[78-L] Turkish 78 rpm

[Francesco Martinelli]

I am, but you will not find many here. I did not find the article 
especially engaging, to be frank, it would have been nice at least to 
have the lyrics and talk about the difference from Adana'nin yollari 
taslik to the current lighter versions.
Adana occupies a very special place in turkish culture and food, a 
recent and very successful soap for example was about a family from 
there living in Istanbul after a breach of promise. On you tube you can 
hear it in Greek and in another Turkish version sounding more Greek with 
the word Atinali (from Athens) instead of Adanali. Disregard the 
nationalistic comments, il y a toujours des cons qui sont nés quelque part.
It's a karsilama rhythm, a festive/wedding dance tempo, and the lyrics 
contains words that are pure sound (pestemali puskullu!).
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inviato dal mio pulsatore a bassa cutena
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Francesco Martinelli
Lungarno Mediceo 10
56127 PISA ITALY

Il 15/03/2012 18:23, Thomas HENRY ha scritto:
> Hi there,
> Anyone interested in Turkish music ?
> I just posted a new article on my blog about an anonymous (but famous)
> Turkish folk song from a Columbia 78 rpm :
> http://ceintsdebakelite.wordpress.com/2012/03/14/sadan-adanali-aman-adanali-a-turkish-folk-song-on-78-rpm-record/
> I'm interested in any kind of comments !
> Thomas
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