It is a song that comes from a German musical, "Three Penny Opera," words and music by Bertolt Brecht and Kurt Weill. Bobby Darin made the song famous as "Mack the Knife" in 1959. Louis Armstrong first performed his version in 1955.
Credit where credit's due: Louis Armstrong's definitely the one who made this song FAMOUS as "Mack the Knife"(and, after he namedropped her in his own rendition of the American translation in 1955 - right after "Jenny Diver" - he also recorded it with the ORIGINAL "Jenny Diver" actress... Miss Lotte Lenya herself!). And, considering that the Threepenny Opera had over 10,000 performances between 1928 and 1933, in 18 different languages, her then husband can hardly be said to have not have already made the TUNE famous. However, this performance, despite harking back to the original German, seems obviously inspired more by Louis Armstrong and his instrumentalist-self-Satchmo's recorded performance (as, likewise, was Darin's... right down to Armstrong's "Lotte Lenya" improvisation, that was not in the American adaption of the Threepenny Opera... which had been, of course, just a German adaptation of the Beggar's Opera... which itself had already made the MacHeath character famous since 1728 [and, actually happens to have been the first British play performed in the Colonies]). Anyway, there is, for instance, a video on RUclips of Armstrong performing this in Australia back when, and I have seen a Polish teen perform Armstrong's version on RUclips in a This-century pop contest... so, just because Armstrong's brassy version carried Bobby Darin's "version" on its shoulders to number one on the Billboard chart, hardly makes that one as WORLD famous as Armstrong's was. Both good, however... but, I'd give Armstrong's the clear nod, despite liking the fifties version of "Stagger Lee and Billy Lyons" even better than the Furry Lewis instrumentally superior 1928 rendition! (Which, incidentally, is when the Threepenny Opera debuted... although the only "video" from then is from the 1931 movie, also featuring Lotte, also on RUclips... though she had a higher, thinner voice then, and her FIFTIES rendition of "Moon of Alabama", likewise from the Threepenny Opera [which I think was its only song not originally in German] is the more 'wackily memorable' version.)
@@bobh1208 That's really interesting. I hear Bobby Darin's version all the time on the oldies stations, and I wasn't aware that it was based on Armstrong's version.
This is a very beautiful rendition of this song! Though I also like the version by Bobby Darin, I am amazed at how faithful the English lyrics are at certain points and then different at other points to the German ones. I really like the way you sing in German. Thank you!
The original version was from a German musical called The Three Penny Opera. Music by Kurt Weill. Realized by his wife Lotte Lenya. Lyrics Bertold Brecht. Two generations ago everyone knew that…maybe three generations.
Recently discovered you from PMJ, thank goodness I did. Your music has brought tears to my eyes time and time again, words cannot express how grateful I am for what you do. You've gained a lifelong fan. Keep being you
It's like she fell through a time portal! It's too bad they was too young to play with Louie, Bing, Teagarten etc. However they capture their spirit and brings it home today, so it's like your listening to Ella and Louie simultaneously! It truly is amazing!
Gunhild, you have actually inspired me to pick up my trombone again after all these years. You are are stunning, fascinating, extremely talented, and just a down right beautiful person full of so much life.
In the current world of music that celebrates and pours out adulation on profane, banal mediocrity Gunhild shines through like the brightest laser imaginable lighting the void created by her overrated peers like the first light that ever pierced the darkness. Shine on dear Gunhild. Your "Dancing Queen" is a massive dose of Prozac for the entire global population.
I didn't think Mack the Knife could sound better in German, but it does!!! Gunhild, your vocal and the rest of the band really make for a swinging number!!!
Mack the Knife" is a song with music by Kurt Weill with and by Bertolt Brecht ... I do wish the people who put these wonderful American songs up on u-tube would also pay respects to the song writers.
@@lisaconnearney5707 a whole boat load of people... Bobby Darin (highest charting,) Frank Sinatra, Bing Crosby, Louie Armstrong, Ella Fitzgerald, Tony Bennett, Brian Setzer, Dr. John, and even Michael Bublé. Bobby Darin didn't write the song though. It was written in the 20's in Germany.
Gunhild, here Ohio USA tonight listening with my 89 year young Mother. We're tapping our feet & smiling, from ear to ear. We love You💃 & Your Family👪 , so much talent. 🎷🎺🎻🎶🎤🎹🎶🎸🎶 Bless You and Your Family, for the hours of 🕗 - 🕛entertainment and memories. 👨💭 👵💭 🌆 💕 🌷
Outstanding version. Very talented line up. All breaks killed, and the lead singer is crazy talented. Really surprised she didn’t mention Bobby Darin along with Louis Armstrong and Frank Sinatra at the end. I’ve always thought BD’s version was the most popular and considered the standard.
