FOLK SONGS AND DRINKING SONGS FROM GERMANY - side 2 of 2
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 14 ต.ค. 2024
- I do not own the rights to these songs there are for education only
BIER HER -
LET'S HAVE THE BEER
CA, CA GESCHMAUSET -
LET'S HAVE THIS FINE MEAL
KURFURST FRIEDRICH VON DER PFALZ -
PRINCE FREDERICK OF PALATINATE
IM SCHWARZEN WALFISCH ZU ASCALON -
AT THE INN OF THE BLACK WHALE IN ASCALON
ES LEBEN DIE STUDENTEN -
THE STUDENTS MAY THEY LIVE LONG
DAS WAR DER GRAF VON RUDESHEIM -
THE COUNT OF RUEDESHEIM
DIE LINDENVIRTIN -
KRAMBAMBULI -
CRAMBAMBULI
DAS WAR DER ZWERG PEKEO -
THE MIDGET PEKEO
STIEFEL MUSS STERBEN -
BOOTS MUST DIE
ALS WIR JUNGST IN REGENSBURG WAREN -
RECENTLY WHEN WE WERE IN REGENSBURG
ES ZOGEN DREI BURSHEN -
THREE FOLLOWS WERE MARCHING ALONG
IM TIEFEN KELLER -
DEEP DOWN IN THE INN'S BASEMENT
GRAD AUS DEM WIRTSHAUS -
STRAIGHT OUT OF THE INN
S'GIBT KEIN SCHONER LEBEN -
THERE IS NO MORE BEAUTIFUL LIFE
Deutsche Trinksongs und Marschsongs sind die besten........ Wunderbar Jawohl
I agree!!! thank you for listening
I am the product of an Irish mother and a German father so beer is like water to me haha
and when we were in Germany (not in the city and long ago) no one drank water they drank wine LOL
I am the product of a Russian and a German so any alcohol is essentially my blood
Both of my paternal grandparents had an Irish mother and German father. I wonder if that's a particularly common pairing, and if so why / why not the other way 'round.
Are you Micheal Fassbender?
I'm part French, so after a couple of beers i have the urge to surrender to anyone in authority.
awesome.... I grew up listening to this at my opas farm
When in high school, I listened to this music on the radio -- hosted by Wolfgang Schneider. Loved it then, love it now!
oh yes, when uploading all these records I remember how as a "youngster" this is what my parents listened to instead of the radio - brought back some fond memories - thanks for listening
Back in 1959 I bought this album. Yes it's a 33rpm and loved the music for years. Still have it but it's packed away and in storage so I couldn't listen to it. Now I can hear it again. Side 2 makes me want to dance. I have 3 others I love , Judgement at Nuremberg overture, and the 3rd man/Harry Lime theme & Cafe Mozart Waltz from the 3rd Man movie. Fell in love with Anton Kara's zither music. This album got a lot of play. Almost drove mom crazy. Can still hear her, "not that album again. Don't you have something else". The bass singer is just great.
it was thanks to my mom & dad that I have these albums - this is the music I grew up listening to - so glad it brings back good memories for you
My first time listening to this wonderful songs and music; I keep playing it again and again. Love them all. So much quality and beauty in the singing. Love everything about it. Would love to buy it.
thank you for listening - there are ways to download it from youtube (don't let anyone charge you - there are ways to download it for FREE) - that way you could have it to listen to whenever you want - on my channel I also have "side 1 of 2"
@@jmarylastone Thank you so much for posting! My Dad would love to listen to it !
Hello, very nice music thanks god bless you and bless German
This reminds me of old Disney Cartoons.
now that you said that it kinda does lol
@Randy Rogers I recently argued with somebody in that category, from a person arguing about using the word “graphic” to german drinking music.
Guten Tag, diese Kommentarsektion ist jetzt offiziell im Besitz der Bundesrepublik Deutschland. ;)
Hello. It's amazing songs thanks god bless you and bless German
Thank you very much for this amazing compilation of German music, never heard any of these before 🍻❤️
oh I grew up with this fabulous music in my ears lol - thanks for taking a listen
Thank you for posting, I so much more prefer traditional German music to real instruments and not synthesizer.
