CBS: Turkish Female Singers from '70s Vinyl Set

[@MyAnalogJournal]

Lale Belkis-Umut Nese Karabocek-Ayrilik Gunu 03:41 Ajda Pekkan-Seninleyim 06:57 Tulay-Gel Artik 10:13 Gulden Karabocek-Su Sazima Bir Duzen Ver 12:45 Melike Demirag-Hadi Canim Sen De 16:00 Yesim-Olmaz Boyle Sey 18:46 Senay-Gercek Nerde 22:40 Gulden Karabocek-Taka Taka 25:55 Ayla Dikmen-Nereye 28:19 Humeyra-Benim Derdim Seninle 31:10

[@mescaLEO]

Ajda Pekkan-Seninleyim is a cover of Lucio Battisti's "E penso a te" (1971)

[@ruckus__]

Are you getting copyright strikes ? What's going on with the missing videos

[@MyAnalogJournal]

@@ruckus__ Yes unfortunately. You can still listen to the sets from soundcloud.com/myanalogjournal

[@moorcheh2547]

love u forevaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa

[@chicones]

Melike Demirag-Hadi Canim Sen De is really good

[@alessandrogouveia2268]

Turkish language has also a very good sound for this kind of music. Im Astonished

[@efekaya5236]

Even though most of our modern songs and albums suck, Turkish music was awesome in 1960s and 1970s. The rock pieces that have been made are still being listened by a lot of people. There's a channel called 'Anatolian Rock Revival Project' you might wanna check them out, they have awesome pieces of old Turkish rock

[@alessandrogouveia2268]

Sorry: what means "ali yazar, veli bozar"?

[@senaysensoy2738]

And 90's Turkish music is better than now..

[@ErsenAsper]

@@alessandrogouveia2268 Ali writes, Veli disrupts. Meaning of it : Some people make right but others cant. Bad jobs damage good jobs.

[@berkedemirezen2540]

Have a listen to Gökçe Kılınçer's songs. I'm sure you'll like them. Gökçe is a contemporary singer-songwriter but her music is quite inspired by the 70s' Turkish romantic pop. Güneş'in Kızkardeşi (The Sister of The Sun) [a very Tarantinoesque song] kzbin.info/www/bejne/nJXPkJ2vZt6qfMk Aşk Beni Bulunca (When Love Finds Me) kzbin.info/www/bejne/baPZgJZuqJqkY7M Sev Derim (I Suggest You to Love) kzbin.info/www/bejne/mKqcgWp5oL2ti80 Yalan (Lie) [a cover song] kzbin.info/www/bejne/iIeckJ9set6HjrM

[@Darlingcaramel]

I understand 0% but love this 100% - Love from Somalia ❤️

[@smy3486]

18:48 O tepenin yamacında, o deniz kenarında At the side of that hill, at that coast O ağacın altında, o korunun yollarında Under that tree, on the paths of that grove Dolaşıyorsun sen şimdi de you're wandering now Beraber gezdiğimiz aynı yerlerde At the same places we used to visit together Gözyaşı dökmek artık neye yarar What good is it to keep shedding tears Şimdi benim yerimde bir başkası var Now that someone else has taken my place Olmaz böyle şey There can't be such a thing Yoksa rüya mı? Perhaps it's just a dream Tam 'mutlu oldum" derken As I finally believed I could be happy Yıktın bütün dünyamı You ruined my whole world Ben bu dertten ölürsem, söyle küçük bey If I am to die frí this suffering, tell me little sir Hiç mi kalbin sızlamaz Would your heart not ache at all Olmaz böyle şey! There can't be such a thing Olmaz böyle şey! There can't be such a thing Yoksa rüya mı? Perhaps it's just a dream Yıktın bütün dünyamı You ruined my whole world Ben bu dertten ölürsem, söyle küçük bey If I am to die from this suffering, tell me little sir Hiç mi kalbin sızlamaz Would your heart not ache at all Olmaz böyle şey! There can't be such a thing Kendi derdim yeterken Although my own troubles were enough Bir de sen dert oldun başıma You only came and added to them Bu aşk artık en son derken nerden çıktın karşıma As I uttered "this love will be the last" where did you appear before me Aşkın adını anmayacaktım I weren't to speak of love again Söz vermiştim bir daha kanmayacaktım I promised that I wouldn't fall for it again Ne sözler kaldı ne de yeminler Neither promises or vows remain now Gönül bir kez sevince derman mı dinler Would the heart accept any cures once it loves Olmaz böyle şey There can't be such a thing Yoksa rüya mı? Perhaps it's just a dream Tam 'mutlu oldum"… As I believed I could be happy...

