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We'll add the non-English texts as-and-when we acquire them; please help!
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Italian language versions |
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Il Tuo Diamante |
Procol Harum |
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Fortuna |
Procol Harum |
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Senza
Luce |
Bats (Pats) / Dik Dik / Fausto Leali / Wess / |
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Senza
Luce |
See a short clip of the (Italian-based) Cuban movie star Tomas Milian singing Senza Luce. The backing group also features another popular Italian actor of the '70s, Ray Lovelock. |
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L'Ora
dell'Amore |
Camaleonti / Ricky Gianco / Marco Polo e il suo Complesso / Antonio e i Criceti (GR 6090, 1967) |
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Confessioni |
Dik Dik |
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C'era
una Strada |
Diabolici |
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Il
Marinaio |
Fratelli / The Beans / Massimo Ranieri |
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I
Giorni Sono Lunghi |
Beati |
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Cieli
Azzurri |
Uh! |
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Storia di una Bottiglia |
Mimmo Locasciulli |
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Sul Tetto degli Abissi |
Clan Free (Tide Record 002, 196?) |
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Senza
Luce |
Al Bano on the album Albano Carrisi |
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Un angelo in più |
The group Oro on a mini-CD released in 1994 (Italian version by Giliath). |
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Un angelo in più |
The Italian group Camaleonti on their album 2001 e oltre (Nar records 2001- Italian version by Alibani) |
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Nel Così Blu |
Zucchero |
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Much of this is from Piccolo Dizionario delle Cover del Bitt (Little Dictionary of Beat Covers) by Fulvio Beretta (Arcana Editrice); thanks also to Antonio Costa Barbé and Pierangelo Valenti and Enrico Mercuri |
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French language version |
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Souvenir d'Amsterdam |
Les Cloportes |
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Le Jour du Dernier Jour |
César et les Romains (French Canadian words by Jean-Loup Chauby) |
| Comme un bateau (Wreck of the Hesperus) |
René Joly |
| Toi l'exilé, toi le proscrit (A Salty Dog) |
Romain Perry |
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Danish language version |
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En souvenir fra Malmø |
Frede Fup Song credited solely to Frede Fup! |
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German language version |
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Tränen im Gesicht |
Buddy Caine Translated words by M Kunze / R Siegel jr |
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Japanese language version |
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Blue Shadow |
Words and recording |
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Swedish language version |
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Då Är Hon Åter Lika
Blek
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The Telstars |
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Portuguese language versions |
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A Salty Dog |
Guilherme Arantes |
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A Hora do Amor |
Agnoldo Timoteo |
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Ao Meu Lado Outra Vez |
Daniel |
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Spanish language version |
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Conjunto Jardín (2004) with partly Spanish words by Jorge Mijangos, Sonia Kroth and Libby Harding. Available on From Shadow to Shadow by the Palers' Project: order here |
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Con Su Blanca Palidez |
Charly Garcia might record it! |
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Con Su Blanca Palidez |
Different words, same title: sung by Francisco Carreras |
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Con Su Blanca Palidez |
Different words again, same title: sung by Los Rebeldes with words by Carlos Segarra |
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Con Su Blanca Palidez |
Different words again again, same title: sung by Sergio Denis, with Spanish words by Ben Molar |
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Con Su Blanca Palidez |
Different words again again again, same title: sung by Noemi (Popstars 3) |
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Homburg |
The same title as the original record, but very different sense to the words of this recording by Los Gatos Negros |
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Finnish language versions |
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Hermes |
Alpo Juvonen & Jussi-Pekka Koskiranta, 1978 |
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Hermes |
Markku Hannula 1976 |
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Hermes |
Pepe Willberg, 1976 |
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Hulluuteni Syksy |
Saara (2004) with Finnish words by Kirsti Gibbs. Available on From Shadow to Shadow by the Palers' Project: order here |
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Kuin Juudas |
Hector, 1975 |
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Kun uin kolpakkoon |
Seppo Närhi, 1975 |
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Mahtava mies |
Kisu, 1973 |
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Merimies |
Maarit, 1973 |
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Merimies |
Pepe Willberg, 1969 |
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Merisairaat kasvot |
Pepe Willberg, 1987 |
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Merisairaat kasvot |
Tapani Kansa, 1986 |
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Merisairaat kasvot |
Topmost, 1967 |
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Eero & Jussi, 1980 |
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Pandora's Box (instrumental) |
Hurmio, 2000 |
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Tuhkaa |
Eddy, 1968, and Pate Mustajärvi, 1985 |
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Tuhkaa |
Pate Mustajärvi, 1984 |
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Tyhjä tarina |
Harri Marstio, 1989 |
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Valloittaja |
Kirka, 1977 |
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Vieraat |
Pepe Willberg, 1971 |
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Source: Database of Finnish popular music 1946 - 1976 by Olli-Pekka Puranen. Thanks, Asko Hurtig, Jukka Voudinmäki and Rainer Frilund, who adds: 'All of the Finnish versions I've heard try to imitate the original songs/arrangements as well as the artists (at that time) could.'Visit Rainer's Wishbone Ash website here or here |
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