Lili Marlene (Leip/Schultze)

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This beautiful German love song became popular during World War II throughout Europe and the Mediterranean among both Axis and Allied troops. Written in 1915 as a poem by schoolteacher Hans Leip, it was later set to music by Norbert Schultze in 1938; this song it most closely associated with Marlene Dietrich.
Recorded Live at RTE Radio Studios, Dublin, Ireland
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Stella Bass: Vocals
Peter Roycroft: Piano
Nev Lloyd: Double Bass
Geoff Kirk: Drums

[@conrradobursiaga8647]

Muy beya y nostajica y es un hecho historlco

[@josy1932]

Chanson inoubliable, intemporelle ❤🎵🎶🥰

[@DilshadKhan-wz3bu]

Beautiful said I wish I know who are you ❤😊

[@Dubcel1]

Great rendition of a old and beautiful song! Lovely! Video reminds me how worthwhile the European Project is, and the Euro..🎤🎼🎻 Ever try "You'll never know? (Doris Day) from roughly the same era Stella?

[@StellaBass]

I have indeed - what a lovely song that is too!!

[@Dubcel1]

:)

[@user-sm6pi6ib8y]

Великая Марлен Дитрих!! ;

[@k.p.636]

Greed devoured german soul so many times throughout the history. Will it happen again?

[@thierrylaval4449]

Uk/us, the Anglos have a big debt: is the war inevitable?...and millions die for a few.

[@user-sm6pi6ib8y]

Yá

[@ekrinsky67]

Yes. It must be genetic. Even in 1776 the Huns fought against the USA, and throughout history, they participated in almost every war. Watch and you’ll see them at war again…

[@jeffreyhixson472]

There are forces at work that are not known it’s possible the German parliament signed surrender because of a British monarchy future agent time traveler connection many German soldiers said they weren’t losing so why did the German parliament surrender there is an organism that attaches to the brain and takes over a human body brought by a supporter of the deceased queen

[@jodlownik14]

pisana dla mojego Dziada a nie gitliera!