[@Darlingcaramel]

Smy thank u for the translation ❤️

[@Omer-cv3qq]

If you could understand, you would feel many emotions

[@dummlp]

@@smy3486 Brother thank you for this

[@luisrojas3173]

Here is a Bolivian enjoying these Turkish ladies kicking ass on these records. Teşekkür Ederim

[@linho3880]

Here a French person from an Angolan and Congolese Background( Kongo) who is actually enjoying those stunning tunes !

[@linho3880]

thanx to the Internet for connecting people by music .

[@nishanthpeters1395]

No.matter where you are.from.and who you are one thing's for.certain..these women.are.rocking it

[@Ulgos]

My Father had a Music Shop in mid 70's (he open the shop in May 1975) until mid 90's in Turkey ,he sell vinyl and cassette tapes,also doing recordings back then ( have many turntables, deck tapes,reel to reel tapes), i've show your video to him today, he likes it (all the vinyl in your video he had it at that time) and really appreciated your video.

[@practicalintuition4030]

No one cares.

[@tomaszjaschke631]

nice comment. thank you for comunication. best regards:)

[@thingyee1118]

I care

[@jessgarbanzobean]

philosophico scientificus i care

[@testikuskitestdrivr6012]

@@practicalintuition4030 Dude, fucking weak trolling effort. You wan't your millenials participation trophy for that kind of shit? OH lols, you fucking kids can't even be properly irritating, just small annoyance. Oh man, the weakness in your gen, the utter pure weakness.

[@tippyandfriend]

I'm into 70's Turkish music now? What the hell? Idk anymore.

[@Lifehaks1]

Welcome the fucked upness

[@erfejock4634]

ıll recommend Hümeyra ıf you lıke somethınk lıke these songs

[@imateapot51]

Not sure why this popped up on my youtube either. But it is 70s and way better than what the kids are listening to today. I am not getting old, today's music sucks.

[@ambersodyssey]

Check out 60s Brazilian Music ❤️ lol

[@pochan3420]

@@erfejock4634 knk ingilizcede küçük ı yok ha haberin olsun .q

[@pbarsamian526]

I love it all. I am Armenian and love Turkish music. çok türk arkadaşım var.

[@beril2261]

because music has no racism and nation

[@mreaktas2647]

Peace my dear

[@cihatercoskun212]

cause we are brothers

[@pbarsamian526]

@@cihatercoskun212 biz kardeşiz

[@mreaktas2647]

paula b keşke bütün insanlar böyle düşünse :(

[@rafaelcoelho5226]

Turkish music from 70's rocks!

[@Deepdownndirty]

Rafael Coelho - Try this Rafa kzbin.info/www/bejne/Y6avq6uvocumhNE

[@Deepdownndirty]

Rafael Coelho - and this kzbin.info/www/bejne/b3zOcqeZhdCoaM0

[@ErsenAsper]

Of course. Because it was hard to be a singer or composer at older years. Only quality could live.

[@romeogrigoras5221]

@@ErsenAsper 👍

[@9MrNobody9]

@Almila ÖZTÜRK high probably I can feel his buthurt from 100 miles away

[@jpr7610]

hi from london .....started watching this and my wife who is sitting opposite me said i remember this ......(shes turkish):)

[@ayss.z]

Such a amazing romantic ;)

[@DrWongburger]

I don't know if you've ever considered this but you ought to know that you are doing the world a wonderful service. It's so much more than providing these songs to listen to on your equipment. From a historical standpoint, you work to preserve and archive music which otherwise would be lost to time. Some of these songs have no uploads on KZbin, let alone other video sharing platforms. Others, very few. What you do helps our collective future learn about the past and that's a very virtuous deed so thank you.

[@RobertoAlvarezGalloso]

I agree. This is music worth preserving although I remember some of these artists visiting Venezuela in the 1970s. I saw some performing in the Hotel Inter Continental Valencia [Venezuela] as well as Hotel Tamanaco when they had cultural appreciation night

[@zztopz7090]

Everyone should record their vinyls on youtube.

[@15idog]

Should also make Spotify playlists with these songs

[@whateverlolawants]

@@RobertoAlvarezGalloso That's so cool. I can picture that, especially since my ex was Venezuelan and very into diverse genres of music (and in a few bands.) We visited his family in Caracas in 2013 and, while the city was rough, I enjoyed it. From talking to his family, looking at their old photos, and exploring the city with them, I could vividly picture the 1970s and 80s there. I also wish that we'd gone to Valencia, where his cousin lived. We did visit a few other towns, though. I'm so glad I got to experience Venezuela with locals.