Well, as this is a cover of the German original by Lotte Lenya, the translations aren't the focus. Also the original Lenya version is very dark and the English translations and versions are really peppy, which doesn't suit the source. Especially Darin's version.
@@VCT3333 I didn’t know about Bobby Darin’s version until reading the comments of this video. I went and had a look at Darins right after listening to Lenyas. I didn’t make it halfway through his version, I felt his cheerfulness completely missed the theme of the song. Lenyas version is outright scary, and that is meant as a compliment.
where the hell is the Grim reaper. ??.. Gunhild is going to live to be 100. Hush this noise about reapers.. you be nothing but an ignorant Russkie... if UKR , my apologies :-)) Tim FIdler NzL
Yes Gunhild, Franck Sinatra, Louis Armstrong, as you said (and Ella Fitzgerald), are (were) marvellous interpreters of "Mac The Knife". But your huge talent is reaching their talents and German language isn't a barrier! CONGRATULATION!
Composer's Kurt Weill with lyrics by Brecht for "The Threepenny Opera;" here Brecht sings it himself in German: ruclips.net/video/_QXJ3OXWaOY/видео.html
WUNDERBAR! O WEIL E O BRECHT CRIARAM GRANDE MUSICA.TODOS OS ÍCONES DA MÚSICA AMERICANA GRAVARAM ESTA MÚSICA:DARIN,SINATRA,MARTIN E TUTTI QUANTI,ATÉ EU UMA AVE CANORA OBSCURA CANTO ESTA -INTEMPORAL- MELODIA.CANTORA BONITA;TROMPETE,CLARINETE, TROMBONE DE VARA;GUITARRA DE JAZZ;BATERIA E..E..OUÇAM LADYS & GENTLEMAN.
Bon sang ! D'un coup je viens de faire la liaison entre la version d'origine de l'Op de 4 sous .....et celle qu'a popularisé Louis Amstrong . Quels copieurs ces US !
Amazing performance of one of the great songs of the 20th century! Armstong, Sinatra .. they're both great. But for me it will always be Lotte Lenya's song. And anyone who can get their hands on the original film version from 1931 is in for a treat.
The best, and most popular, version of Mack the Knife was Bobby Darin's. But Louie Armstrong was great as well. Frank Sinatra's version was not so great.
Greetings from the US and a fellow trumpeter. I don't understand German, but your entire group's joy in playing and singing this transcends the language barrier.
It's a song about corruption in the Weimar republic... mackie Messer (knife in Ger) has knife and he goes around knifing people like poor old Schmuel Meyer for his Gelt. THere's a mention of a dead body (....Blauen Sontag Lieght ein Todes mann am Strand) on the Strand - the plot is specifically set in England to try to escape the censor in Germany of about 1935. If you type Lyrics , Mack the Knife into Mr Google you will no doubt find a translation
The original was from a German musical by the composer she announced at the end. Kurt Weill. In the 1930s to 1950s it was considered to be one of the greatest and most influential musicals. Now it is almost forgotten.😢
Well, considering German was its original language, that was an appropriate choice. While I grew up on the Bobby Darin version., Ms. Gunhild was carressing the lyrics when she was singing them.
My ninth-grade German teacher, I still remember the lady's name and her face, presented our class with a movie of Die Dreigroschenoper; The Threepenny Opera. We, as a class were engaged with what we were experiencing. I remember it decades later and the discussion which followed.
You're absolutely right! Oddly enough the Lotte Lenya mentioned in the song was married to the song's German co-writer Kurt Weill. Lenya is probably best remembered in popular culture as the villainess Rosa Klebb in the 007 film _From Russia With Love_ (1963). She was the cold-blooded one with the shoe that had a spring-activated metal spike in its toe 🖐😎
I keep coming back here because to see someone enjoy singing and playing as much as this wonderful woman keeps bringing a smile to my face. Thank you.
And the wink too... that 's for me.. I'm certain of it.
So very true.
Absolutely wonderful. If you're ever feeling down, come listen to this woman sing and you'll be uplifted for sure!! Love it!!
Life isn,t so bad when you see these wonderfull people ,,the clothes,, the musicianship, the whole packege is incredible
OMG, yes from Lafayette Indiana, this family is just the tops!!!😁
Yep, I wouldn't mind turning back the hands of time, for this stuff!!
