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Ton Khiem
NTN ĐBRK
Tôn Thất Có Khiêm
TonKhiemPerforming.jpg
Background information
Born (1949-08-06) 6 August 1949 (age 75)
Siêng Giang, County of Tế Giang, Quenmin
Genres
Occupation(s)Musician, singer-songwriter, author
Instruments
Years active1971-present
LabelsMoon Crater Records, Cyprine, Stamp Records
Associated actsThe Watts
Websitewww.tonkhiemofficial.qm

Ton Khiem NTN ĐBRK (Vietnamese: Tôn Khiêm; born August 6, 1949) is a Quenminese singer-songwriter, and guitarist who was active in the music industry since 1971. Being that he is the first Quenminese musical artist who has taken music up another level, he is known to be the "Father of Quenminese Rock," being that his style of music deviates from that of the cultural norms of the time, of which it, as well as he himself, became the catalyst for the Era of Self-Expression in the history of Quenminese music and other arts.

Background

Musical Career

Activism against the Ostracism

Dirty Đỗ Kim Ngữ and his Incarceration

Post-Ostracism and the Present Era

Personal Life

Discography

Albums
  • Freedom Inevitable (1973)
  • Green (1976)
Singles and EPs