[@RobertoAlvarezGalloso]

@@whateverlolawants thanks for replying

[@vegapunk6985]

I never knew I was a huge fan of Turkish music from the 70's!

[@rmcglon]

Brings flashbacks of my sailor days in Izmir

[@janelledelacruz3679]

Here's a Filipino listening to Turkish music while studying Japanese language. haha.

[@ahmetburakgokcek566]

both languages are members of ural-altaic language family, so that's the most reasonable diversity in multitasking with languages :)

[@ike4425]

Gambatte kudasai! Nihongo to Torukogo bumpo wa onaji desu soshite bokuwa , Torukojin tameni Nihongo hanasurukoto , benkiyosurukoto wa totemo kantan desu

[@superharuhifan]

weeb

[@pedrodomingo180]

Tena koe

[@the-birbo]

@@ahmetburakgokcek566 i don't think that's backed by facts, especially when comparing ancient Turkish and ancient Japanese which are even more different than they are currently

[@imrankjamil]

Didn't understand a word of this set. Best. 33 mins. ever.

[@helloworld2696]

Here I am in Istria, Croatia, listening the this kickass set. Dobro jutro!

[@bartoszkolacz]

THIS is what I call a good activity - no montage, no unnecesssary dialogues, and no crappy music. Soul - the music OF soul. :) Greetings from Poland.

[@TheStruggler0]

I love zywiolak from Poland too

[@cumhurciviloglu6141]

I asked my Polish wife yesterday lets move to Poland to live she said no :D But you have a beautiful country though so peacefull..

[@9sunsjuddleponk]

Seviyorum Polksa ludzi! I love polish ppl, we have history with our countries. There is a Polski village in Türkiye. And the ethnic Ashkenazi in poland originally came from Türkiye, so with the Tatar. Aşkenaz were ancient villages in Türkiye. Jestem Ashkenazim and Turkish :P

[@karya5571]

Please make another Turkish 70's set list, this was awesome!

[@thedude8697]

Are you Turkish?

[@karya5571]

@@thedude8697 yess:)

[@thedude8697]

@@karya5571 Cool. I like Turkey a lot, also the Turkish culture and food, so far Istanbul is my favorite but I haven't seen many places yet. I can't wait to visit again. Do you maybe have recommendations? :)

[@zsg0110]

@@thedude8697 Hi, I'm Turkish too. I am glad that you are interested in our culture and country. I found a channel the other day called Halil Bekar. He shares video series called "Show Me Turkey" which has drone shots of some cities in Turkey. I really liked it, so I thought maybe it can help you choose a city to go to :)

[@polatyalcn1874]

@@thedude8697 I recommend İzmir.

[@michelepetrone4664]

Ajda's song starting at 7:00 is a cover of Lucio Battisti and Mogol's "Penso a te". Amazing!!

[@kutukteyiz408]

Ajda Pekkan’s pre 90s songs are all covers. And she is still perfectly active at the age of 77…

[@sima231]

I cried immediately in the first minutes listening to this beautiful collection..had to think about my grand-parents who migrated in the 60s/70s to Germany, where I was born and raised. Now they live in Turkey again and I miss them so much..

[@sima231]

@@kangalamerika yeah, maybe :) But let's see what the future holds ;)

[@artivism4068]

how come so many Turkish people migrated to Germany back then?? It's reflected a lot of in Fatih Akin's films and it's very interesting.

[@ahmet107]

@@artivism4068 Germans needed manpower for their factories aftermath of the post-WWII rebuilding and we happened to have lots of villages without work apart from agriculture. Initially they were supposed to go there, learn the discipline of the job and the way factories worked then return to homeland with the goal of establishing a more capable industry. But they stayed.

[@phantom3591]

Ahmet Cosar Germany and Turkey made an agreement, so that turkish citizens could easily apply for work, especially in factories and construction companies. Initially germans wanted them to only stay till the „work is done“, but in the meantime, people, naturally, took their families with them, their children went to school in germany and grew up there, so they became a part of germany. Germans wanted turkish (and greek and italian people also) people to work and rebuilt germany but they didn‘t wanted them to be a part of the society. They treated (and are treating) these minorities very racist, the second and third generations are still struggling with the racism there.

[@kdindar]

same here

[@mehdicankaragoz1836]

Can we talk about how incredibly good the basslines are!

[@kato76109]

YEES!! The golden years of the bass

[@lana-hl1en]

My dad has always loved folk turkish music so I grew up familiar with it, I feel like the magic is in the language itself.

[@NotsoHardcore1]

I don't understand the language but I appreciate good music when I hear it thankyou.

[@tarilonte]

I'm listening, drinking and enjoying Sunday. Love from Brazil.