Schön mal einen Song auf Deutsch zu hören und das auch sehr gut 👌 Dankeschön ☺️🙋🏻♂️
da stimme Ich uebereins
It is a song that comes from a German musical, "Three Penny Opera," words and music by Bertolt Brecht and Kurt Weill. Bobby Darin made the song famous as "Mack the Knife" in 1959. Louis Armstrong first performed his version in 1955.
Credit where credit's due: Louis Armstrong's definitely the one who made this song FAMOUS as "Mack the Knife"(and, after he namedropped her in his own rendition of the American translation in 1955 - right after "Jenny Diver" - he also recorded it with the ORIGINAL "Jenny Diver" actress... Miss Lotte Lenya herself!). And, considering that the Threepenny Opera had over 10,000 performances between 1928 and 1933, in 18 different languages, her then husband can hardly be said to have not have already made the TUNE famous. However, this performance, despite harking back to the original German, seems obviously inspired more by Louis Armstrong and his instrumentalist-self-Satchmo's recorded performance (as, likewise, was Darin's... right down to Armstrong's "Lotte Lenya" improvisation, that was not in the American adaption of the Threepenny Opera... which had been, of course, just a German adaptation of the Beggar's Opera... which itself had already made the MacHeath character famous since 1728 [and, actually happens to have been the first British play performed in the Colonies]). Anyway, there is, for instance, a video on RUclips of Armstrong performing this in Australia back when, and I have seen a Polish teen perform Armstrong's version on RUclips in a This-century pop contest... so, just because Armstrong's brassy version carried Bobby Darin's "version" on its shoulders to number one on the Billboard chart, hardly makes that one as WORLD famous as Armstrong's was. Both good, however... but, I'd give Armstrong's the clear nod, despite liking the fifties version of "Stagger Lee and Billy Lyons" even better than the Furry Lewis instrumentally superior 1928 rendition! (Which, incidentally, is when the Threepenny Opera debuted... although the only "video" from then is from the 1931 movie, also featuring Lotte, also on RUclips... though she had a higher, thinner voice then, and her FIFTIES rendition of "Moon of Alabama", likewise from the Threepenny Opera [which I think was its only song not originally in German] is the more 'wackily memorable' version.)
'Dreipfennig Oper'! 🙂
@@bobh1208 That's really interesting. I hear Bobby Darin's version all the time on the oldies stations, and I wasn't aware that it was based on Armstrong's version.
As far as I know Sweden is a rich country. But sure as hell a significant percentage of the national treasure is on stage on this video 🎺
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Nicely said!
Agree 100%!!!
What about Bjorn Borg ?
Mer tilldragande, äkta svenska Damer måste man nuförtiden söka med lup! Topporkester också! Saludos de Makinavaja, un beso y abrazo!
This is the most swinging rendition in (the original) German I know. This performance just oozes "joie de vivre". Un grand bravo alors!
This whole song is fire, but wow is that clarinetist amazing!!
That’s Max, Gunhild’s brother.
Yes.The clarinetist is absolutely unique!!!!!! Bravissimo!!!!!!
The clarinet is exactly like the human windpipe. She (the clarinet) can sing like a bird.
Golly I heard Benny Goodman and Artie Shaw playing then 🙂
This is a very beautiful rendition of this song! Though I also like the version by Bobby Darin, I am amazed at how faithful the English lyrics are at certain points and then different at other points to the German ones. I really like the way you sing in German. Thank you!
Ella Fitzgerald (from the album Ella Live in Berlin (1961)) is my go-to version of the song.
But wow, this one is exceptional.
The original version was from a German musical called The Three Penny Opera. Music by Kurt Weill. Realized by his wife Lotte Lenya. Lyrics Bertold Brecht. Two generations ago everyone knew that…maybe three generations.
Recently discovered you from PMJ, thank goodness I did. Your music has brought tears to my eyes time and time again, words cannot express how grateful I am for what you do. You've gained a lifelong fan. Keep being you
She brings back the roaring 20s, she is so talented, so beautiful, she is so everything!
Wie isch das möglich, dass so e chlieses zarts Fraueli so viel Luft cha ha . . Sensauzionell ! (CH)
It's like she fell through a time portal! It's too bad they was too young to play with Louie, Bing, Teagarten etc. However they capture their spirit and brings it home today, so it's like your listening to Ella and Louie simultaneously! It truly is amazing!
