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Born in Naples in 1940, Peppino Gagliardi achieved his first success in 1963 with “T’amo e t’amerò” (”I love you and will love you”). Later on he took part in the festival of San Remo several times during the 60’s and the early 70’s, and in 1965 he also starred in the TV movie “008 Operazione ritmo”, featuring Gianni Morandi, Bobby Solo and other popular artists of that time. Most of Gagliardi’s songs, characterized by an intense romantic atmosphere and reminding Neapolitanian tradition,were composed by the singer himself with co-writer Amendola. His particular style of performing gained him the nickname “The Italian Aznavour”.
در سال 40 میلادی در ناپل ایتالیا به دنیا آمد. در سال 63 با آهنگ «تی آمو تی آموره» شهرت زیادی کسب کرد. اکثر آهنگهای او از یک اتمسفر رمانتیک بهره برده است.
1940年5月25日ナポリ生まれ。本名Giuseppe gagliardi(ジュゼッペ・ガリアルディ)。1963年「T’amo e t’amero」が最初のヒット曲となりました。1965年のサンレモ音楽祭に自作曲「Ti credo(君を信じて)」で参加しますが、選外となっています。しかし、再びサンレモに参加した翌1966年「Se tu non fossi qui(愛の引き潮)」で入賞。この歌は彼の作曲ではありませんが、ミーナもカヴァーしてヒットしました。さらにサンレモには1 968年「Che vale per me(消え去らぬ影)」で参加しますが、選外となっています。1969年「Che vuole questa musica stasera(ガラスの部屋)」がヒット。以降1971年「Sempre sempre(センプレ・センプレ)」、1972年「Come le viole(すみれのように)」(サンレモ入賞曲)、1973年「Come un ragazzino(夢に消えた詩)」(サンレモ2位入賞曲)と、1970年代前半までは着実にヒット曲を残しました。
近年では1993年にサンレモ音楽祭に久々に出場して、「L’alba」を歌っています。
Animated by John Wilson, Fine Arts Films.
WARNING! Contains lots of phallic imagery. The infamous “phallic castle” on the “Little Mermaid” video box is nothing compared to this!
Animated by John Wilson, Fine Arts Films.
Animated by John Wilson, Fine Arts Films.
According to one source, the song on this video is actually sung by Wayne Carpenter, a 70’s era songwriter and session musician (and former son-in-law of animator/director John Wilson).
Some of the lyrics were changed, possibly at the request of network censors. Lyric changes include changing the word “Pernod” to “Bourbon”, and giving the song a happy ending in which the alcoholic makes “an unbelievable transition” and beats his addiction to booze.
Animated by John Wilson, Fine Arts Films.
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At camp the other guys have just finished eating the birds Fez killed which he identified as pheasants. Everyone pronounces them delicious, and all’s well until Fez tells them his “pheasants” were black and went “caw-caw.”