[@ars85202]

Claro que eu não poderia ser o único brasileiro, é só procurar direito

[@MGermano00]

GREAT MIX! Turkish women seem so passionate and adventurous while singing. Loving that!

[@mattjammy9884]

totally agree......have you listened to esmeray or selda bagcan?

[@oguzhan4792]

Matt Jammy listen şebnem ferah if you interested rock music specially her “kadın” album

[@JasonSmith-nt6rl]

I don't know anything about Turkish music nor the languages spoken in Turkey but I will tell you I like it like my coffee strong and bold

[@betulcimenay7408]

Haha :D just to clarify,the only official language of turkey is turkish! Have a great day

[@elifakil-unnebat5641]

This is Turkish which is the official language of the republic but Turkey is home to many other languages (and cultures) such as Kurdish and Laz, as well as being part of a Turkic family of languages spanning across Asia (Azerbaijani, Kyrgyz etc.) and Balkans (Gagavuz etc.). For anyone interested :)

[@everestteiken8537]

Portekiz’de gurbetteyim, yeni rakı ve bu playlist. Cok duygu yukluyum. Bilmem anlatabiliyor muyum? Harikasın. edit: Dünya’nın farklı yerlerinden selam gönderen, benzer duyguları paylaşan arkadaşlara kucak dolusu sevgimi gönderiyorum Madeira Adası’ndan. Kadim Anadolu’dan bize miras kalan zenginlikler için çok ama çok şanslıyız. Özlemimiz aslen saf duygulara, samimiyetlere, kucaklaşmalara, özgürlüklere.. yoksa dönüp baktığında toprak heryerde toprak, ağaç heryerde ağaç.. (rakı buralarda bulunmuyor, amazon’dan alıyorum.)

[@mertyucel7134]

10 numara memleket. resmen 90lar türkiyesi. okyanus kıyısı. yaşanır.

[@masaldeniz4557]

@@everestteiken8537 portekiz amerika kıtasında değil mi meksikanın orda nasıl avrupadan oluyo çok şaşırdım

[@serdara-1006]

Ne meksikası birader shshsh 😁

[@masaldeniz4557]

@@serdara-1006 ne biliyim hshsjksksksksj

[@SaitamaSENSEI-123]

Kesin troll, valla bak! cevap yazmayin lan

[@jmsessn]

istanbul, anatolian side, kadıköy, the pier, the ferries, seagulls, vintage taxicabs from the 50s, my granny, my childhood... i long for the 70s. thank you from istanbul 😍

[@lykhohrai]

This music reminds me of my travel to Istanbul! Сok guzel

[@barmandala]

Such a nice music!!!! Greetings from Mexico 🇲🇽

[@peerlessvillain]

This one, and the Turkish Anatolian rock video, are my favorites. Actually shed tears. IDK what they're saying but judging by what I know of the political social landscape of turkey back then I know these songs are emotionally charged AF. Much love from a Samoan from Hawaii living in the Carolinas

[@SonTSonad]

That spirit is still within us, brother. After Erdogan, it will rise from the ashes again.

[@hasbullasopranos]

Hello from İstanbul ✌🏻

[@smy3486]

18:48 O tepenin yamacında, o deniz kenarında At the side of that hill, at that coast O ağacın altında, o korunun yollarında Under that tree, on the paths of that grove Dolaşıyorsun sen şimdi de you're wandering now Beraber gezdiğimiz aynı yerlerde At the same places we used to visit together Gözyaşı dökmek artık neye yarar What good is it to keep shedding tears Şimdi benim yerimde bir başkası var Now that someone else has taken my place Olmaz böyle şey There can't be such a thing Yoksa rüya mı? Perhaps it's just a dream Tam 'mutlu oldum" derken As I finally believed I could be happy Yıktın bütün dünyamı You ruined my whole world Ben bu dertten ölürsem, söyle küçük bey If I am to die frí this suffering, tell me little sir Hiç mi kalbin sızlamaz Would your heart not ache at all Olmaz böyle şey! There can't be such a thing Olmaz böyle şey! There can't be such a thing Yoksa rüya mı? Perhaps it's just a dream Yıktın bütün dünyamı You ruined my whole world Ben bu dertten ölürsem, söyle küçük bey If I am to die from this suffering, tell me little sir Hiç mi kalbin sızlamaz Would your heart not ache at all Olmaz böyle şey! There can't be such a thing Kendi derdim yeterken Although my own troubles were enough Bir de sen dert oldun başıma You only came and added to them Bu aşk artık en son derken nerden çıktın karşıma As I uttered "this love will be the last" where did you appear before me Aşkın adını anmayacaktım I weren't to speak of love again Söz vermiştim bir daha kanmayacaktım I promised that I wouldn't fall for it again Ne sözler kaldı ne de yeminler Neither promises or vows remain now Gönül bir kez sevince derman mı dinler Would the heart accept any cures once it loves Olmaz böyle şey There can't be such a thing Yoksa rüya mı? Perhaps it's just a dream Tam 'mutlu oldum"… As I believed I could be happy...

