Singers Song Chang-sik and Jung Mi-jo will appear together on MBN's 'Kim Joo-ha's Day and Night' to share their long-standing relationship and hidden life stories.
On the 41st episode of MBN's 'Kim Joo-ha's Day and Night' airing on the 5th, Song Chang-sik and Jung Mi-jo will appear to discuss various episodes that have not been revealed before their joint concert with guitarist Ham Chun-ho on October 16th.
The two will share behind-the-scenes stories about Jung Mi-jo's signature song 'Flame' released in 1975. Song Chang-sik reveals the surprising fact that 'Flame,' which he wrote and composed himself, was originally intended for Jung Hoon-hee, and Jung Mi-jo adds that she only learned this fact the day before the broadcast. Jung Mi-jo then shares the unfortunate story of how this song, which ranked at the top of the popularity charts, was suddenly designated as a banned song for unknown reasons, preventing her from performing it on stage until she went abroad for studies. Before the concert, she will perform a duet stage of 'Flame' for the first time on broadcast.
Song Chang-sik then reveals the reason he personally made his signature modernized hanbok. He realized the beauty of Korean clothing when he felt shabby wearing a Western suit at an international event in Hong Kong in 1975, and he explains that he personally designed it for daily wear and persuaded a local tailor to produce about 100 pieces over four years. He also shares how he self-taught himself through architecture books for five years to personally design a house built to suit the Korean way of life, drawing admiration.
Meanwhile, Jung Mi-jo, who was called the 'tallest female singer' in the 1970s with a height of 170cm, recalls her experience walking on fashion show stages three times wearing André Kim's costumes thanks to her connection with him during her debut. She also shares an anecdote about how she directly visited the media to protest against an absurd scandal involving André Kim reported in a women's magazine in the past and received an apology. Adding a heartwarming story, Jung Mi-jo, who worked as a painter and art college professor after studying abroad, donated about 20 pieces of André Kim's stage costumes that she had kept for a long time to the museum of Ewha Womans University, her alma mater.
Song Chang-sik mentions vocal cord nodules as the surprising catalyst for completing his unique vocal technique. During his Twin Folio days, he had a soft, high-pitched voice, but after shouting for four months to express rock music, he developed vocal cord nodules. Rather than giving up singing, he practiced vocalization from scratch and completed his distinctive tone of voice today.
MBN's issue-maker talk show 'Kim Joo-ha's Day and Night,' which promotes 'day and night, coldness and passion, information and emotion,' airs every Saturday at 9:40 p.m.
