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Elvis Presley - The Wall Have Ears (1962)
I think this is one of the best film song performances by Elvis in his 1962 movie : Girls ! Girls ! Girls !
Love it !
I think this is one of the best film song performances by Elvis in his 1962 movie : Girls ! Girls ! Girls !
Love it !
Hi_Henry
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Thanks to your post I noticed this YT video that you might enjoy related to the song.Elvis Presley - The Wall Have Ears (1962)
I think this is one of the best film song performances by Elvis in his 1962 movie : Girls ! Girls ! Girls !
Love it !
Thanks a lot for your suggestion.
I really love those studio shots/stills too...!!
And it was very nice to see Laurel Goodwin still with a that charming smile at old age.
Checked up on her and was saddened to find she hard departed earth plane earlier this year. RIP. Very charming lady.
I liked him a lot when I was young, he sang the poems of Miguel Hernandez like nobody else. Then I knew that he was a great admirer of bullfighting, so I didn't like him anymore. And I stopped listening to him.
During the Franco regime he was an idol of the Catalans and in his concerts he sang in Catalan when Catalan was banned in Catalonia.
This song is in Spanish.
During the Franco regime he was an idol of the Catalans and in his concerts he sang in Catalan when Catalan was banned in Catalonia.
This song is in Spanish.
Отава Ё
This is a Russian group that became quite the sensation for some time. I find their songs very wholesome.
Lyrics:
Oh Ivan, my dear Ivan, where you've been all night? Where you've been all night? You haven't been to your darling's place... Haven't been to my darling's place, didn't see my pals, my sweet girl, don't be angry with me Don't be angry with me, that I didn't come to you, that I didn't make it over, I found myself on the street, playing fiddle all night down on the street!
Yakut song. Song of the Far North
I love this song because it is obviously telling a story - possibly a folk tale of an old man who becomes young again.
The present day Yakuts are said to be descendants of a Late Neolithic culture in Siberia, dating to c. 2200–1300 BC. Its origins seem to be in the Lena river basin of Yakutia, and also along the Yenisei river. All the three Bronze Age cultures of Yakutia evidently originated from the Late Neolithic Ymyiakhtakh culture.
"Mesolithic Western Hunter-Gatherers (WHG) contributed significantly to the present-day European genome, alongside Ancient North Eurasians (ANE) which descended from the Siberian Mal'ta–Buret' culture and CHG." - The Ymyakhtakh culture (c. from the 'Prehistory of Siberia')
