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Wow, thank you very much for the addition! I had no idea that there was such a connection between George Riedel and Astrid Lindgren (ultimately Johansson and Lindgren). I am not familiar with the film, by the way. Pippi Longstocking was very popular in Hungary as a child and I think it still is.

Yes, but the famous theme for Pippi Longstocking was composed by Jan Johansson.

Jag önskar att jag kunde ha varit där!

Kan bero på att det också är Jan Johansson och från "Jazz på svenska" samma skiva som Visa från Utanmyra. :)

Thx :-*

That's exactly how I am with this. My father brought the record when he was in Sweden and I first heard it as a child. It has now became a part of me.

@@vasek1968 I like the video you made to this tune. To me it sounds like the original recording, the one from the LP, I suppose it is? I saw Jan Johansson live several times. A friend in Stockholm got free tickets to the Swedish Radio Jazz Group's recordings at the SR House and he gave us tickets to drive up 160 km up to Stockholm to sit in that studio and watch and listen, But I also saw Jan and George at the Concert House in Norrköping, that was around the area where I lived at that time in the late 60s Many jazz musicians in Sweden holds Jan Johansson very high...saying he is maybe the only really music genius we have had...jazz musician Arne Domnerus, saxophone player and bandleader used to say that.

@@janedvinsson You are a lucky man to have seen (heard) him live! Yes, I used the original recording for the video. I love this music so much that my brother and I learned it and played it on my dad's 70th birthday (that was 10 years ago :-)). I start every day with this music as Visa från Utanmyra is the alarm sound on my mobile. 😊

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This is the most beautiful thing I’ve read about his music.

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Dear Anders, thank you for the comments. I've already listened to the Monica Zetterlund version (I like it), but didn't know about the Wintergatan. Johansson is the man in my life who always keeps coming back. I don't know why. The Waltz for Debbies is a brilliant.

@@vasek1968 Yes, Monicas Vals is really good. The fun thing is that composer and his band played in the recording. Monica Z was really good singer.

Hi, would you so kind to understand your comment? If you translated it to English, I would say thank you... Google compiler can't handle the task :-)

@@vasek1968 I would, however it´s based on a joke from a swedish tv-sketch comedy named Hipp Hipp. In one of them their is a segment called swedish for beginners. They play this very music while showing pictures of things while having a phonetic text under them, making it sound very swenglish (swedish with english mixed).

@@theheavymetalbrony2257 Thanks a lot for the explanation!

@@vasek1968 You´re welcome :)

@@vasek1968 Oh, and if you´d like the translation of the pun text; "ein medveethslurs pangshonear in swedish" it´s supposed to be; "en medvetslös pensionär" in english " An unconsciousness pensioner".

ma találtam úgy 10 darab "golyót' - épp bevált receptet keresek hozzá :)

@@CsikungGyakorlatok Kíváncsiságból; közben sikerült találni receptet hozzá? 🙂 Időközben jómagam nagyon megkedveltem az ázsiai változatot, a Fátyolos hölgygombát (angolul: bamboo mushroom, latinul: Phallus indusiatus, kínaiul: 長裙竹蓀). A kínai áruházban találkoztam vele szárított formában. Állagra olyan mint a lágy szivacs és a csipkézett selyem, ízre mint a retek, elég intenzív, földes beütéssel. Viszont nagyon intenzív, átütő és frissítő ízű levest lehet belőle készíteni (mintha az erdő friss, nedves humuszát ízlelné az ember - persze talaj és földes maradvány nélkül). 😉

@@szalacsi10 én végül olajon lepirítottam először, majd zöldséglevesbe főztem bele - nekem bejött így :)

@@CsikungGyakorlatok Kíváncsiságból, milyen volt ízre? 🙂

@@szalacsi10 olajon pirítás után még volt retek íze, mivel rágósnak ítéltem azért raktam levesbe - ott viszont beleolvadt a levesbe, nem éreztem külön ízt - így is még egy kicsit kemény maradt én szeretem a retket, szóval nekem nem volt gond