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King's Singers - right royal treat

By Pauline D. Loh | China Daily | Updated: 2011-12-27 07:59

As a young DJ with a radio station in Hong Kong, I had to host a late-night easy listening program called Oldies But Goodies. It came on at 11 every night and my instructions from the program director were: No rock, no Beatles, nothing loud.

My favorite fallback album from the library then was a well-worn vinyl record with six fresh-faced, soap-scrubbed young men in Oxfords grinning engagingly from the cover. They were The King's Singers, and they sang a cappella in perfect harmony. They also made pleasing my bosses so much easier.

That was at least 30 years ago, and the group had already been singing for more than 10 then. Fast-forward to 2011, when they celebrated their 43rd anniversary, with their popularity no less than it has always been.

King's Singers - right royal treat

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