A lovely lady,a looker.John M Guinto
Definitely a looker for sure
Gunhild, you have actually inspired me to pick up my trombone again after all these years. You are are stunning, fascinating, extremely talented, and just a down right beautiful person full of so much life.
and whère is chàtanioka?
Ich liebe Gunhild und ihre musik -- go Gunhild!
I love her retro look…
Love this girl and her band. Great, great music
So so lucky to have this amazing artist to enjoy ....... a treasure!!
THIS WOMAN IS ELECTRICITY INCARNATE !!!
She generate lots of voltages alright.
She is 230 volts ! In North America we a stuck with 120 volts !
In the current world of music that celebrates and pours out adulation on profane, banal mediocrity Gunhild shines through like the brightest laser imaginable lighting the void created by her overrated peers like the first light that ever pierced the darkness. Shine on dear Gunhild. Your "Dancing Queen" is a massive dose of Prozac for the entire global population.
What a women.Great performance guys!
I didn't think Mack the Knife could sound better in German, but it does!!! Gunhild, your vocal and the rest of the band really make for a swinging number!!!
Written in German, by Bertold Brecht and Kurt Weill.
Вы будете смеяться, но данное произведение и было написано изначально по-немецки.
Mack the knife sounds way better in German. :)
For authentic German renditions, listen to Lotte Lenya or Ute Lemper sing this song.
It's a german song...Bertold Brecht wrote it...
Mack the Knife" is a song with music by Kurt Weill with and by Bertolt Brecht ... I do wish the people who put these wonderful American songs up on u-tube would also pay respects to the song writers.
Isn't it enough that they pay royalties?
Gunhild, great German rendition of Mack the Knife, you would have made Frank Old Blue Eyes smile.
You mean Bobby darren
@@lisaconnearney5707 a whole boat load of people... Bobby Darin (highest charting,) Frank Sinatra, Bing Crosby, Louie Armstrong, Ella Fitzgerald, Tony Bennett, Brian Setzer, Dr. John, and even Michael Bublé.
Bobby Darin didn't write the song though. It was written in the 20's in Germany.
Forget Sinatra's version. Satch is the man.
I think her lyrics are in Swedish
@@shellyhe Her lyrics are in the original German, with a bit of a Swedish accent thrown in.
Oh hell yeah!
Gunhild, here Ohio USA tonight listening with my 89 year young Mother. We're tapping our feet & smiling, from ear to ear. We love You💃 & Your Family👪 , so much talent.
🎷🎺🎻🎶🎤🎹🎶🎸🎶
Bless You and Your Family, for the hours of 🕗 - 🕛entertainment and memories. 👨💭 👵💭 🌆 💕 🌷
I share your enthousiasm! (67 yo, from France) :-))
😍
Such a natural (and wonderful) performer. Many thanks and best wishes from an 87 year old English admirer. December, 2023.
18000 subscribers when she deserves 1 million.
Life is sad
Illogic Math: check it again... she’s at 45,000 now
Illogic Math -- Never worry about the numbers on RUclips. We are here to express our admiration of the music and the performer.
Солистка бесподобна. Исполняет (поет и играет) превосходно!!! Готов ее расцеловать!!!
Brilliant playing the clarinet player is outstanding !
They all are to be sure ! Great !
Respect for singing it in German!
the original version is german.
@@camembertdalembert6323 I know, I am a German 😋
ruclips.net/video/X7eO7MKEZAY/видео.html
@@camembertdalembert6323 did not know that!
I bloody love the Germans 🇩🇪🇬🇧
Gunhild Carling, você faz lembrar a alegria contagiante do Louis Armrstrong tocando Jazz nos palcos!
not only her joy, also her trumpet part reminded me of Louis Armstrong's sound somehow.
This woman is incredible.
Outstanding version. Very talented line up. All breaks killed, and the lead singer is crazy talented. Really surprised she didn’t mention Bobby Darin along with Louis Armstrong and Frank Sinatra at the end. I’ve always thought BD’s version was the most popular and considered the standard.
Well, as this is a cover of the German original by Lotte Lenya, the translations aren't the focus. Also the original Lenya version is very dark and the English translations and versions are really peppy, which doesn't suit the source. Especially Darin's version.
@@VCT3333 I didn’t know about Bobby Darin’s version until reading the comments of this video. I went and had a look at Darins right after listening to Lenyas. I didn’t make it halfway through his version, I felt his cheerfulness completely missed the theme of the song. Lenyas version is outright scary, and that is meant as a compliment.