[@ukyo5345]

Müziğin geldiği yere bak Bunlardan benfero kafama sıkacam yemin ederim...

[@turanmertduran2974]

mndasjdkasjdkas ulan dayı ya ahah yarıldım

[@isbaraalp1825]

Aga sadece bize özel bir durum değil bu dünya genelinde çok ciddi bir kültürel yozlaşma var. Senin dediğin şey de bu Kültürel yozlaşmanın yansıması malesef.

[@ip3k0cak]

benim de sıkasım geldi şimdi

[@ozlemozden2163]

benim de canımı cok sıkıyo bu durum

[@sevagkalemkaryan9901]

Bu müziğin de ben feronun da hastasıyız. Anlamak lazım beğenmesek bile. Sinirlenmeye gerek yok :)

[@ishaqa3569]

I’ve been crying for months and this gives me hope

[@elifcerenerdogan8580]

Ishaq Al-Zaeem actually first song named “hope” :)

[@luca_rr4660]

Why have you been crying?

[@rickc2102]

Here's hoping your head has lifted, and you have discovered new peaks to climb toward.

[@MsValentine96]

Don't give up.

[@goudagirl6095]

Oh honey, why? This makes me so sadto read this. Lean on the Lord Jesus Christ, he will give you rest, love & HOPE. I will keep you in prayer! ❤

[@andrewjcooke]

This is like having coffee w/ a Tarantino soundtrack

[@bobbycowper2915]

his movies suck, this music is good. and he sucks as a person too.

[@berryseinfeld6772]

@@bobbycowper2915 cool take.

[@sirilkartveit3498]

Love this comment so much. It made me share both it and the youtube-link with one of my Tarentino friends.

[@joseneto7443]

@@bobbycowper2915OMG every good music on yt have a comment talking about that asshole

[@ximono]

Quentin Taranturk?

[@gasparemattarella4368]

Seninleyim is an amazing cover of E penso a te - Bruno Lauzi, Bravo Ajda Pekkan!

[@nuiaslou18]

Hope is poor's bread she says(first song) damn we dont have good lyrics anymore.

[@batuhanshr]

That's right))

[@eyubico]

"Umuuut, fakirin ekmeği. Aşı; yoldaşı.Hasta anasının, gelmez ilacı." "Hope, the poor's bread. It's food, it's comrade. It's sick mother's medicine that doesn't arrive."

[@muammerulutas2478]

@@eyubico cevirmeyeydin iyiydi bu nasil ingilizce.bazi seyler baska dillere cevrilsede ayni tadi vermiyor ne yazikki gavur nerden anlasin umut fakirin ekmegi muhabbetini :))

[@eyubico]

@@muammerulutas2478 şarkılardaki duygu hiçbir zaman anlatılamaz zaten, çevirimde yanlış bukduysanız doğrusunu yazabilirsiniz. benim çevirmemin amacı, melodiden bir kısmını anlayabildikleri anlamın sözlerle desteklenmesiydi.

[@mindtrapped9934]

Nuia Slou we do, you just gotta proper crate dig

[@manoto107]

50 yılda bir ülke sanat olarak nasıl çöker canlı canlı şahit olduk

[@caglary.4588]

Büyük kısmı aranje olmasa... Sonraki yıllarda orijinal bestelerimiz artıyor sanki...

[@cemonder4165]

Orijinallik olarak 90'lar müzik sektörü Turkiye'de zirve, fakat çöküş bariz. Çöküşün sebebi internet. İnsanların müzik dinleme aliskanliklari disaridan cok etkileniyor. Sadece Turkiye degil, Ingilizce konuşmayan her ülke bu degisime ayak uyduramadı. Türkiye'de bu ithal müziğe ayak uyduramayan kesimin tarzı da daha arabesk, o yuzden bu arabesk-fantezi disinda bir sey cikmiyor su sıralar.

[@candilite]

siyasal islamın giripo de mahvetmediği hiç bir şey yoktur; muzik bilim spor sanat gibi tüm etkinliklerde babrak karmalın afganistanı şahın iranı ve de köy enstiülerinin esintilerinin olduğu türkiye de insanlık zirve yaptı sonra allahın nuru(siyasal islam) geldi her şey yasak oldu her şeye karıştılar ve kuruttular ortamı.

