Recuerdos de la Alhambra played by John Williams

[@teddysears703]

Best melody trémolo ever written , Francisco Tarrega's RECUERDOS DE LA ALHAMBRA, too pleasant and beautiful to the ears, and we add the magnificent JIHN WILLIAMS, well you've got the perfect combination!

[@dennisalexander314]

My father spent years trying to perfect that piece. It never fails to bring tears to my eyes when played by an expert.

[@piero4706]

As a spaniard, i give my respects to this man. His musical abilities are beyond imagination.

[@69Phuket]

And ad hoc...after a blasting from the fat oaf! Shivers down the spine.. @piero4706 Agree.

[@gitaaa7740]

This is the Master. He inspired me to play classical guitar. His tremolo is flawless! He always plays with such feeling

[@miketravis6149]

And I think he has six fingers on each hand lol. In a word, BEAUTIFUL.

[@davidsrobotroots]

@@miketravis6149 AI Hands.

[@nesherben-negev1345]

John Williams brings music out of a guitar that no one else can. He is masterly.

[@rockywaters9592]

Breaks my heart to see how this was music I heard on national TV during my childhood, to what my daughter now has to hear in her childhood.

[@average-team-kid]

People said the same about blues, jazz, and rock. I have never found a popular musical genre that when it's history, message, and intricacy has been considered isn't breathtaking. Before you write a whole generation of music off based on the little you've heard of it put some effort in. Learn what the inspiration is, who likes it and why they like it, what the history is. Listen to the classics of the genre not just what you hear in stores. You'll change your mind.

[@leftyfourguns]

If you want your kid to grow up to be a musical genius then just name him John Williams. It's been working so far

[@tjejojyj]

leftyfourguns 😂😂😂😂

[@dwightkematch5464]

Bahahaha

[@tomsimmonds534]

I may give it a go then, not having much luck! Deed poll beckons 🤔

[@sergius28]

👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍

[@carlosbuzonlozano9294]

This song thats a Spanish guitars Francisco Tárrega

[@artysanmobile]

Complete and total ownership of a musical instrument is, for me, the most awe-inspiring thing in all the world. My day has been immeasurably brightened watching this.

[@littlelulu1946]

John Williams is an extraordinary talent with a great sense of humor! What a pleasure to listen to this wonderful artist.

[@pedroacostanunez5706]

Talento y conocimiento expresado en los sonidos más puros de España para el mundo...

[@watsjd1]

The man plays like a machine. Which is what some people say as a critique, but I as a compliment. He's unreal. And so relaxed, he looks like he's just scratching a kitten's belly.

[@JimitriG]

I agree, absolutely flawless!

[@pixienixieqq]

Mmmmmm, real magical fingers!!!

[@nitefly100]

I've been playing my kitten for years but I can only play one note: prrrrrrrrrrrrrrr

[@watsjd1]

Well said. The older I get the more I notice it, but I still admire it. As an amature guitarist I always tried to achieve mechanical perfection but fell way short of it. Maybe that's why I admire it so.

[@ledzeprulz]

miguelitoven easy on the caps lock buddy, someone might think you have a point worth sharing..

[@neirasworld]

Came here after watching Memories of the Alhambra. I am amazed how beautiful this is and it is wonderful that a person from far away Korea decided to make a TV series based on Alhambra and this piece of music. How beautifully inspiring!

[@OccasionalThespian]

Pls this drama traumatized me- yes ik I'm 1 year late heheh

[@tomtran3211]

Master of Classical Guitar player. John Williams is one of the top Classical Guitar players in the world. Thank you for sharing your performance. It's so beautiful and spectacular.

[@Berlinda-p7q]

Les Dawson was a Classically trained pianist, love this clip,thank you KZbin ❤😂🎉

[@restablex]

This is the best reference in yt if you want to know how this masterpiece is suposed to sound. The one above all performances out there in the internet.

[@rosemarie2090]

Brilliant.... in another world.... so beautiful..... thank you

[@sabyegrp]

I'm 72, and have played guitar most of my adult life. But when I see this, I realize that I missed someting really important along the way, and that I really just plunk on the instrument. This man is amazing.

[@gordonburns8731]

An absolutely beautiful piece, played by the eponymous John Williams.

[@safa146]

Andres Segovia was the best classical guitar virtusso in 20th century but this man is the best now. All notes are complitely clear and his technic is perfect!!