You know Mack the Knife is from a German opera from the 1920s. Kurt Weill composed it. The original is quite dark. The English version softens it.
The greatest 45 ever by Bobby Darin !
The song "Mack the Knife" was written by Kurt Weill for his wife Lotte Lenya (in German)
So much talent in this family.
I'd so love to see them live!!!
As far as I know Sweden is a rich country. But sure as hell a significant percentage of the national treasure is on stage on this video
Sehr gutes Deutsch, schön gesungen, ein super Klarinettist toller Chorus von ihm.....
O que me encanta é paixão que ela demonstra quando canta,parece que vem da alma, estupenda!!!!!
Had not heard of this woman and her family till yesterday, now I'm addicted!❤️
andy sp8 , me too! I’m mesmerized by her talent! What a gal!
Damn, this may be my all time favorite record, and are they ever doing a wonderful job, love the Deutsch version! Awesome !!!
The German is the original version.
Suena espectacular!!! Es una versión increíble!!!!
Me gusta muchísimo!!! Felicidades 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻
Absolutely amazing. The phrasing is supurb, and the trumpet was something even Louis Armstrong would "dig". Good.
«И швец, и жнец, и на дуде игрец, и в хоре певец». Талантище! Просто красавица!
where the hell is the Grim reaper. ??.. Gunhild is going to live to be 100. Hush this noise about reapers.. you be nothing but an ignorant Russkie... if UKR , my apologies :-)) Tim FIdler NzL
Don't forget the Bobby Darin version.
Is there nothing this woman can't do? utterly marvelously singing. Englisch oder deutch, sie ist ON FIRE.
I guess I’ll have to learn Deutsch sprechen now.
Guhild Swedish translation = beautiful song vixen from another time sent to make us all smile ;)
Jp Phelps It's German
Yes, it's German. Mack the knife by Kurt Weill und Bertolt Brecht.
He's translating the name Gunhild :)
Ain’t that the truth. She is from another planet.
How to do not recognize a difrence
brindatch!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Yes Gunhild, Franck Sinatra, Louis Armstrong, as you said (and Ella Fitzgerald), are (were) marvellous interpreters of "Mac The Knife". But your huge talent is reaching their talents and German language isn't a barrier! CONGRATULATION!
Composer's Kurt Weill with lyrics by Brecht for "The Threepenny Opera;" here Brecht sings it himself in German: ruclips.net/video/_QXJ3OXWaOY/видео.html
WUNDERBAR! O WEIL E O BRECHT CRIARAM GRANDE MUSICA.TODOS OS ÍCONES DA MÚSICA AMERICANA GRAVARAM ESTA MÚSICA:DARIN,SINATRA,MARTIN E TUTTI QUANTI,ATÉ EU UMA AVE CANORA OBSCURA CANTO ESTA -INTEMPORAL- MELODIA.CANTORA BONITA;TROMPETE,CLARINETE, TROMBONE DE VARA;GUITARRA DE JAZZ;BATERIA E..E..OUÇAM LADYS & GENTLEMAN.
Bon sang ! D'un coup je viens de faire la liaison entre la version d'origine de l'Op de 4 sous .....et celle qu'a popularisé Louis Amstrong . Quels copieurs ces US !
Amazing performance of one of the great songs of the 20th century! Armstong, Sinatra .. they're both great. But for me it will always be Lotte Lenya's song. And anyone who can get their hands on the original film version from 1931 is in for a treat.
Definitely!! I never tire of watching it. She was the greatest - of course, it was written for her.
The best, and most popular, version of Mack the Knife was Bobby Darin's. But Louie Armstrong was great as well. Frank Sinatra's version was not so great.
Just discovered her. This is my kind of music!
*Only 18* 👇👇👇
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Love this! Bobby Darin's signature tune. Sinatra's version sucked. IMHO
I love this band. (from Florianópolis, South Coast of Brazil)
Whatever language it is, I don't care! It's an excellent tune! Her trumpet playing skills and sexy growl translates this song to English anyway.
Eu de novo, brasileiro que não fala inglês kkk,mas cada vez mais apaixonado por você gunhild
Wow Swedish sounds just like German..it like when English Singers sound American
What a great version of Mack The Knife!
You are the best! 👍
There may be a black singer with the black musical accent,in that far far away country,and we might be there yet.att super classic well perform.
Isn´t that german song by Kurt Weil?