+yahoosier thank you for listening
Ja!
I love these German songs. Thank you.
you are welcome!! thanks for listening
Thanks for this! We used to listen to these when I was a child! Good memories!
me to!! glad you enjoyed
This song has a typical simple German rhythm!
the kind that gets stuck in your head and you find yourself humming them all day lol
Music to conquer by!
There is one song in between "DAS WAR DER GRAF VON RUDESHEIM" and "KRAMBAMBULI" which is called "Die Lindenwirtin"
It starts about 7:49
THANK YOU - I added it - please check my spelling - some of the labels on these records are old and faded and I don't have anyone to help me translate - I only know them from childhood
I'm only 18 and maybe the 20000nd viewer, yet no one noticed before me. Damn. Well "Lindenwirtin" is just a name, and would be the same songname to english.
Thank you very much for posting this record to youtube!
@Scawer Song : "Lindenwirtin Keinen Tropfen im Becher mehr"
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My family had this very album back in the day.
Many songs have roman latin phrases and are therefore in the category of student songs. Many of them are also in the song book of traditional German student fraternities.
that's nice to know - thanks
Das ist wirklich sehr schön anzuhören, Grüße aus Deutschland
Isn't Germany a little overdue in trying to conquer the world again? A steady supply of this music and large tankards of beer should do the trick!
Joe, what country is the driving force of the European Union? They are doing it financially instead of militarily.
but right now I think most would just like to see those large tankards of beer
I love music like this
I had to play all this music to upload it and got to admit some of it brought back some fond childhood memories
You are not alone!
Your not alone yes I do like rock music but I love old music like this
Great video! Thank you!
THANK YOU!!!
Side 2 is the best!
Wunderbar
I just love this kind of music too - thanks for taking a listen
Decent to strong 10 on this thing.
Could you place the time of where each song begins? Its nice you included all their titles but its hard to tell which is which. This is a nice collection of old songs, I was surprised to see Walfisch zu Ascalon here, I read a book saying that it was really popular in WWI
livinghappyisachoice "Im schwarzen Walfisch zu Askalon" is still quite popular in most fraternities, we regularly sing it in ours. As we do half of the other songs on this list :)
I’m currently reading Ernst Jünger’s memoir of WW1 “Storm of Steel” and he spoke of singing “....Walfisch zu Askalon” while under an intense artillery barrage. Hence how I found this video
A little poignant. My mother had this record when I was a kid. I am now 61. We have to assume all the men singing are long since dead. Sorry to be a downer. Still enjoy the music.
+John Matel I know exactly what you mean - I grew up on this music (I am 60) and just can't find anything that takes me back to my youth like these records and songs in the original
Well, all except Heino (he's that booming, foggy bass). He's still kicking. Reminds me of my Opa; he used to play this record a lot, too.
At least, these songs are still alive among student societies in Germany, Switzerland and Austria^^
this shit slaps harder than my dad
well I take it that is good??? lol
jmarylastone Hell yeah
@@jmarylastone
This is at least my interpretation of the phrase:
The differences as a German American and seeing how it’s actually common and there are commonalities culturally even down to politics by groups (which I didn’t realize they were the most to the right) the Germans are as curt in America as they are in Germany, they’ll tell you blindly what they believe *and they generally have firmer methods of meting discipline to their youth such as slapping, such as a full-fledged bodybuilding police officer spanking a four year old without holding back! Generally slapping is held fondly in retrospect to the past in upbringing
Basically “my dad will in a reformative way, and be willing to explain, and if need be lay down a reformative punishment to everyone he meets in a restricted but firm fashion and to me as well”
We have a female firefighter friend named Lundsmith, she’s a tough woman who would throwdown, and has no qualms telling others how she slit the tires of the bicycle of someone that wronged her, and her father gave her the business.
our family name is Haught, with both me and my sister having blonde hair, blue eyes, and fair skin.