[@paidda]

John studied under sr Segovia?

[@juaqui7565]

@@paidda yes 👍

[@DrCrabfingers]

Segovia was supreme and just a wonder to listen to....he had hands like a farm worker but his spirit soared like a angel....and somehow his great banana fingers plucked the strings with authority and utter majesty....his touch was perfection.

[@bigd1345]

Incredible concentration.

[@pabloperez4063]

​@@bigd1345 he is thinking where he put the keys of the car

[@zodiacbluesbaby]

Got to love all the experts telling John Williams how to play guitar.

[@stuarthowe1044]

I think Brandon Acker is worth a listen though

[@handyvickers]

Just brilliant... I've heard this played by quite a few classic guitarists, but John Williams stands head and shoulders above the rest... Seamless, a joy to listen to. Perfection.

[@elwaybevin2898]

J.W. - I've been listening to him since 1967 ... he's still the king of classical guitar.

[@jtpinnyc]

Les Dawson is totally underrated as a pianist - it takes great skill to play wrong notes in a controlled fashion as he did.

[@ClotEastwood]

Ha ha ha ha You are soooooooooooooooooooooooooooo right . . I loved watching him "Bum Note" but play perfectly . . . .

[@seancurtin5131]

The criminal part of this footage is the break in the sound as the tape uncrinkles. Such a magnificent performance truly deserves a far superior filming and media transfer.

[@stevebrian3894]

he makes it sound like there are 2 guitars, in my opinion the greatest living guitarist.

[@peymanghahremani7721]

Add Julian Bream!

[@nick260682]

Yeah Bream is better in my opinion. Not to say Williams isn’t incredible, but I feel like Bream plays with more colour and emotion. To get a good idea of the difference, listen to their respective versions of “Sevilla”. Williams is fantastic, but then you listen to Bream’s and it’s like you’re listening to a whole orchestra play. It’s insane.

[@bellabugs]

nick260682 true both are incredible players but bream is literally is something else... master bream is my idol

[@inveritategloria]

He is the greatest living guitarist, bar none.

[@kb3sGaming]

Watch Paco de Lucia

[@sledge1960]

I really don't believe I've ever heard anything more beautiful.

[@CORTEXFLY]

sledge1960 Alexandre Lagoya is better !

[@DrNoseman]

We have to stop comparing different masters

[@nimaakhtarkhavari8766]

Try with "La Catedral" of Agustin Barrios...

[@danielcantera5682]

Una Limosna por el amor de dios

[@kimw6698]

Stunning. Beautiful. I went to Alhambra last year - such good memories.

[@robertororro7617]

Hermosa interpretación. Me quito el sombrero. Gracias.

[@neilbertuk1]

A master musician at the peak of his powers. John Williams isn't bad either.

[@javisafaBM]

Not bad, but watch Narciso Yepes playing it

[@moncefkarimaitbelkacem1918]

@@javisafaBM agreed,narciso's interpretation is outstanding:);)

[@BernieHollandMusic]

@@moncefkarimaitbelkacem1918 Narciso Yepes is an extraordinary player and he uses a 10 string guitar - you should hear his version of the Bach "Chaconne"

[@arnovmukherjee6496]

javisafaBM fffff

[@iris21ful]

The mother of all tremolos. Frightening.

[@franciscogimenezmadrid3511]

Francisco Tárrega, imortal autor de Recuerdos de la Alhambra. Que no muera su recuerdo

[@mariquitadem.3398]

😮je croyais que c'était NACISO YEPEZ..???🎉❤

[@klaus1761]

A great musician, with the prog rock band "SKY" excited us so much...fabulous, thanks so much !!!

[@sharifalhumaid8537]

Very challenging piece and, in my opinion, John Williams is one of the best in playing it. The tremolos timing is evenly spaced with steady volume. Another great tremolo piece favorite of mine is Oración by Manolo Sanlúcar.

[@antoniopiernagordaperez1634]

Sharif Al Humaid aprendeatoto

[@jduff59]

Thanks for the recommendation Sharif, I will check that out!

[@anthonymead4359]

This is so fantastic - a piece of heaven. You need to be totally on top of your game to produce something, approaching, anywhere near to this.

[@715musicman]

John is so gentle with his guitar as if it were is only beloved child.WONDERFUL!!!!!!

