UTE LEMPER ~ Moritat von mecky Messer (Mack The Knife - Sung In German)

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[@kyawkyawwin1]

Ute Lemper & Lotte Lenya - the two best in their own idiosyncratic ways.

[@ergbudster3333]

I've heard the song many many many times.. by all the well known artists who have recorded it.. but no-one makes this song live for me like Ute does.

[@jaxpo8044]

Vero

[@jaxpo8044]

Questa è una di quelle canzoni che riassumono un' epoca. Come 'La vie en rose', per fare solo un altro esempio. Immortale

[@lesb_socal]

WOW! What a lush, dramatic take on Mack the Knife.

[@susanalles3145]

great theatre, great singer, great song

[@stuartlevine5836]

The lighting really makes it click. The shadows and contrast between light and dark are perfect.

[@naturprovence7073]

Ich bin kein großer Fan von Uter Lemper, aber diese- wie immer sehr eigenwillige- Interpretation des "Haifisches" Mackie Messer ist sehr gelungen. Damit steht sie wirklich in bester Cabaret- Tadition.

[@Muck006]

Das Lied erzählt eine der großen Weisheiten ... und muß deshalb ein bisschen "verstörend" vorgetragen werden, um sich eben von "Liedern" abzuheben.

[@sachavoronej5104]

Un rêve!😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍 Vue sur scène....je ne m'en suis jamais remis.

[@mjrsnafu]

Daria Stefan has taught me that language is no barrier to a great performance, and Ute Lemper is undeniably great

[@TheYaziman]

Magnificent. Pure Delight!

[@kirstenlange6111]

Großartig!!!!

[@robertgiacomel4298]

Merci Madame Lemper

[@dawnburns410]

Wunderbar!

[@vankaledonik4248]

Das ist sehr schön❣️

[@lesbsocal9107]

heard lotta versions of this ditty over the years this by far is the most lush the most dramatic

[@WMeier-kd8hz]

Gives you the shivers

[@arthurrobey8555]

Talent

[@victorbisbal367]

Fantastica...

[@armando-la-antena]

Todas las veces que vino a Buenos Aires fui a ver sus shows. Todas las veces quede maravillado y fascinado. Esta interpretación es magistral. Si Lotte Lenya la escuchase lloraría de emoción

[@stevelehrman8112]

She's simply the best

[@clauderodriguez2048]

Merveilleux merci ❤

[@rafaelbanusirusta5430]

Divina Ute!

[@kevinappel9678]

I believe this song comes from the 1931 movie "The Three Penny Opera"(Germany) and the lyrics is about a serieal killer.The original words from that movie on the pier with the fish monger.

[@midnightmosesuk]

I love Ute Lemper's r's

[@lyricrogersofficial]

who doesn't? 😍😍😍😍

[@ragingjaguarknight86]

Sehr gut!!! ^_^

[@colinmunro9440]

Best rendition ever

[@superettore1]

Sempilcemente insuperabile. Grazie.

[@albertgavillet1895]

une très belle prestation merci madame Lemper

[@JustineBorn]

***Un seul mot... Magnifico!

[@calivavero]

Maravillosa!!! Wonderfull!! Maravilleuse!!!

[@paoloberriola1680]

Fantastic...

[@joaquincontrerasperez1122]

fascinante todas las sensaciones que comunica...

[@carolinehilfinger2778]

the original is the german version of this song

[@donaldlurgio3699]

never heard anyone whistle SO sexy

[@wayne1445]

Great, looking forwards to Gateshead x

[@philipinchina]

I could hug her.

[@Westfalius]

great :)

[@robertorourke2358]

And this song, it has a last verse, Full of many shocking things! I have seen the German version, But this last verse, no one sings! Not quite no one, but nicht Ute, who raves about MacHeath's crimes and sings the verse from the movie adaptation! Don't wait for the translation--it's already in German! Here's my translation: And there was a minor widow; "Very famous, " one might say; She was raped on one fine morning; MacHeath, how much did you pay?

[@MiguelBaldeonkorekenke]

you're my world.

[@allenmurray7893]

I'd never heard of her before this video, but WOW.

[@josersandoval]

Dear lord, is like a modern Marlene Dietrich. Amazing !

[@silverkitty2503]

She's much better. The interaction between her voice ..the stage effects ...her eyes movement.it's brilliant. very german

[@willhoey6159]

Liebe ihre Stimme! Große Version von "Mack The Knife". Ich liebe die Art, wie sie rollt mit den "r die"

[@BazanCristina]

Auch ich liebe die Art wie sie die 'r' röllt. And, aside from that, she is absolutely great! Grüsse aus Rio de Janeiro.

[@matamat3944]

Piękne wykonanie.Ten język nadaje klimat tej pieśni.No i ta Ute'a.

[@emibemib6853]

Particolare anche in questa versione molto intrigante che rende merito di eternità al grande Brecht. Bianca 2007

[@lonewolfappache4019]

Nice version in German I love this song ....for the old days of gangstet

[@cmarsella97]

Aldo, Giovanni e Giacomo mi hanno portato qui!

[@m909PXLFRONT]

is the original version, because is en german Die Dreigroschenoper (The Threepenny Opera) by Bertolt Brecht

[@josemariamendez3430]

Mas bien de Kurt Weill.

[@eltiogottlieb.4911]

By Brecht and Weill. Don't forget Kurt Weill, please.

[@esorcista64]

Bravissima e bellissima.

[@lamegoldfish6736]

Amazing! You can tell she went back to the original Bertolt Brecht version from years ago. I need to see what else she has done. ❤

[@kyawkyawwin1]

Absolutely.

[@katharinecarolinehatton5680]

Nice "mood" !

[@xcal123]

absolutely splendid! When was this performed?

[@MoiraRussell]

Man, sometimes I think she's the only one who should be legally allowed to sing Weill.

[@jensmoellenhoff]

She and the equally godlike Lotte Lenya.

[@lyricrogersofficial]

what about Gisela May and Milva?

[@BoStone]

Ich liebe dich! And I mean it!

[@enricocampofreda5933]

außergewöhnlich, si dice così?

[@r.odonnell84]

a near perfect rendition

[@johnnyfarout]

hoop de'menschen

[@ben9abba]

ביצוע מרטיט ומפואר

[@corvus1374]

I can see her influence on Liza Minelli. :)

[@reginabillotti]

Liza Minelli is much older. If there was any influence, then Liza Minelli influenced her. Of course in reality neither is probably the case and both of them were drawing their influence from performers from the 20s and 30s.

[@eziukasLT]

Die Drei Groschen Oper...

[@davemackenzie8974]

Nearly as good as the Brecht original.