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Kunstnere fra min barndom på 1960 tallet, for femti år siden

Utrolig !

Book'en sier ikke 'by', men 'bü'. Vakkert.

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Thank you Norway for the fantastic Alf Pröysen and his song.

Sånn er det med fagfølk, pen i fjøra og orntli verktøy, bra lyd og fet låt. Fargene er litt off da.. :)

Klap klap klap klapp ;-) Kanon

Great!!

Wonderful!

Herlig sang! Men vals er det absolutt ikke.

Denne blir man glad av. Takk för minner jeg liker. Hilsen fra Christer fra Sverige ❤

Fantastisk gitarist, med et Norsk band som svinger.😀

Text: Povel Ramel, Sverige 🙂

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Denne sangen ligner på "Den fåkke du". Begge sangene ble spillt inn med Trekkspillkameratene i 1940. Utgitt på samme 78 plate.

Man kan tydeligvis få kokain på resept, i tilleg til mange andre narkotiske planter som Salvia Divinorum, Alrune, Belladonna, Rød fluesopp og Cannabis. Men har aldri hørt at noen har fått det, bortsett fra cannabis.

I bought this particular CD simply because of the two tracks with Jacques Butler on trumpet. Butler is one of the best jazz trumpet players was tragically overlooked, letting us know that for every great musician that is well-known there's five or six of them that are not. The two titles from this session and a session with Big Boy Goudie (disquecSwing) in France constitute some of his best work, also check a session on Dutch Panachord by the Willie Lewis ensemble - his muted trumpet solo Shanty Town is amazing. He even recorded the movie soundtrack with his friend Benny Waters in the late sixties before coming back to the United States and recording one final time with Clyde Bernhardt.

Fantastisk, jeg relaterer denne visa til Prideparadene:):):):):):)

Fantastisk! Koselig del av norsk musikkhistorie.

Koselig sang! <3 <3 <3

Fantastisk at dette var en slager

Riks radio>

Min mormor hadde denne på 78-plate. Gode minner.

My dad used to sing this to us and act out a lot of the actions, if he wasn't driving. I have always thought there were far too many words to fit into the tune!!!

Veldig fin låt og helt fantastisk spilt !

Robert Normann var en helt utrolig bra musiker. Inspirerende !

He is one of the the Three Paragons of Norway, not because of what he did or how well he did it, but because of the way he did it. Robert Normann is the essence of Norwegian Flaire; you don't complain and you don't brag, you just do it. These days, most jazz guitarists use flat wound strings to emulate the sound of the poor microphones of phone booths, that Robert Norman had to steal in order to make his electric guitar. When you listen to original jazz guitarists like Django Reinhardt, he didn't do this, so his guitar is crisp sounding, while Robert Normanns guitar sounds dull and deep. It's such a Norwegian thing to see the world embracing an idea and just never mention that it was your idea. He never said it, but we all know. Tell me you're Norwegian without telling me you're Norwegian.

I stumbled upon his Vol. 3 of his Hot Club of Jazz recordings and thought it would be grand to possess Vol. 1 & 2 but evidently they're rarer than hen's teeth. The man was brilliant!

So cool! It’s a proper music video^^ great music

1954 fyf.. aktiv type ass.

Ska tru om ho fækk like mykkje tyn så ho Sofie Elise?

Robert var min oldemor.

Frysninger

Så nydelig! Elsker akkord-spillingen hans, og soloene flyter som en vakker elv igjennom norsk natur

Cant understand a word but this is great!

Får gåsehud! Veldig bra!!

Han var et unikum!

"Sørlandspikene"s 3-stemte versjon fra 1963 er også meget bra, kanskje enda bedre.

Perfekt. For en godlåt!

1 q8 q8 och det