See Dick Dale in the Ed Sullivan Show in 1963 ( Ask You Tube ...) playing a version of Misirlou in Surf Music Rhytim and later in Tarantino's Pulp Fiction Theme.( Ask You Tube too...) Same stringing...Very nice playing...alll of them...
Sorry, I checked out on the serbian wikipedia, and Vranjanka was first time played 1972 and Misirlou 1927. So it is a greek song. The feel and melos are typical for Balkan countries wich is why I was convinced it's serbian. So mr. Reviewer, I guess you were right about the first part, but the second part is still stupid.
This song INDEED originates from Serbia. The name of the original song is VRANJANKA (which means - girl from VRANJE, a town in Serbia), and if you type in the search bar the original name of the song (Vranjanka), you will find many different serbian versions. I don't have anything against interpretations of any song, it just adds value to a song, but this song is neither russian, nor greek, it's serbian with very typical serbian feel. So mr. Reviewer, your review is quite stupid (no offence)
Dave s. do believe that is you on the end. I never got to see you play with this lot. Got a vid somewhere of you with Bob at Crayford town hall somewhere .
I saw them for the first time at the August 2009 Great British Beer Festival at Earls Court. Brilliant set with lots of great beer. Loved them so much I bought their CD's straight away at the gig. I now drive my wife nuts as I play them all the time in the car! I've even sat in front of the you tube video's and played along on my mandolin! (Never did learn how to play the ukulele even though I have one)
and people say they aren't a real orchestra...they're amazing, they can play anything in a serious or jokey/clever way. I went to see them live and they pleased everyone, i had a smile on my face for 2 weeks
even if the mode is a bit a bit modified in 2:00 from the original version played in a pure Hidjaz scale ( I don't know how is this mode called in the greek denomination )
this version has a mystic trippy vibe to it, i prefer the "can't stop dancing for some reason" version(the pulp fiction version), but that's just my taste, that doesn't change the fact that these guys are awesome!
I love these ppl . I really want to see them live .. they are based in Leeds I think , but on the website for gigs .. they seem to play a lot down south .. not up here ( Yorkshire ) ahh well ... one day :))
@Reviewer01 So stupid, everything, like what, electricity, Nikola Tesla is a Serb, proved, and a lot of other things that are proved, this song evolved from a Serbian/Greek song, but you don't have to believe it if you don't want to. And stop arguing and enjoy.
Yes, Misirlou appeared also in the motion picture Pulp Fiction. You can here it at the very beginning, in the first "robbery scene" ("I love you, Honey-Boney." - "Everybody calm down, this is a robbery and I will execute...")
Hey Boris, it is something like Russian balalaika band, isn't it? Strange, but funny. last time I saw ukulele in hands of Marilyn Monroe featuring Sugar in that famous movie...
Dick Dale people Dick Dale
TheSethIkrass 1 day ago
See Dick Dale in the Ed Sullivan Show in 1963 ( Ask You Tube ...) playing a version of Misirlou in Surf Music Rhytim and later in Tarantino's Pulp Fiction Theme.( Ask You Tube too...) Same stringing...Very nice playing...alll of them...
52365716 1 month ago in playlist The Ukulele Orchestra of Great Britain
Bravo!!! I can't stop listening, It's too beautiful!
romanna21 6 months ago
VERY GOOD THIS VERSION OF MISIRLOU AM FROM GREECE AND I LOVE THIS TRACK!!!!!
ethel212oasa 7 months ago
this sounds exactly like pump it from black eyed peas :))
darkgeeky 8 months ago
@darkgeeky Pump It sounds exactly like Misirlou....
ClandestineSnowman 1 month ago
Sounds like Arabian music
MrMzubair786 8 months ago
สวดดยอดด
2ock2ack 9 months ago
awesome
geetarxist 9 months ago
It's funny how one guy "James hill" can play this song better than all of them combined haha
UkuleleUkulele90 9 months ago
the uk soooooc cute with the mini cut away :D
20dasdave07 11 months ago
Sorry, I checked out on the serbian wikipedia, and Vranjanka was first time played 1972 and Misirlou 1927. So it is a greek song. The feel and melos are typical for Balkan countries wich is why I was convinced it's serbian. So mr. Reviewer, I guess you were right about the first part, but the second part is still stupid.
netcvet 1 year ago
This song INDEED originates from Serbia. The name of the original song is VRANJANKA (which means - girl from VRANJE, a town in Serbia), and if you type in the search bar the original name of the song (Vranjanka), you will find many different serbian versions. I don't have anything against interpretations of any song, it just adds value to a song, but this song is neither russian, nor greek, it's serbian with very typical serbian feel. So mr. Reviewer, your review is quite stupid (no offence)
netcvet 1 year ago
ino a'ole
Kealoha000 1 year ago
Love the way the bass is higher in the mix than usual.
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markiliff 1 year ago
Total view 88604 8000 from me, great.
zionneke 1 year ago
Beautiful.
pnann55 1 year ago
PULP FICTION! :D:D:D
vBEDERZv 1 year ago
Kings of the Ukelele
Wolforce 1 year ago
These guys are amazing - saw them at Womad last weekend - they certainly entertained us all - what a laugh !!
fififonky 1 year ago
6 musicos para hacer algo que solo uno lo puede hacer.....
6553211985 1 year ago
@6553211985 invecil
ottonagyha 1 year ago
@ottonagyha . pues soy musico ... y lo puedo hacer en una guitarra...