[@davidk3009]

715musicman nicely put

[@ColtDee]

Beautifully performed Sir.

[@klasikindo]

He must have played it twenty million times to be this fluid

[@gloriaegli7584]

NO..HE PLAYS WITH HIS HEART

[@alsatiancousin2905]

According to my calculations, twenty million and two times. The one before that still had some major issues.

[@pedeadde]

.marce ungheresi

[@pabloperez4063]

He had ThE hang of It ThE First day he tried....that,S a genius

[@drjojo5551]

Talent/artistry does not need the mindless rote of no talent drudgery!! 20,000,000?? REALLY.??? WTF?????

[@MottiShneor]

It's stupid. but I cry now. with tears. Dammit. Time after time, I will still cry. Thanks John. Thanks for bringing this piece to life.

[@monkeyhanger1951]

John Williams plays the very best version you could hear on guitar, I can listen to it all day also to Nana Mouskouri's singing version too which is unbeatable

[@b.mariatur.76]

Pieknie gra :)

[@monkeyhanger1951]

Yes it is isn't it :) here is the link to Nana Mouskouri's singing version ;) www.last.fm/music/Nana+Mouskouri/_/Recuerdos+De+La+Alhambra

[@edwardhowie6102]

It's a matter of opinion really have you listened to Celidonio Romero or Julian Breem even Pepe Romero? Each and every one of them are masters,of the guitar.

[@donditto3255]

Thanks a lot, I found it coincidentally last night watching a movie for John Williams musical life. Wonderful piece of art!

[@pralaysangma8019]

You are truly a virtuoso classical guitarist John, thanks for this video.

[@corneliuscarr9188]

His tremolo makes you cry.

[@danieltonga6052]

I don't know whether to cry because it's so beautiful, or because I doubt that my tremolo will ever be that good 😭😭😭 haha

[@redribboncellproject4049]

+Daniel Tonga Lmfao currently working on this piece, and yeah I know the struggle

[@ArthurCunnington_singer]

+hol4ko It took me two weeks of 10 minutes metronoming to get the 3 figures rolling. Learnt it in block chords then triplets then quads to get it nailed. Still working on getting it as smooth as this though!

[@toshiharutsunoda1327]

+Arthur Cunningtogn

[@mdancy999]

Use your big knuckles!

[@MelvilleG]

Such crisp, well-pronounced tremolos. He is simply amazing

[@romydelarosa6813]

We owe it to ourselves to listen and watch John Williams more while he is with us. I caught up with Julian Bream for a short time before he passed. And although his music keeps him alive, I could have honored him with much more audience antemortem. They are extremely rare individuals that we would not have forever.

[@miketravis6149]

Beautiful, I would give my right arm to be able to play guitar as good as this. Even piano as good as Les Dawson.....

[@marcingrzmil7785]

mike travis You wouldn't be able to play like this without your right arm. :)

[@miketravis6149]

Oh yeah. Oooops lol

[@claudedrouot1650]

Sorry but if you give your right arm you would not be able to play this with only one arm!

[@edwardhowie6102]

If you gave your right arm you probably would play like les Dawson!

[@arfurlife]

Wow! you have to hand it to him dont you. That is something else. So effortless and so controlled. I would die of shame if he ever heard my attempt. I wish I could know what it feels like to play it like Mr Williams. You d have to shoot me to stop me repeating it over and over if i was that good.Brilliant and bravo

[@stephenhowlett6345]

He must have played the guitar from the womb to be able to play like that, I can’t play a note but he can play five at the same time , a true guitar genius

[@tonchette7993]

I can play 6 notes at the same time, it's called a chord.

[@Chris-rr9ud]

@@tonchette7993 I thing he is not familiar with the idea of tremolo

[@tonchette7993]

​@@Chris-rr9ud It's called a joke.

[@Chris-rr9ud]

@@tonchette7993 no shit

[@romandivalenti9690]

A well tuned machine with the hands of a Saint in charge of a universal baptism in the sounds and praises of music offered in the ancient instrument of the Guitar. Bravo, John.

[@miketravis6149]

One of life`s truly talented people. I love this.

[@mackenziefan5019]

John Williams makes it look like he is doing nothing at all. Sublime playing. He doesn't break sweat! It sounds like his technique is a gift from the Gods, but it is just a result of years of devoted practise. He studied at Segovia's Summer School from the age of 11. Encouraged and taught from early years by his guitar-playing Dad and then tutored by the best. After that it was just down to about 25 hours-a-day practise.

