original name of esperantized song
by qwertz, May 16, 2011
Messages: 5
Language: English
qwertz (User's profile) May 16, 2011, 11:37:56 AM
I like that song Lulu Min Panjo Kiel Vagonrad' (especially the "underlying" Banjo similar like often heard at Irish Folk). I believe, I also know the English original, but I forgot the name of the song. Do you know the name of the English original? Furthermore, getting some contact details of these E-o musicans (especially the E-o lyrics) would be nice, too. (Yes, I already contacted the YT-uploader)
Or maybe it's still at kantaro.ikso.net?
ĝp,
trojo (User's profile) May 16, 2011, 11:06:45 PM
trojo (User's profile) May 16, 2011, 11:15:37 PM
qwertz:(especially the "underlying" Banjo similar like often heard at Irish Folk)This style of music (Bluegrass) has its roots in English/Irish folk music.
qwertz (User's profile) May 17, 2011, 8:04:30 AM
trojo:Is this it?Do, I'm not sure. But thanks for that. I believe someones sung it at a karaoke bar I visited. I will check their karaoke list the next time with the title you mentioned. Hhm, I hear a lot of differnt music styles. But if Bluegrass includes Banjo instruments that it's definitly my one.
Wagon Wheel
I came to Irish folk pri The Pogues. Irish Folk music is quite interesting for me because I'm not that big fan of violines but if it comes with an Banjo and the other typical instruments and Irish Folk singing style, then that's fine. To folks who locate inside content blocked area (like happened in Germany after Youtube/GEMA clash). To view the mentioned video you could use hma.
Donniedillon (User's profile) May 17, 2011, 4:11:07 PM