"Noah's Ark" / "L'arca di Noe" - on Yamaha HE-8

L'arca di Noe was originally performed by Italian singer Sergio Endrigo in a southern European style. However, it was also a hit for Danish male singer Per Parbst in a translation called Noah's Ark in the early 1970's. He recorded it in a more northern style somewhat better suited for organ and drum machine - in fact it was one of the first times I heard a Hammond organ when I was 6 or 7.
Here I play it on Yamaha HE-8 organ and Technics SX-C600 organs. The Roland JX-8P is added for the strings and the drum machine is a Korg Rhythm 55.

[@PanKeyHeikeNEU]

Very great!

[@perparbst]

Der står om sangen Noahs Ark at den er indsunget af sangerinden Per Parbst. men da jeg sang den og siden, har jeg været en mand - siger min kone

[@Oestba]

Love it!!! (I think it sounds better than Sergio!)

[@organfairy]

Hvad så med tiden før du indsang den :-) Jeg kan ikke se hvor der står "sangerinde". Ordet "singer" bruges om begge køn, og længere nede står der "he". Men for at præcisere det har jeg nu skrevet "male singer".

[@organfairy]

Me neither (i al fald ikke så vidt jeg ved)!

[@perparbst]

Hello. Sorry, but I´m not a woman. -Per Parbst