[78-L] Turkish 78 rpm

[Francesco Martinelli]

there you go, or rather, buyurun!

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inviato dal mio pulsatore a bassa cutena
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Francesco Martinelli
Lungarno Mediceo 10
56127 PISA ITALY

Il 16/03/2012 16:49, Thomas HENRY ha scritto:
> Dear Francesco,
> Thanks for your assistance ! Yes, I would be glad to have the complete
> translation of this song (better than the one provided by Google
> Translate !).
> I also like Georges Brassens very much, I'm happy to see that he is
> also famous in foreign countries.
> Best, greetings from Paris
> Thomas
>
> 2012/3/16 Francesco Martinelli<francesco.martinelli at gmail.com>:
>> please do use all the info you want (with credit). I do not have
>> problems in sending you a translation of lyrics if you want to add that too.
>> Yes I am glad you got the quotation, it's my favorite definition of
>> nationalists and he is one of my favorite poets.
>> best
>> Francesco
>>
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>> inviato dal mio pulsatore a bassa cutena
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>> Francesco Martinelli
>> Lungarno Mediceo 10
>> 56127 PISA ITALY
>>
>> Il 16/03/2012 11:01, Thomas HENRY ha scritto:
>>> Hello Francesco,
>>>
>>> Thanks for this "frank" answer and for this extra information. I only
>>> got the lyrics in Turkish and a very general translation. I
>>> unfortunately don't understand a single word from this language and
>>> the tools I used to translate were not very efficient !
>>> I missed this nationalist dimension between Turkey and Greece, that's
>>> interesting (Are you a fan of Brassens ? :) )
>>> Do you mind if I update my post according to your information ?
>>>
>>> Grazie mille !
>>>
>>> Thomas
>>>
>>> 2012/3/16 Francesco Martinelli<francesco.martinelli at gmail.com>:
>>>> 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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