Generally usually slapping or firm discipline is the corner stone of German America and Germany itself. My father had the belt used on him, and his father was his hero, my father was a full fledged police officer for the Metro Dade police department and he would not restrain himself when he spanked me, but he would tell me what I did wrong before he gave me the spanking, and then send me to the room so that I would only have time to ruminate on what he told me. I have immense respect for him and the discipline and life philosophies he instilled such as as how a person defines their sense of self-worth in their own eyes, and in the eyes of others in their own eyes, is defined by their works and the esteem with which they hold the utility to themselves and others. If we sit around all day we know we feel depressed because we feel lazy slothful and without use, purpose, disappointing ourselves and others.
My sister and I are both respectful to our parents, and when I was little my mom stated to my Chinese teacher “ I would go to Cody and ask how come you listen to your dad but not me?” And I responded because I was such a simple little child “because daddy hits hard.”
Honestly the amount of child psychology books I found among his labyrinthian personal library was amazing. And the upbringing predisposes you to more technically minded and more stem fields, because such an upbringing predisposes one to try to find fields that will be valuable to themselves and others in fundamental ways (building things, pondering the extremes and the intricacies of engineering and science to explore the madness that is divinest sense) tell yourself “you can’t build anything” with pride. It is quite impossible. A man that provides for himself can provide for his family, can provide help if needed, and help the community from surplus.
Huete abend werde ich ein bier trinken und prost sagen!!!!
Do you have the CAFFEE folk drinking song? We want it at girls choir in my North England town! Still remember it!
oh gosh I don't know - so many of these songs/records I couldn't name I just know the song from when my parents played the record when I was a kid
Ich mochte ein bier und ein brezel
Gut ja 👍👍👍
''Kabaret'' mit Lisa Minelli...
13:58 What's this one? This is my favourite one so far.
Edit: Nvm I found it. It's called ALS WIR JUNGST IN REGENSBURG WAREN
gosh I wish I could speak German but I can't - these are records from my parents years ago - maybe someone will come along and say which one it is
That is the "Donaustrudel" song.
@@Vendeta5399 thanks mate
🍻🍻
thank you for watching/taking a listen
Dr Dre sampled this disque for the chronic 2000
cool!!
Germán Song .
Hi dies anyone know the title of a german karneval song I saw performed on german tv in 1982 with the words ich bin in die altstadt ich trinke view bier thank you mark allison dance sehr
Darude - Sandstorm
titles of the songs and timestamp ?
i am not a german speaker and would love to know the title of the second song (Starts at 2.00, the one with only singer)
oh dear oh dear I wish I could help you - I grew up listening to these records (and was born in West Germany) but never leaned German!! perhaps someone will see your request and help out
@@jmarylastone thank you anyway
It's "Kurfürst Friedrich von der Pfalz" (aka "Wütend wälzt sich einst im Bette".
Unser Kampf!
thanks for listening!!
does someone know a german song called "mama ines" or something like this?
I tried looking up "mama ines" with all kinds of spelling changes and I didn't find a thing - it is kinda hard when you do not know if part of the name is a nick name and would never really show up in a search unless you know the EXACT spelling
thank you
Sprachen ze deutch?
Nein lol - as a kid I could tell what my parents (and others) were saying when they talked German but that was more years ago than I want to admit to - thanks for listening!!
Hol vannak germánok ?
Dr. Dre😁.
huh?? don't know what that comment means but thanks for listening
jmarylastone One can assume that Dr. Dre listened to this. In a picture off of the booklet for Dr. Dre's album 2001 you can see Dr. Dre standing in a room full of records. Some of them are laying on the ground next to him, for example this one. I searched for some of them and I found this record. That's why I've posted this comment - it's also really interesting to me, that Hip Hop legend Dr. Dre probably listened to this, because I'm from Germany and some of these songs are so old that even our parental generation doesn't know about them. Either that or they'd find them outdated or awkward.
hmm, interesting - I know the name but I had to go look him up because I couldn't match a face - maybe he listened to the album but didn't like it LOL
You got to be joking as this is like classical music and this is for drinking???
stranger things have happened lol
You have obviously never been to an Octoberfest! This IS drinking music. A strange side effect is the desire to conquer half the world after your 3rd tankard of German beer!