Max Surban

'''Below are some of Max's awards and honours:''' • Cecil Award 1983 - Ako Na Gud Ni for Best Visayan Recording, Best Visayan Composition, Best Visayan Producer • Two Awit Award for "Regional Song Recording" • Nabali Ang Kristmas Tree – Platinum Record Award and Gold Record Award (Sunshine) • Mad Mad Kuno – Gold Record Award (Sunshine) • Vendors Boogie – Platinum Record Award (Sunshine) • Apir Apri Apir -Gold Record Award (Sunshine) • Ang Trato Ko – Gold Record Award (Vicor) • Max Surban Medley – Platinum Record Award (Vicor) • Bahandi Lifetime Achievement Award • Filscap Lifetime Achievement Award ==Discography==

Albums ==CD Album and LP Albums (Songs)==

"Ang Labing Makalingaw Nga Mga Awit Ni max Surban" (1983) "Apir Apir Apir" Album "Mad Max Kuno" Album (1984) "Okay-Okay" (1986) "Mr. Kodaker" Album (1985) "Nabali Ang Krismas Tri" Late 1984 Album "La Isla Banana" LP "Ang Trato Ko" (1988) LP "Pastilan Kanimo No. 1!" (1976) LP "Aruy! Aray! Aruy!" (1977) LP Adto Pakasal Sa Mt. Diwalwal LP (1987) Vendors Boogie (1989) Kon Magkabulag Ta with Pilita Corrales Kuarta Be Kayen To Animals (1995) Ballroom To D' Max (1996) Komedya Karambola CD (1996) Dubol Rambols w/ Yoyoy Villame CD Dobol Trobol Rambol Vol.1 CD with Yoyoy Villame Dobol Trobol Rambol Vol.2 CD with Yoyoy Villame Krismas Bolrum CD (Alphabetical Order) Magkonsintresyon Max Surban CD "Kurdapya" LP (1975) "Albularyong Buta" LP (1983) "Ako Na Gud Ni" LP (1983) "Carinderia Blues" (1978) ==Recognitions==

In 2019, Surban was recognized as one of the Top 100 Cebuano personalities by The Freeman, Cebu's longest-running newspaper. He was recognized alongside Tomas Osmeña, Resil Mojares, and Rubilen Amit as part of the centennial anniversary of the local newspaper. Max Surban receives Lifetime Achievement Award TVJ, Nonoy Tan and Max Surban feted with FILSCAP’s Lifetime Achievement Award Max Surban is a Philippine Music Icon and Legend ==References==