Music critic Im Jin-mo confesses the story of the loss of his son.
Im Jin-mo will appear on TV Chosun’s ‘Star Documentary My Way’ (hereinfollowing ‘My Way’), which will be broadcast at 9:10 pm on the 14th.
According to ‘My Way’, Im Jin-mo recalls memories with his son ahead of the anniversary of his eldest son, who had to leave his side at the young age of 32 following fighting with a brain tumor last year.
He confessed, “I mightn’t do much for my children because I didn’t earn enough as a critic, but my eldest son still claimed to be my biggest fan.” I will live,” he promised.
Im Jin-mo met Bae Cheol-soo of the legendary rock band Peregrine Falcon, who led the music industry in the 1980s, and showed off a chemistry like Tom and Jerry. The two first met as DJs and regular guests of the radio show ‘Bae Cheol-soo’s Music Camp’ and have been together every week for 27 years and are now close colleagues and friends. Bae Chul-soo said, “Im Jin-mo’s critique is recognized by people because it has a unique interpretation unlike other critics.”
In addition, Im Jin-mo caught the attention of comedian Kim Gura, who listened to the broadcast of ‘Bae Chul-soo’s Music Camp’ and revealed his fan heart to him through the ‘beep’ message. Kim Gura said, “I was impressed with the critique of Im Jin-mo, who interpreted music socially and historically for me, who liked music,” she said. The unfinished chatter of the two still continues, saying that the music story is the most enjoyable.
The life story of Im Jin-mo, Korea’s representative music critic, will be revealed on ‘My Way’ at 9:10 pm on the 14th.
(Seoul = News 1)