Another popular bloke in Tawan Daeng. Pee Saderd.

Author: **Tilokarat** » May 14, 2009, 5:12 am

BM, you mean to say that you have never noted the wingspan on the ears of Prince Charles?

Yes, I agree Khun Irish, although Elvis, Jackie Wilson, James Brown and others were not bad on their feet.

I remember Carabao from the late 70s or early 80s when they came out with 'Made in Thailand'. I love that song and the words still apply today, don't they?

I like Pee Saderd too. He has a good sense of humour, and the song he has for being in the hospital over a brokenheart is a classic. It is somewhere in the favourite songs section.

Author: **westerby** » May 15, 2009, 2:19 am

Who owns the Dawan Daeng pubs, anyone know? Will it relocate in Udon when they finally decide to build their fan dabby dozey shopping centre across from the Compleck, or has that cunning plan been placed on the back burner?

Author: **Tilokarat** » May 15, 2009, 3:58 am

These are good questions to which I have no answers.

They are almost like franchises with various cities having their own version of the Red Sun.

So...who is the owner of the original, and the branch franchises?

Author: **westerby** » May 15, 2009, 4:20 am

Tilokarat wrote:[color=#8000BF][color=#8000FF]These are good questions to which I have no answers.

They are almost like franchises with various cities having their own version of the Red Sun.

So...who is the owner of the original, and the branch franchises?[/color][/color]

Your special friend will know.

Author: **Tilokarat** » May 15, 2009, 5:08 am

Yes, of course, I completely forgot about her...I mean...

Actually, she prefers heavy metal to Thai music and has not been to this establishment in Udonthani. However, her nephew might know as he works as a part-time dj in the city. He is not quite 19 so I am not sure if he can enter places like this.

Or did you mean the pink poodle? We have yet to meet so it is likely the special friend who owns a large white poodle, 2 chihuahuas and a pomermanium (sp).

Author: **westerby** » May 16, 2009, 3:55 pm

No Uncle Tilo, I was referring to your lady friend. Does she listen to Led Zepp? I've not met many Thai people that listen to Heavy Metal. I'm pretty sure her son can patronise Dawan Daeng, our nieces and nephews would regularly go to DD with us when they were teenagers. Might be another matter if he's on his own though.

I always thought it was very dark in DD, very difficult for a one-legged dwarf like me to negotiate the thoroughfares between the tables, thankfully those pretty waitresses have torches (flashlights, Yanks) to assist.

Author: **Tilokarat** » May 17, 2009, 12:09 am

She likes Iron Maiden. This is not to say that she does not like Thai music, because she does, just not the sia jai (tales of woe and heartache) songs. She also likes early Elvis, the Beatles and now has begun to like punk music (I never ask her very much about her musical tastes).

Her view is that she is a single parent and must be very strong for her son at all times and never show weakness or sadness.

This lady was a member of the Thai military (militia) for two years, raced cars in Chiang Mai and rarely shows any emotion but happiness even in the worst of times. She does not suffer fools gladly.

Her son has just turned 14 so he will not be visiting bars very soon.

However, when he does it just might be as a musician.

He studies guitar with the Yamaha group in Udonthani and just returned from their contest in Bangkok, where his group came in second in the all-Thailand popular music category (he plays lead guitar). He came in third in the all-Thailand classical guitar category.

Next year his group (most of the kids are 17-19, but he is the leader) has been invited to perform on tv shows in South Korea and Singapore.

The kid has his own fan club and the little girls like to get his autograph and have their photos taken with him.

He is also adept at computer design but plans to go to veterinarian school at Mae Joe (Chiang Mai) in the future.

He has been in contests in Udonthani, Nong Khai, Nakhon Ratchasima and Khon Kaen. The group next appears in Nakhon Ratchasima in December.

For his fans and dedicated followers, his favourite football club is Liverpool, and he does not like Thai music very much.

The Taewan Daeng in Khon Kaen was fairly well lit, like the customers, and the biggest problem for the punters was to negotiate their way around the tables to the washroom and weave their way back.

Author: **westerby** » May 17, 2009, 2:10 am

She sounds like an interesting person. Although it's never good form to discuss a woman on a public forum so I'll ask no more.

Author: **Tilokarat** » May 17, 2009, 2:24 am

Merci beaucoup.

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