Which Way, Robert Frost?

"Which Way, Robert Frost" recorded with the title Zhǎo Duì Nǐ 找對你 (Looking for you) is a song by Jacky Cheung, written by Roxanne Seeman and Philipp Steinke for Cheung’s Private Corner album.  It was recorded in the Cantonese language with lyrics written by Kenny So and was released on January 29, 2010, by Universal Music.[1][2]

"Which Way, Robert Frost?"
Song by Jacky Cheung
from the album Private Corner
LanguageCantonese
ReleasedJanuary 29, 2010 (2010-01-29)
GenreJazz, Canto-Jazz
LabelUniversal Music
Songwriter(s)Roxanne Seeman
Philipp Steinke
Producer(s)Andrew Tuason

Jacky Cheung performed "Zhǎo Duì Nǐ 找對你 (Looking for you)" at his Private Corner Mini Concert at the Hong Kong Jockey Club on April 30. Cheung's Private Corner Mini Concert DVD was released on July 23, 2010.[3][4]

Composition

The title and theme makes reference to the Robert Frost poem "The Road Not Taken". The inspiration for the writing of the lyrics came from the sentiments that Seeman felt, after attending a screening of the Disney/Pixar animated movie "Up". Roxanne Seeman provided an explanation of the concept and writing of the lyrics for the song to be adapted into Cantonese language. Kenny So was the author chosen to write the Cantonese adaptation.[5]

Production

Zhǎo Duì Nǐ 找對你 (Looking for you) by Jacky Cheung was produced by Andrew Tuason. The rhythm section was recorded in Malaysia. Tollak Ollestad recorded the harmonica part in Netherlands. Jacky Cheung's vocals were recorded in Hong Kong.[6]

Paolo Onesa version

"Which Way, Robert Frost?" was recorded by Paolo Onesa in English on his Pop Goes Standards album, released on Valentine’s Day, February 17, 2014, by MCA Music, Philippines.[7] It was produced by Francis Guevarra. 

The track is included in The Crossover Cafe II compilation album released by Universal Music, alongside songs by Norah Jones, Maroon 5, Marvin Gaye, Stevie Wonder, and others.

Awards

"Which Way, Robert Frost?" received multiple Awit Award nominations at the 28th Awit Awards:[8]

  • Best Performance By A Male Recording Artist, Paolo Onesa
  • Best Musical Arrangement, Benjie Pating
  • Best Vocal Arrangement, Arnie Mendaros
  • Best Engineered Recording, Ferdie Marquez & Efren San Pedro, Freq Studio & 12 Stone Studio

References

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