With the decline of Cantopop, many local Hong Kong music awards have also begun to lose their credibility. TVB’s Jade Sold Gold Music Awards, which used to be one of the most prestigious music award ceremonies in Asia, took most of the bad hits, and each year has been looking less and less star-studded. But the JSG Awards, which started in 1984, have witnessed the highest and lowest points of Hong Kong music industry. The following are some of the biggest hauls in JSG history, recording some of the biggest Cantopop singers of all-time. Most overall wins: Joey Yung (80 awards) Most wins for “Asia’s Most Popular Male Singer”: Andy Lau (10 times) Most wins for “Asia’s Most Popular Female Singer”: Faye Wong (7 times) Most wins for “Most Popular Male Singer”: Andy Lau (6 times) Most wins for “Most Popular Female Singer”: Joey Yung (11 times) Most wins for “Gold Song Gold Award”: Jacky Cheung and Leon Lai (4 wins each) Most wins for “Gold Songs”: Andy Lau (21 awards) Youngest artist to win “Most Popular Male Singer”: Leon Lai (27 years old) Youngest artist to win “Most Popular Female Singer”: Anita Mui (22 years old) Youngest artist to win “Asia’s Most Popular Male Singer”: Lollipop F (27 years old) Youngest artist to win “Asia’s Most Popular Female Singer”: Faye Wong (24 years old) Youngest artist to win “Gold Song Gold Award”: JW (20 years old) List of Gold Song Gold Award (Song of the Year) winners: 1984:“Love in Autumn” <愛在深秋>by Alan Tam 1985:“Love Trap” <愛情陷阱>by Alan Tam 1986:“Who Feels the Same? <有誰共鳴>by Leslie Cheung 1987:“Don’t Want to Sleep” <無心睡眠>by Leslie Cheung 1988:“Blessing” <祝福>by Sally Yeh 1989:“Song of the Sunset” <夕陽之歌>by Anita Mui 1990:“Burn the Heart With Fire” <焚心以火>by Sally Yeh 1991:“Loving You More Each Day” <每天愛你多一些>by Jacky Cheung 1992:“Breaking Up On Rainy Days” <分手總要在雨天>by Jacky Cheung 1993:“Just Want To Be With You Forever” <袛想一生跟你走>by Jacky Cheung 1994:“Always Thinking of You” <那有一天不想你>by Leon Lai 1995:“After Leaving” <離開以後>by Jacky Cheung 1996:“Words of Love Not Yet Spoken” <情深說話未曾講>by Leon Lai 1997:“If Only You’d Love Me For One Day” <只要為我愛一天>by Leon Lai 1998:“I Love You Like This” <我這樣愛你>by Leon Lai 1999:“Sub-theme Song” <插曲>by Sammi Cheng 2000:“A Girl’s Prayers” <少女的祈禱>by Miriam Yeung 2001:“Shall We Talk”by Eason Chan 2002:“Next Year’s Today” <明年今日>by Eason Chan 2003:“My Pride” <我的驕傲>by Joey Yung 2004:“Bright Lights Small City” <小城大事>by Miriam Yeung 2005:“Rascal” <無賴>by Ronald Cheng 2006:“Too Late to Love” <愛得太遲>by Leo Ku 2007:“Who Will It Be?” <花落誰家>by Hacken Lee 2008:“Wedding Invitation Street” <囍帖街>by Kay Tse 2009:“In Search of Gods” <搜神記>by Joey Yung 2010:“What Do Men Believe” <男人信什麼>by Janice Vidal and JW 2011:“Chok”by Raymond Lam 2012:“Leave Blank” <留白>by Ivana Wong 2013:“Window” <天窗>by Joey Yung 2014:“Love Is Not Easy” <越難越愛>by Jinny Ng 2015:“The Secret of Tears” <眼淚的秘密>by Jinny Ng Creds: Yahoo
Very true, I remember it almost being saturated with a new EP out every few months for Canto pop, now not any more. Hope it picks up again...
This was once a show I looked forward to watching. Alan vs Leslie in the 80's, then the 4 Heavenly Kings battling it out in the 90's. The decline started after that with no real rivalries, then the TVB and record company issues just removed all the stars from the competition. With lack of artists who can get the awards of course the results the past few years have been controversal.
These awards mean nothing now... it's just TVB promoting TVB artists that's it... Chik Chak awards is where it's at.
The golden era of canto pop has pass, these new artists just don't have the character and charisma of those artists in the past, their life experiences are different and you can heard it in their musics. These awards shows are pretty lame these days.
CD's, had so many in boxes. Wasted so much money on them, back in the days. Same with those, "YES" cards.
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