[@suatkray639]

Sadece sanat mı ?

[@atmachahomeliving]

net!

[@kblyarpt5787]

Ajda pekkan başka birşey ya .70 lerin ortasında ispanyol paçayla gazinoda dinleyenler ne şanslı be.

[@rhdsa8554]

ok boomer

[@parkerschnabel5529]

Babam ile Annem aklima geliyo ispanyol paca 😂😅😅😂 eskiden insanlar daha sik giyiniyorlardi müzik hic bahsetmicem bile ☮️♥️

[@ferencbanu_tattoo]

Your channel and Altin Gün got me hooked on Turkish music.

[@chalupabrain]

dude yes!!!

[@everestteiken8537]

We are honored

[@burakalis]

Try "Anatolian Rock Revival Project" chanel :)

[@Jenrockerlml]

Same here

[@TSHKKRipper]

Altın Gün is really good.

[@wimvanleuven8992]

Never thought I'd end up here by stating 'Yes, I would like to check out these Turkish Female Singers on vinyl'. Salt stone caught my eye, music made me stay.

[@orion2250]

1 minute in and subscribed.its like opening a door to a warm summer day in 1970 something...and everything’s alright again

[@danamaximilian3998]

Felt the same. ❤️

[@ezgio.1386]

As a turkish person who lives in usa, these songs touched a very special place in my heart.. i guess im homesick and the worst part is that not finding “raki” where i live. Its just not fair to friday night.

[@rodrigodiaz1085]

I started with Krishna, then Coco and now Turkish female...obviously I´m suscribed. Greetings from Patagonia Argentina1

[@diegovanegas3962]

Now pass it on the Turkish coffee and listen to this gem 💎☮️🎧

[@nathanmamo3970]

Why is this so amazing??

[@xiutie]

I never thought non-turkish ppl would be interested in turkish music tbh

[@gabaghoul3499]

Xiutie I’ve been listening to Turkish music for a long time! There’s something really special about it.

[@erdal0]

Ok Sure only die hard music fans go deep into the Turkish music scene to find the real gems.

[@aurorasage7305]

have always LOVED Turkish music from all era's :-) the soul is sublime

[@LillyAlara]

Love hearing music in other languages than my own, it's such a great window into another culture. I got my introduction to Turkish music through EDM and wanting to hear the original piece that had been sampled

[@hahahahahaha2322]

Ezik misin?

[@tedbacks6365]

the bassline on the first song deserves a place in history

[@edemirdoguhan3925]

I made a cup of sweet double Turkish coffee, listening this in the background and studying.

[@jexminnn4239]

As a Turkish person who doesn't listen Turkish songs at all, your channel made me appreciate my country' songs. And I keep listening to these now :))

[@YunusEmre-pl8ur]

Mağarada mı yaşıyordun dostum 😂❤

[@anthonyhall7428]

just beautiful, i,m jamaican and music has no barriers, its international, i just love the sound of these ladies voices

[@breathspinecore]

This playlist is so fucking good. I listen to it often. It gets better every time. Thanks

[@kato76109]

All of them hits me good, but that song by Ajda @ 6:59 hits me different. Beautiful bass melody and I tear up every time when I feel the soul from her vocals towards the end. Im flying to Turkey next month and can't wait!

[@nica6720]

I think this is my absolute favourite of all your Coffee Break Sessions. Reminds me of when I was travelling through Turkey. Guessing you know the Dutch-Turkish band Altın Gün ❤️

[@agabi1632]

Yes! I know them pretty well!

[@SandraGonzalez-Sandrina]

Leyla best song ever!!!

[@ChristopherPhillips]

No Selda - cant believe it.

[@nusretuluc8469]

Dude also you must listen to serenad bağcan. They are sisters and both are amazing

[@hangiefe]

Probably cause of her political stand, her songs were forbiden or people were afraid to get a stigma when they listened Selda.

[@sungerbob1786]

yes. selda is great.

[@neray44]

@@PnarSAGLIK you cannot generalize like that

[@ArtunErkin]

@@PnarSAGLIK speak for yourself. A lot of people like Selda in Türkiye. And we dont afraid to listen her. I dont know how seems thing in europea but Turkey is not İran or Suudi Arabia or something like that. İn turkey some people want this but they are so weak and they will lose.

[@aggressive_coat]

I don't know what was going on in Turkey in the 70s but they were making sweet tunes

[@reckoner5650]

Turkish songs from 70's are hittin different....

