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nombrenyne commented 1min ago"(Оригинал) I'm glad that I could help! 😄 This song is from a 1970s American children's educational cartoon called "Schoolhouse Rock." The cartoon has many songs covering topics such as grammar, science, mathematics, and history. However, some of the history songs are controversial due to their biased portrayal of events and people.
This song is one of those controversial ones, but at least the tune is catchy.
(Перевод) Я рад, что смог помочь! 😄 Эта песня из американского детского образовательного мультфильма 1970-х годов под названием «Schoolhouse Rock». В мультфильме есть много песен на такие темы, как грамматика, наука, математика и история. Однако некоторые из исторических песен вызывают споры из-за предвзятого отношения к событиям и людям.
Эта песня - одна из таких спорных, но, по крайней мере, мелодия запоминающаяся.
"nombrenyne,
(ogirinal text) Спасибо, я нашел эту песню на Emu-land.net, где были техно-демо-тесты для Game Boy и color, я думал, что она потеряна, как и «everyone knows that» Я совсем не знаю английского, я не знаю про что эта песня, я думал это из потеряной рекламы 1999 но я благодарен тебе за то, что ты нашли ее!
(deepl translate) Thanks, I found this song on Emu-land.net where there were techno demo tests for Game Boy and color, I thought it was lost, like “everyone knows that” I don't know English at all, I don't know what this song is about, I thought it was from a lost commercial 1999 but I thank you for finding it!
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NMG24 answered 3min agoHunter forsberg - Seriost
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corsen commented 5min ago"would you happen to know where this radio station is or which state you recorded it in?
"it isn a cd is recordered on cassette from fm radio music in i think 2000 or 2001 but the radio announcer never said the name of the songThanks pilo. is there any information about the cd?It's because I only have 1 minute of song and in watzatsong you can only send 30 sec
https://vocaroo.com/1gvyl2bT1oZyPilo purposely ignores all comments for a longer sample, he has only responded to me once due to myself sending a vocaroo to a fake version to disprove a fake lead. He clearly passed through a few comments for a longer sample and avoided answering them, it's futile if people ask for a longer sample because Pilo refuses to provide it. In other terms, he is gatekeeping the full song from everyone. -
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Inkerizeon edited 5min agoSample was edited
neaegeressem
I have also listened to all songs of Udo Jürgens.
I think one should‘nt be so hasty to accuse those at Discogs, for example, of making a mistake superficially. Because apart from the fact that only part of everything can be recorded there, I already assume that everything else is selected with some care. And what is even more important, it is simply impossible to reduce the most diverse publications of all countries here to one point exactly. And then there are promo albums, albums for non-sale etc. and sometimes the producers and artists themselves don't really know, or don't want to know (for other reasons).
But now, when a name is printed on a cover, that's always the one to trust the most, in my view.
There is only a second song by him that also has a similar sound (“Se Partirai”, 1965, sung in Italian, which is, by the way, also a cover song - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=n2x-ccCnMyk ).
As for my proposal: The non-identical total duration of the song can be safely ignored.
But because the song was not covered identically, and not least because of the completely different language, the most important thing is to see what the music has in common. That's why I cut out the vocals as much as possible in both songs. You can listen to both here:
Schlagzeug und Bass und Klavier:
https://voca.ro/19zRz7e998sp
Очите Казват ''Да'':
https://voca.ro/1gneNJ8b3Xy3
It would also have been very helpful, at least for me, if I had understood the text of your version. And I could not find out until now whether it is Russian or Bulgarian. - Can you please tell me?
But I am pretty sure that it is a pure love song as well.
The lyrics of my song go like this: ''Drums and bass and piano and the guitar of me bring you today a serenade of happiness, this is my love music ....“ and so on.
And now imagine that the lyrics of the original version (the English one) might not be a clear love song. - Even if the music is the first criterion for copyright protection, but what if Udo Jürgens was printed on the cover because the artists relied more on this extremely romantic recipe for success, specifically expressed by the lyrics themselves?
But one thing is for sure, if we are left in the dark from the official side, then we can make our own judgment. And especially you now, because this is your post here.
A proposal I would like to make, just to be able to end this page positively, but only then, not because you were convinced by me, but because you see it that way.
335 days ago
backintime
https://cover.info/en/song/Margot-Eskens-and-Udo-Jurgens-Schlagzeug-und-Bass-und-Klavier
335 days ago
backintime
BTW,the year (1971)mentioned in discogs of my cover is incorrect.The song was never released before '76.
335 days ago
neaegeressem
Udo Jürgens ist printed on the cover of the vinyl, 1971. You can look it up here (if you click on More Images, 2nd image):
https://www.discogs.com/release/7948777-Стефка-Берова-И-Йордан-Марчинков-Очите-Казват-Да-Семее
And the song they are refering to is this song (Udo Jürgens and Margot Eskens - Schlagzeug Und Bass Und Klavier (Dearer Than Dear) 1959, (Written by: Diane Lampert, Fred Spielman; German lyrics: Kurt Feltz):
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Gj-hXYaN0Mg
And the original of this song is Roger Williams and The Happy Harts - Dearer Than Dear (1959), (Written by: Diane Lampert, Fred Spielman).
There is no audio sample at all on the net for this one.
(https://www.discogs.com/master/355855-Roger-Williams-The-Key-To-The-Kingdom)
That means, your sample is a cover of a cover.
336 days ago
backintime
Some fan of Udo Jürgens? Crediting as his song.
349 days ago