- Popular singer in Hong Kong.
- Languages spoken: Cantonese, ENglish, some Japanese, some Mandarin
- He attended many schools, but the one most documented is St. Francis, Hong Kong. Attended Hong Kong University, Majored in Psychology.
- Former musical bands: Harmonicks (1964), The Lotus (1966). Lotus Band members: Sam Hui (lead vocals, acoustic & electric guitar), Cheung Chun Ying (drummer), So Ying (bass), Lee Chung Kong (rhythm guitar), Chow Nin Wah (lead guitar).
- Returns to Hong Kong and holds his "return concerts", after 12 years. (June 2004)
- Known as the "God of Song" in Hong Kong.
- Had a top selling single in Hong Kong with a Chinese version of "A little TLC" composed by Lynsey de Paul and Terry Britten in 1986.
- The youngest brother of Michael Hui and Ricky Hui.
- His eldest son, Ryan Hui Wai Yan, started a musical band of his own.
- Farewell retirement concerts: beginning March 18, 1992 in Hong Kong and ending in a US-Canada tour in Los Angeles, San Francisco, New York, Toronto, and Vancouver in September 1992. (September 1992)
- He often writes and performs many of the songs used in the comedy films directed by his brother, Michael Hui.
Contribute to this page
Suggest an edit or add missing content