Taï Phong is a French progressive rock band formed in 1972 by Vietnamese brothers Taï Sinh and Khanh Maï. The group established a stable lineup in 1974 with the additions of Jean-Jacques Goldman, Jean-Alain Gardet, and drummer Stéphan Caussarieu. Its self-titled debut album, Taï Phong (1975), was released in June 1975 under WEA Records, sold over 50,000 copies, and received critical praise. Its second album, Windows (1976), followed before Sinh and Gardet left the group in 1978, leading to further lineup changes. Although Goldman also planned to depart, he participated in the group's third album, Last Flight (1979), after which the band dissolved. Notable singles from this era include "Sister Jane" (1975) and "Follow Me" (1977). The group returned in 1986 with the single "I'm Your Son" (1986), featuring backing vocals by Goldman. The band reformed in 2000 with Maï and Caussarieu, and its subsequent releases include the studio albums Sun (2000), Return of the Samurai (2013), and Dragons of the 7th Seas (2021).