[@jenniferlang1393]

Listening to this man play......especially this piece......makes my brain cells melt!! So beautiful, so relaxed, such talent. I love this. And him.❤❤❤

[@larrymerkle1672]

Played like a wind-up music box. No romance, no feeling, no phrasing, no rubato, no change in volume. It's hard to imagine a duller rendition of this superb composition.

[@aayambasnet548]

It certainly does what it is supposed to. Imprint the beautiful memories of the palace of Alhambra in the mind. Beautifully done!

[@jonnycapes]

Truly wonderful rendition here! And so great that u kept the les Dawson part on at the start too, god bless his jolly soul! :0) Marvellous stuff!

[@dondukinfield6445]

Absolutely beautiful, I would give anything if I play a piece of music like this just one time.

[@marilyncarter4747]

His tremolo is absolutely perfect !!

[@JamesW81]

Mike oldfield.... etude. #edit# 7 years later watching this again.... Beautiful rendition, the strumming is flawless.

[@alleneverhart4141]

Simply amazing performance. The challenge of this piece is to get the tremolo effect to sing the melody and John does that better than most any guitarist on the planet. Fabulous.

[@BernieHollandMusic]

Listen to Narciso Yepes and you just might change your mind. . . . .

[@davidverdugarcia1]

John, tremenda facilidad y fantástico trémolo. He pasado un ratito agradable, David Verdú.

[@marilenaperucchetti2998]

Què magnìfica interpretaciòn!! Quedè impactada!!!

[@victoriabower7547]

The first guitar vinyl I ever purchased was classical guitar music, recorded by John Williams. Astoundingly beautiful. We’re going back over 5 decades. 🙀

[@SuperBking1340]

Williams is the virtuoso on the guitar But Les Dawson was the virtuoso of comedy Both giants in their field.

[@PurdyBear1]

+SuperBking1340 Les was also a very good pianist, which he obviously messed about when he was doing comedy.

[@nillarizzi9611]

Really. I don’t understand what they say each other, I am Italian. Can you write the words of this comedy? Thanks. 🙏🏼🌸🌹

[@petershadbolt2268]

@@nillarizzi9611 Io sono Australiano e anche per me le battute sono po troppo veloce per me. La prima battuta e quando John Williams dice "Lo faremo in E" (nella chiave di E (Mi)) a quale risponde Les Dawson "No ... lo faremo qui".

[@fidulario]

@@petershadbolt2268 If Nila Rizzi doesn't appreciate your effort, I do.

[@Gminor7]

Thanks for your input. i have heard numerous Smallmans live: I was in the 8th row at a John Williams concert in Atlanta a few years ago. I have been a few feet away from Ben Verdery and Nicholas Goluses on numerous occasions while they played their Smallman guitar-shaped-objects. I have listened to them from as close as 3 feet, and as far away as the back of several excellent concert halls. I cannot stand them. To each his own.

[@commodoor646]

Sure he's great, but it doesn't hurt that he has 8 fingers on each hand.

[@miketravis6149]

LOL

[@franciscobarril]

Actually, six on each hand. Also, he killed my father.

[@mathieuvanleeuwen7127]

round1fight Something something Montoya, knew him. He;s dead now. Won't be missed...

[@finalsolution6831]

@@miketravis6149 shit, you had me counting them lol

[@richardlloyd2589]

Mathieu van Leeuwen 👌🤣

[@LukeSniper]

What I've always loved about John Williams is how his playing, while far from technically perfect, is so incredibly musical and expressive. His playing is HUMAN, and therefore, truly beautiful

[@yeahdancetomyrecord]

i'd say thats about as technically perfect as any human could play that song.

[@alelaera13]

@@yeahdancetomyrecord yea dude, its the most perfect tremolo I have ever seen

[@GtronVideo]

The best interpretation I've ever found in KZbin! That's the way I like this piece to be played!

[@s.m.3882]

I classici servono a questo...ogni volta che lo ascolti e poi eseguito cosi ti ricordi che la vita è eterna!

[@grilloderiver]

The chords in the beginning are from stanley myers cavatina, kjetil said. The other song (memories of the alhambra, or recuerdos de la alhambra) was composed by the spanish composer Francisco Tárrega

[@memyselfandi5833]

excellence personified its amazing to watch and very difficult to do but practice makes perfect and I got there in the end. greeting form Wigan England

[@maribeljimenez7151]

Grande la música española!!, y qué lástima que no esté tan valorada como se merece.