[@iSugarHeart]

This is so good. Man i love listening to 70's music fromm france , japan, america , turkey... All of that music is different yet united. Gotta love the sound =))

[@daigoropagano1717]

The theme from the second song is actually from an Italian song called "E penso a te" by Lucio Battisti. But this version is more probably based on Mina's rendition since its much more diva-oriented.

[@akilvarmantikvar]

Yes, the singer (Ajda Pekkan) used to sing a lot of Turkishized Italian songs in the 70s. Another good example is "Düşünme Hiç", her version of "Il Cigno Dell'Amore".

[@gengar94y]

@@akilvarmantikvar Thanks a lot, I am Italian and I love Mina's version, but this one from Ajda Pekkan is really great! Need to find other songs of her in KZbin

[@SkyHero66]

Sehr schön! Das waren vermutlich die goldenen Zeiten was die türkische Musik betrifft. Könnte Stunden lang anhören.

[@parkerschnabel5529]

Ja da hast du recht.

[@solitudesolitude959]

greetings from Lebanon ♥️♥️♥️💋

[@kingmaxsemilia]

for years now I'm always coming back to this.. one of my favourite mixes on hot summer days ❤

[@Luckyerectus]

How colorful music was at those times! today we have more and music has less.

[@fabbbbb]

Yesterday i saw and i was singing this magnific music and i love it!!! I'm from México and i love you now!!! one of the best music that i sing in my life

[@jujulilie2680]

Pourquoi n'aie-je pas écouter ça avant ??!! ..très agréable cette musique ,très belle

[@zivkovicable]

Love the fantastic music. Maybe Turkish coffee next time?

[@oguzhan4792]

Trust me you should drink rakı with this songs. Its traditional Turkish alcohol

[@zivkovicable]

@@oguzhan4792 şerefe !

[@oguzhan4792]

zivkovicable hahaha şerefe mate

[@oguzhan4792]

ğğöğğ that counts too 😂

[@ozgurekinaydn6420]

Rakı melon white cheese(Edirne yağlı) amazing three thing with these songs

[@MelissaMellyMelRoberge]

This is my favorite of all this channels vids. I never knew I’d like 70s Turkish music, but I feel like I’m in a 70s movie soundtrack. Beat listened to while sipping strong coffee and dancing around while cleaning or doing dishes. Totally puts me in a great mood. Thank you for posting this vid. I’ve even hooked my Dad on to this channel. He’s a vinyl collector/junkie for music. 🤘😎🤘

[@nihatylmaz8582]

Hello .Where are you from ?

[@TUNC66]

What beautiful words you have uttered, indeed, just like you said,

[@RumeysaDemiralay]

This playlist is my antidepressant during these Corona quarantine days. Thanks a lot 💞

[@nihatylmaz8582]

Hadi yabancılar ingilizce yazıyorda .senin gibi türkler niye ingilizce yazar anlamış değilim

[@hopeless9700]

@@nihatylmaz8582 Türk yokki olum

[@nihatylmaz8582]

@@hopeless9700 tanımadığın insanlara oğlum deme ,belki senin yaşında oğlu veya torunu vardır

[@hopeless9700]

@@nihatylmaz8582 dogru dedin özür dilerim

[@beyzamemis4319]

As a turkısh person I was little upset because of our old but gold songs not well-known around world and this songs deserves so much, when I encounter your video I'm super happy , in the video there is songs which even I didnt know it's made my day thank you againn

[@HK-rw3ig]

I love the Turkish ‘70 music. Brings back memories.

[@hadiya2179]

After reading most of the comments, I did realise how lucky I'm. I lived those era, worked in that music industry. And now living other part of the world listening those music through internet and I'm lucky because I understand the lyrics. Good job. Thank you sharing this with music lovers ❤

[@nilufer2280]

Videoya ve müziklere aşık oldum♥️Keşke değerini daha çok bilsek, 17 yaşındayım ve arkadaşlarımın nerdeyse hepsi rap dinliyor fakat gerçek ruh, gerçek müzik burda yatıyor. Çok seviyorum♥️

[@Yarenoglu]

I need a radio station that just plays 70s Turkish music 24/7

[@13deltafdc]

This is my favorite set of yours. I have listened to them all a couple of times but this is magic. I keep coming back to listen to it again. I just fell in love with the beautiful singing. I can hear the passion in their voices.