Kurt Weill und Bertolt Brecht -> Die Moritat von Mackie Messer
From their Three Penny Opera
Listen to three penny opera recording from 1976 New York production at Lincoln center. Back to original style, not jazzed up.
A drop of golden sun (definition for 2nd note in gamma from old do-re-mi song by Doris Day). Why have I remembered?
Just discovered this music a couple days ago. She is a very talented artist. Bravo!
Awww no English! Mack the knife ! So much fun in any language ❤️👍
Sehr schön!!!!!!
I have no idea what your singing except I think itsGerman. We love the way you all sound, great band
Greetings from the US and a fellow trumpeter. I don't understand German, but your entire group's joy in playing and singing this transcends the language barrier.
It's a song about corruption in the Weimar republic... mackie Messer (knife in Ger) has knife and he goes around knifing people like poor old Schmuel Meyer for his Gelt. THere's a mention of a dead body (....Blauen Sontag Lieght ein Todes mann am Strand) on the Strand - the plot is specifically set in England to try to escape the censor in Germany of about 1935. If you type Lyrics , Mack the Knife into Mr Google you will no doubt find a translation
🎤 We record - Mack the Knife 🎧 (Jazz band «SODA OF BRASS») 🎤
Great. I saw this clip 100 Times .Great singer. Great woman .Great pergormance
.Great band.
And don't forget Bobbie Darin who probably made the most money from this song.
... Great rendition... but Louie and Frank and NO mention of Bobby Darin????
You are not Betty Boothroyd. You are not allowed in. Under any circumstances.
I love your german in Mackie Messer! Ihr Deutsch ist einfach wunderbar!
bravoooooooooooooooooooooooooo
Is there anything she cannot do Simply amazing So slick
*Only 18* 👇👇👇
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Uh, we like Bobby Darin's take over here. But you were fabulous.
Refreshing to hear it in German! More long shots of the trombonist!
ABOSLUTELY SUPERB . THIS WOMAN IS A REAL ARTISIT .
Magistral, incluso mejor que las otras versiones
OH FUCKING LOVE IT XXX
Greetings from the USA! (As a fellow German.) Bravo!....Love your energy and musical stylings. So much talent!
Oh my effing most high.
She is
The
Most
Over
The
Top.
She is now my favourite jazz performer, great style and panache, wonderful
Grunhilda. Gold Diament Platinium. Ok Jazz NO Orlean
Wow. Outstanding, i had no clue this would be in German. The musicians are incredible too.
The original was from a German musical by the composer she announced at the end. Kurt Weill. In the 1930s to 1950s it was considered to be one of the greatest and most influential musicals. Now it is almost forgotten.😢
Enjoying your life adventures memories with memories
That was really cool! Great job! And don't forget that Bobby Darin had a huge #1 hit with this song.
In German ..my goodness what a beautiful beat
Semicemente spettacolare
Dat Bräscht-Lied im Millowitsch-Dialekt geht gaaaaaaar net!
Ich liebe dich Gumdhild. Por este maravilloso tema y todo lo que haces. Te sigo con mucha pasion.
Beautifully done. The most popularized version, in America atleast, is by Bobby Darin though. Some argue its the one that made him famous.
That’s true
Big one grand mother play piano sing dance and touch corn congratulations
IS THERE ANYTHING SHE CANNOT DO SIMPLY AMAZING SO SLICK .
It was already amazing and then the solos truly killed me !!
I wish I understood her language....German
As close to perfection as ever I hope to see. Beautiful, talented, musical. What more is there to say?
Uma linda canção, parabéns por levar alegria através da sua arte, Saudações do Brasil.
Классика жанра! Просто молодцы! Мне понравилось! Classic of the genre! Just well done! I liked it!
Well, considering German was its original language, that was an appropriate choice. While I grew up on the Bobby Darin version., Ms. Gunhild was carressing the lyrics when she was singing them.
My ninth-grade German teacher, I still remember the lady's name and her face, presented our class with a movie of Die Dreigroschenoper; The Threepenny Opera. We, as a class were engaged with what we were experiencing. I remember it decades later and the discussion which followed.
You're absolutely right! Oddly enough the Lotte Lenya mentioned in the song was married to the song's German co-writer Kurt Weill. Lenya is probably best remembered in popular culture as the villainess Rosa Klebb in the 007 film _From Russia With Love_ (1963). She was the cold-blooded one with the shoe that had a spring-activated metal spike in its toe 🖐😎
@@zyzzyvacation The shoe is referenced, shown actually, in Goldeneye (1995).