[@rufinosanchez2703]

Maribel Jiménez: ¿Quién dijo que la música española no estaba bien valorada?... Según mi gusto y mi entender, la música española está muy bien valorada en todo el mundo. Muchas gracias.

[@kuddelfranz20001]

einmalig schön und bewundernswert, das Stück ----und der Künstler und grössten Respekt vor dem Komponisten.

[@emersongene1]

Absolutely beautiful!

[@ronniefedelino6143]

bravo! this music is our background when we are performing a live drama on radio

[@MegaPitoe]

amazing piece, amazing player

[@craiglauder5481]

Praise God for the joy John Williams has shared! He's amazingly gifted.

[@Pladderkasse]

By far, the best, most even and most musical tremolo technique in the history of the guitar so far.

[@Jamie-js3qw]

try Paola Hermosin

[@thachle7181]

Hi ! J william ! Congrate you doing much better this time endeed ! Approx three time better than 4 years ago when i first time watched you perform on tv somwhere .

[@fieldfullofthistles]

les was good but by heavens John was heavenly. How did he keep that tremolo going so fast for so long? Superb.

[@hermantangdililing2268]

Maestro! Greeting from Toraja, Indonesia

[@gaboyebu3269]

Greetings.. Excellent performance, little difficulty for large capacity master guitar. But very technical. With best wishes.

[@pepinillosazucarados6743]

THE TRANSLATION OF THE TITLE OF THE SONG WOULD BE MEMORIES OF THE WIRE ...THANKYOU.

[@Thellbro]

PEPINILLOS AZUCARADOS Well, Alhambra is a medieval fortress in Spain, so the translation of that word isn’t necessary.

[@pepinillosazucarados6743]

@@Thellbro THANKYOU

[@chucktrier]

I fear that it will never be played at this level again..Its incredible.

[@LesPero]

+Peter Trier dont think like that dude.. just jam..put hours into it..if you have passion nothing can stop you

[@larrymerkle1672]

Played like a wind-up music box. No romance, no feeling, no phrasing, no rubato, no change in volume. It's hard to imagine a duller rendition of this superb composition.

[@chucktrier]

@@larrymerkle1672 It s like your opinion man

[@michaelodwyer6708]

It's by listening to great guitarists playing wonderful pieces that inspires the rest of us mere mortals to take it up.

[@MultiNacnud]

les dawson was actually an accomplished pianist as well as a comedian

[@mirkovic]

Amazing when playing with such perfection is a problem for some critics of John Williams.

[@mariaangelicadonosodonoso793]

Mi tema del alma. Escuché este tema desde antes de nacer. Fue mi canción de cuna En brazos de mi Abuelito guitarrista Clásico. Todos los temas de Tarrega, Rodrigo, etc. Gran por traerla. Aunque la escucho aun todas las noches para dormirme. No muy buena la interpretación, es como tocar por tocar. Le faltó ALMA, la interpreto muy rápida. Igualmente gracias.

[@carlosperezleiro4375]

Estoy de acuerdo contigo. Empezó bien, pero luego se aceleró. Es un tema para tocar más lento y con más sentimiento. No entiendo de música, pero tengo este tema en varias versiones. Las tengo mejores.

[@svfrndz]

Simply the greatest rendition of this piece. Nobody else played it better than John Williams.

[@marianogarrido5487]

Excepto Narciso Yepes.

[@Yogi-Megan]

Common bro, several others on KZbin are just as good if not better. Each are top of their game. Not sure if Mark knoffler type of music but I bet he can nail it just as good.

[@miguelm.7619]

Preciosa musica y gran interpretacion..

[@pepedealida]

Applaus before the last chord, means a lot....brilliant 🙋🏻‍♂️🎸

[@sbearly]

It could just mean they don’t know the piece.

[@christianjones4042]

Imagine him being invited on to a show like this to play classical guitar these days. Wouldn’t never happen. Another small sign of how we’ve degenerated.

