Tình Người Tôn Nữ / Nghìn Khuya / Đừng Yêu Lính Bằng Lời / Tâm Sự Nhỏ Bé

Released in 1968 by the Thiên Thai label, this extended play record emerged during a period of intense musical output in South Vietnam. It serves as a representative artifact of the 'nhạc vàng' (yellow music) genre, a sentimental and often melancholy style that flourished during the conflict era. The compilation brings together four prominent voices of the time—Duy Khánh, Hoàng Oanh, Hùng Cường, and Trang Mỹ Dung—each known for their distinctive contributions to the lyrical ballad traditions that dominated the airwaves and domestic spaces of the period.

The production reflects the typical collaborative approach of labels like Thiên Thai, which acted as a conduit for capturing the cultural mood of the late 1960s. These records were often designed with modest, evocative artwork intended to appeal to listeners seeking solace or romantic storytelling amidst the instability of the era. While these specific artists were widely beloved by the public and played a significant role in defining the popular aesthetic of the time, the technical design of such 45-rpm discs was utilitarian, prioritizing the mass distribution of heartfelt compositions to a broad, regional audience.