Yeah!
I intentionally omitted the embedded-links to avoid youtube's automatic pop-ups.
I was of the punk-era before the mTV-days and rather enjoy my genre of music without the music-videos, or stirred, or shaken.
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I intentionally omitted the embedded-links to avoid youtube's automatic pop-ups.
I was of the punk-era before the mTV-days and rather enjoy my genre of music without the music-videos, or stirred, or shaken.
digitalfrost
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NielsMayer
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"Black Pumas - More Than A Love Song (Official Video)"
What is it about the bass and chick players, seem to be a bunch of them.
I've been in lust with Tina Weymouth for 50 years.
I lean more to the mellower prog rock stuff myself, coming out of the Pink Floyd days.
You can't be complaining, can you?
I am certain if they were a bunch of chick drummers, you'd never get to post their posterior views.
(e.g. PattySchemel(Hole)/DebbiPeterson(TheBangles)/GinaSchock(TheGo-Go's)/SandyWest(TheRunaways)
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DanielT
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There were some classics.
Bellman was there, I see. However, I think Cornelis Vreeswijk's Bellman interpretations are better. As you may know:Cornelis Vreeswijk was born and grew up in the Netherlands. He emigrated to Sweden with his parents in 1949 at the age of twelve.
Cornelis Vreeswijk - Wikipedia
Some tips:
Bellman interpretation. For those who don't know Dutch, nemas problemas. Despite that, you still understand the meaning in some way with music and the feelings anyway:
Märk hur vår skugga – Wikipedia
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Cornelis Vreeswijk's own song:
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Thank you @DanielT, most interesting!
Which ones out of interest? Spotify seems to provide very little to no info on the individual tracks for this album, so it's a bit hard to tell for the uninitiated. Though I found out that your amazing national anthem is included, and recently I learned about the history of Morgon. Great stuff.
DanielT
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No. 5 on your list. I promise you every single kid in Sweden has sung it in music lessons in elementary and middle school.
Fjäril'n vingad syns på Haga (The butterfly wingèd's seen in Haga) is one of Carl Michael Bellman's collection of songs called Fredmans sånger, published in 1791, where it is No. 64. The song describes Haga Park, the attractive natural setting of King Gustav III's never-completed Haga Palace just north of Stockholm. An earlier version of the song was a verse petition to obtain a job for Bellman's wife. The composition is one of the most popular of Bellman's songs, being known by many Swedes by heart. It has been recorded many times from 1904 onwards, and translated into English verse at least four times.
Fjäriln vingad syns på Haga - Wikipedia
No. 6. Here by the other great, together with Cornelis Vreeswijk,Bellman interpreter in Sweden Fred Åkerström.They knew each other and it was quite a turbulent friendship, but that's another story.
I'm overwhelmed in a very good way by this man's music.
I see a lot of young guys made up to look like old guys. How well can make up be used to make an old guy look like a young guy? That seems a lot harder.
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