[@pluvio5]

This is probably the best idea, best channel, best vibes here on youtube I thank you

[@elizabethalexandra8218]

I love the calm atmosphere you have. I am a muscian and learn so much from listening, your concept is brilliantly orchestrated for this fast fanatic world that should slowwwww down and sway to your sweet gift to all listening. Thank you 🙏🏼 for being in touch with all of us that thrive on a peaceful world of music. ☮️ 🌍🌟🎶▪️💃🏿

[@haiphan5599]

Don't know why but it sounds like one of Haruki Murakami books to me

[@jacob8949]

I don't know why, but that makes perfect sense

[@ars85202]

Woah that's true

[@bridgetllanes5539]

Colorless Tsukuru Tazaki and His Years of Pilgrimage

[@nefestamag4167]

Because of the K and Sh sounds' similarities

[@mertseckin4785]

hahahaha

[@chalupabrain]

Dude, this is absolutely amazing. Seriously, thank you for sharing this set!

[@Saab79Turbo]

Very much appreciated, great songs. My mom used to listen to these music when I was just a kid. May she rest in peace. Thanks again.

[@NamasteCC]

Yesssssssssssssssssss exactly what my soul needed this morning and I didnt even know it

[@littleredreadingfox4772]

I love this! Thank you so much from Romania! You have no idea how much these videos mean for us! :) nb: just a fan of Turkish culture with classic rock/prog musical tastes

[@hhielitta]

It wouldve been lovely if selda bagcan was included!!! Great set!

[@mattjammy9884]

that would be awesome..........................she's probably my fave. tho esmeray and kamuran akkor are great too ;)

[@gokhankillioglu9114]

@@mattjammy9884 if you would like to explore more Turkish female vocals from 70s, please check my channel. I have a similar mix in my channel too named ''best of 70s Anatolian Folk Pop female vocal songs''

[@mehera5218]

@@gokhankillioglu9114 great uploads bless you

[@koolkeith72]

Back in the days, back in the good times.. Thank you very much for this upload.. 💗💗💗💗💗💗💗💗

[@Sincerelymakay]

I got a little too excited to see this up! Thanks for the amazing music!

[@teonanhilton2512]

I love coffee, I love music and I'm Turkish! You've got yourself a new subscriber!

[@tayfunterzi5796]

Kızlar hepinize teşekkür ederim eskiden olduğu gibi hala hayatımıza renk katıyorsunuz.

[@steveperry1344]

i lived near istanbul around this time and really liked turkish music on the radio.

[@panzaratti]

This is such an ill vibe! This channel is proof that no matter where youre from, if you create something with passion, and in this case its music, it speaks to the souls of others. Thats love. It doesnt matter if you dont even understand the language in the song, the soul recognizes the good shit because it comes from the heart. Look how beautiful this is. We're from all different walks of life, but we're sitting here enjoying this good worldly music connecting us. We're one people. One love. May peace be with you all.

[@Declan.Murphy]

Gulden Karabocek's voice

[@MSefaHere]

Declan Murphy my favourite of all

[@ibrahimssen]

It started as I start to read this comment :) That song is my favorite so far.

[@selen14]

Thank u for your channel, it really helps me find a way back to my roots that isn't tiring and relatable even for westernized immigrants like I am. Music truly connects on a global scale. Thank u for making long forgotten music accessible (in a beautiful and aesthetically pleasing format as well!)

[@musraozsoy1201]

i am proud of my ladies! thanx to this fascinating video

[@kidsfairytalesandstories49]

70's Turkish music is the best in the world My Favorite Selda Selda amazing

[@tandyegg]

More of this!!!! It ended and I was like “Is that it?” Great set. Thank you!

Love the work and dedication on the fade in&outs!

[@kuntitircan9270]

bakın bu müzikler her anlamda mükemmel mükemmel ya eargazm adeta sürekli müzik dinlemek istiyorum beynimin yerinde kocaman hoparlör olsaydı keşke öldüğümde en çok müzik dinleyemeyeceğime üzülürüm teşekkürler türkçe

[@bejljaj8899]

beni özetledin

[@makiferdgn]

Şu kaliteli müziklerden nerelere... Yanlış zamanda yaşıyorum cidden...

[@ufuksezer770]

Dude ! Thanks for presenting our music to World. Our country is very diverse both in cultural and population sense. However, we are still only known for a few certain things, streotypes. And thanks for presenting World to all of us in a totally different sense. Teşekkürler ve sevgiler from Turkey !

[@argust9574]

That’s amazing even being Turkish i never listen this kind but your sets are awsome thanks for uploading.

[@barisveesitlik9310]

Beautiful. Beautiful and beautiful. You can't imagine how I feel good now. I just got home from work, it was a horrible day. Now I am laying on my bed, listening this and dreaming my beautiful future. Love, hardwork, patience, passion, and hope... Never give up, whatever you are dealing with now. 💕 🇹🇷

[@meryem9515]

They are amazing ! Hello from Edirne 😄

[@howdymontz]

I listened to these tracks all the time when I lived in İstanbul !!! love love love this video thank you so much for it !!!