6553211985 1 year ago
@6553211985 Pues intenta hacerlo en un ukelele
LeonBlackbird 1 year ago
badass!!! only the UOGB could pull it off!
krazykoolkid69 1 year ago
ganz großes kino :-D
DerDeziBelzeBub 1 year ago
@mog2048:boring comment - isn't it?
mophie22 1 year ago
boring audience, isn't it?
mog2048 1 year ago
@mog2048 rather speachless...
Jnth007 1 year ago
@mog2048 see them crack up at the 'respect' performance.
FlintLostsoul 1 year ago
Never in my ukulele career have I ever seen people use a pick to play the uke. Weird, but very creative. I'll give them that much. =)
kainalunolan27 2 years ago
i now respect the ukulele lots more :D
KizZamP92 2 years ago
very creative people...
zenitizam 2 years ago
They are brilliant!
seangelion 2 years ago 9
Dave s. do believe that is you on the end. I never got to see you play with this lot. Got a vid somewhere of you with Bob at Crayford town hall somewhere .
Hugs Jan
funkypixie1 2 years ago
I saw them for the first time at the August 2009 Great British Beer Festival at Earls Court. Brilliant set with lots of great beer. Loved them so much I bought their CD's straight away at the gig. I now drive my wife nuts as I play them all the time in the car! I've even sat in front of the you tube video's and played along on my mandolin! (Never did learn how to play the ukulele even though I have one)
mike5012tx 2 years ago 2
cool
TheEnricom 2 years ago
Brilliant!!!!!
mickeyhellas 2 years ago
and people say they aren't a real orchestra...they're amazing, they can play anything in a serious or jokey/clever way. I went to see them live and they pleased everyone, i had a smile on my face for 2 weeks
ryandude1994 2 years ago 4
Brilliant!
kokoro86 2 years ago 2
thats awesome
mittins11 2 years ago
very beautiful
even if the mode is a bit a bit modified in 2:00 from the original version played in a pure Hidjaz scale ( I don't know how is this mode called in the greek denomination )
wonderful
thank you
Younesthemusician 2 years ago
Hidjaz in Greek, too...
:-)
Yes it is modified, but so is Dick Dale's cover!
Very well done isn't it?
Cheers
VintageandUsed 2 years ago
Thank you for the information .
and yes , it's very well done , I really enjoyed it .
Younesthemusician 2 years ago
Awesome!!! :o)
ihearttinytim 2 years ago
Oh, I can dance to this...the Tango...in my Gomez Addams get-up!
stevietheflea 2 years ago
It is not tango (Argentina), it is greek
CagalliLacusXD 2 years ago 2
Greetings from Greece! awesome..
OURIOS 2 years ago
this version has a mystic trippy vibe to it, i prefer the "can't stop dancing for some reason" version(the pulp fiction version), but that's just my taste, that doesn't change the fact that these guys are awesome!
stationaryclouds 2 years ago 2
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Damn these guys rock XD
Arcsylon 3 years ago 4
I love these ppl . I really want to see them live .. they are based in Leeds I think , but on the website for gigs .. they seem to play a lot down south .. not up here ( Yorkshire ) ahh well ... one day :))
Daracdor 3 years ago
This song rocks. I can't seem to stop watching it. Please keep them coming.
throttleup 3 years ago
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thats because up North its shit and no one has any money
welcome1978 2 years ago
kurplutzo
It could have definitely originated everywere but Serbia!!! How did you fancy such a thing?
pazgriega 3 years ago
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Nice . This was origninated in Serbia. Thanks
Kurplutzo 3 years ago
Strangely enough, according to Serbs everything seems to originate from Serbia, except Serbs, I guess :-S
Reviewer01 3 years ago 28
good one mate ^^
kiratu 3 years ago 4
@Reviewer01 Don't worry in Greece we have the same tendencie..:)
ceh3000 1 year ago
@Reviewer01 So stupid, everything, like what, electricity, Nikola Tesla is a Serb, proved, and a lot of other things that are proved, this song evolved from a Serbian/Greek song, but you don't have to believe it if you don't want to. And stop arguing and enjoy.
nobodypk 9 months ago
The more I hear of the UOGB the more I like. There stuff just doesn't get boring. Great!
xjet 3 years ago 2
Misirlou is an originally Greek song that has captured the whole world.
bmbioxoi 3 years ago 2
See "about this video": "Misirlou" - a popular Greek song...
kabodsirob 3 years ago 3
Was the rebetiko version also titled Miserlou. The Klezmer one too? What does it mean?
tobie9000 4 years ago
Misirlou is a traditional Greek/Jewish song. Dick Dale did a version of it in the 60's, which was in Pulp Fiction.
Cockenballs 4 years ago 2
yes, Pulp Fiction.
cy369 3 years ago
Isn´t Misirlou the intro theme of Pulp Fiction? nice version of the song
Troy21071989 4 years ago
Yes, Misirlou appeared also in the motion picture Pulp Fiction. You can here it at the very beginning, in the first "robbery scene" ("I love you, Honey-Boney." - "Everybody calm down, this is a robbery and I will execute...")
bwdbwd 4 years ago
@Troy21071989 hi mates i am from greece Misirlou its an old greek "REBETIKO"song,,,
Dick Dale in pulp fiction make a great cover of misirlou...
in this vid the u.o plays almost the original misirlou...
opxts21 1 year ago
Hey Boris, it is something like Russian balalaika band, isn't it? Strange, but funny. last time I saw ukulele in hands of Marilyn Monroe featuring Sugar in that famous movie...
ivushko 4 years ago 2
Balalaika is completly something different from the ukulele. That holds true both for sound and scape. UTFG...
bwdbwd 4 years ago