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| + | Jewish Freilach Songs Played and sung by "Prince" Nazaroff <br /> | ||
| + | Folkways Records FW 6809 | ||
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Latest revision as of 14:19, 14 August 2009
Contents
Title of Collector
Vander ikh mir lustik
Title
Vander ikh mir lustik
First Line
? (does the recording start at the beginning? [Freedman Catalog: Vander ikh mir lustik...])
Performer
Instrumentation
vocal (male), accordion, ...
Composer
Author
Genre
Yiddish Song
Language
Yiddish
Song Text
Übersetzung / Translation
Duration
2:58 min
Year
1954
Comment
Freedman Catalog: Same melody as Russian Sailor's Dance.
Comment by David Kohan
Sources
Jewish Freilach Songs Played and sung by "Prince" Nazaroff
Folkways Records FW 6809