[@someonecausticandignorant]

I want to respond to this very carefully because that last sentence you added dearly frustrates me as someone who loves classical music: I find your kind of pompous conceit is what most often ruins classical music in the eyes of mainstream listeners who might otherwise enjoy it for what it is - music - if not for the notions of elitist superiority which turn consumption of this genre into toxic circle-jerks for theory snobs. If it's truly out of passion and interest that you listen to this music - why do you feel compelled to disparage others for how music in popular culture has changed, presumably with the internet? To shame this "small sign of how we've degenerated" you feel without clarification as to what constitutes, in your eyes, as 'degeneration' sounds like a dog-whistle for something very uncomfortable. Even when assuming your intentions are innocuous, your statement still negates any appreciation of this music as its own taste through abject cultural arrogance. It isn't better for being conceptually complex and theoretically virtuosic, it's simply a different taste for a different inclination - Wagnerian rhetoric doesn't lend itself too well for those who might enjoy classical music as entertainment. In my eyes, most functioning & autonomous societies with any honest concept of diversity would have & recognize dissenting perspectives and personal taste from a creative perspective. I find it troubling you ignore this so casually, and not to mention, quite ironic. This video was a fluke btw - even (and especially) for the time. Talk shows in the nineties would usually have the same (or similar) kind of dumb shit you see on Jimmy Kimmel, Jimmy Fallon, SNL, or John Oliver on KZbin & cable T.V. today. The surface level of any commercial mass-media culture is usually shallow and pandering to trends to keep ratings up and profits manageable. If you think the nineties were any better, then I honestly feel you have no grounded concept of commercialism & trends in the context of art/entertainment.

[@mariajukejax9649]

You must look up the Morecombe and Wise show with Andre Previn as guest. Eric Morecombe playing piano with Previn conducting the orchestra. Hilarious.

[@boygirl4255]

A big sign.. They only buy crap music nowadays..

[@boygirl4255]

@@someonecausticandignorant sounds like u bought every snoopdog shows..

[@onanonainoyole]

Not small, in my opinion.

[@watsjd1]

It's hard to judge his tremolo by the quality of the video, but there's no doubt his triplets are absolutely perfect and transitions appear effortless. Another proof of Williams' reign as the best of guitarists.

[@ianwattsOfficial]

You have inspired me to practice more and as a composer write more:::))) thanks for the inspiration, welcome to Gladstone Queensland Australia

[@accordiontv1]

John Williams hasn't composed a single original melody in his entire life. He just copies others

[@newhuskytwenty]

Beautifully executed, feelings don't have nationality. I'm proud to be Spaniard

[@robertuljancic5775]

Phenomenal tremolo - BRAVO Maestro ...!

[@juancuervo2374]

It makes me remember her, her smile, her clear and almost green eyes...

[@michaeljung7146]

I love tremolo it always reminds me the heaven thank you for post this video!

[@jross380]

Start with nothing, present a funny shaped apparatus with 6 strings on it - and man and apparatus evolve to produce this - WOW!!!

[@jobuilder1011]

I

[@kkristen5899]

Wow ! That is incredible. I wish I could play like that .

[@priteshugrankar6815]

This is what making love to the guitar is.

[@jerryjared644]

You speak of truth

[@Kobe29261]

It's not what that hole is for bruh!

[@Titan.Uranus]

You big boy, you!!

[@きん-f8i]

Anogoya Dagaati

[@cosicave5179]

Wonderful music, John. Thankyou.

[@sidneybatistarodrigues6880]

Umas das se não a melhor interpretação que já vi aqui no KZbin parabéns perfeito

[@alcaicero]

Mira la de Narciso Yepes.

[@PhelipeNascimentoo]

Sem dúvidas!!

[@JewandGreek]

_"One of the best (if not THE BEST) interpretations that I've ever seen here on KZbin. Congrats. Perfect!"_

[@AP-pf3lj]

Une main droite d'une stabilité remarquable pour ce trémolo de F. Tarrega, une pièce remarquablement écrite et parfaitement bien jouée par un des plus grands maitres de l'instrument. Superbe.

[@albanalbanman1437]

How on Earth can 91 people not like this music?

[@elydelacruz]

Haha, they either clicked dislike by accident or are tone deaf! Lol

[@jorgek92]

maybe they don't like the intro with that comedian in the piano. For instance I didn't.

[@jack-lh2sy]

i heard a better version of that same tune

[@ianfindlay865]

"Tune"? You're a real sophisticate, aren't you? Who played it? George Formby?

[@hda1010]

91 subnormals