Even if he has been singing for twenty years, people will never say that he is out of date. He hasn't changed It's just that his change is not accompanied by your idolized history, but your real life. You, who accompanied your lover to his concert, may now be the same parent as him. There are always fans of all ages at his concerts. A pair of eyes stared at him safely and sat politely under the stage. There is no abrupt noise and slogan, only a sincere desire to accept the baptism of music. Here he comes, holding the microphone, sitting firmly and smiling at you. This is Jacky Cheung.

Xueyou's albums are not as many as before. One album a year is a luxury, even a featured album. But he is no longer the kind of artist who needs to save the market with new works. He is an artist. He has created enough classics. In the past 20 years, he has not had an affair, and the ugliest thing is the funny performance in "Going East and Going West". No matter where I see him, there is a kind of indifferent comfort. Listening to his scene is even more enjoyable-you can see someone at the table at any time, crying silently while listening, covering your mouth, but your eyes are moved. I don't think there will ever be another person who sings like him, no matter what king or who thinks he can save the world by music. No one can really save your fragile heart that dare not recall the past like Jacky Cheung.

This album "Mini Concert in Private Corner" was the only performance in Hong Kong in April 20 10, instead of the grand concert tour as in previous years. He hasn't held such a mini concert in Hong Kong for a long time. The one-and-a-half-hour album includes eight new songs from this year's Cantonese album Private Corner, as well as a famous western jazz song new york and a masterpiece Somewhere Above the Rainbow. He also changed "Tears of Lovers" into jazz singing, which was absolutely rich and delicious. In the encore part, he chose his own classic songs, Li Xianglan, After Parting and Blessing. Needless to say, these songs. As long as you have loved him deeply, they won't let you down. Moreover, this jazz-style concert has injected new soul into these works, and it is definitely an album worth collecting.

Generally speaking, watching a concert album depends on watching a DVD. But Jacky Cheung's is different. Only the CD version is absolutely as valuable as the DVD. Without the interference of images, you can feel his emotions accumulated over the years, and the picture in your mind may be the original appearance of this Live. When you close your eyes, feel his gentle voice flowing in your mind, as if you saw him smiling at you-you know, it is a self-evident tacit understanding between us and him.