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@markriviers Corrections: D.Hulette, D.Peake.

See: theharoldlloydcommunity yuku com . Search the band name. (Use Google). The music

was recorded in the U.K. in the 1970's, played by The Crescent City Jazz Band, I quess. Check that web link for further information. You're welcome!

Koskeeko korvaan? Ota Koskis-Antin korvatippoja. :P

Sehr gut! Und how abouth thisch? Search: Soitinmenot - Erich du bist wunderbar .

Jää kesken! Mihinkäs se loppuosa, valmis laulu jäi?

"Pyydän tohtoria vilkaseen,

sano, onko mulla satiainen?"

Sama englanniksi: Author Väinö Linna's (Tuntematon Sotilas) character sergeant (alikersantti) Antti Rokka was based on a real life Finnish WW2 veteran, Mr. Viljam Pylkäs. Currently, there seems not to be any material of him in English on Wikipedia. The Finnish page exists.

@RadioKAOS99709: I think it's the one and only Leslie "Frank Drebin" Nielsen.

I have this movie on tape, and watched it years and years ago. Still like it!

Sgt. Markov's (Sir Peter Ustinov) teddy bear (at the beginning) is so funny and cute! :D

Si! Senor "Torrente" Segura sure looks very much like Benny Andersson! ^_^ Que bueno, si?

Cinecitta...Fonoroma...Tirelli...Pompei...tutti molto bene!

Father George = Bush Sr.

Boy George = Bush Jr.

; )

P.S. The best version of this video, with comments, is on "Beavis & Butt-head".

The next evolution step from David Bowie, who paved the way for the futus and art noveaus in the '80's. Sapphire & Steele athmosphere? Adam Ant, Human League? A pretty boy with his toy, and teenager girls still fall in love him. This is an excellent specimen of the early 80's music era. Thanks!

ありがとう。いいビデオです。第7段と第8段を待します。 Greetings from Finland! (0v0)

Too Late The Hero!

That AR is a Finnish VALMET M62. Probably the best Kalasnikov clone ever made, according to Jane's Guns Recognition Guide. Even the Israelis copied it for their Galil, after going through many other candidates. Had one during my service days in the Finnish Army. After you learn how to shoot with ...

Ferrari Dino vs. Aston Martin in Cote Azur!

Used to watch this excellent tv show as a kid in the early 70's.

Met Sir Roger while he was promoting his biography book at a bookstore in Finland in May 2009. Got his signature on my copy, and while he wrote it said to him: "Your Lordship! My best reg...

Me too, as a kid, used to watch this tv series on Finnish tv back in the late 1970's. Saw it again on tv while working in MA, USA in 1999, then taping some episodes. Also bought there the 2 books about the Black Sheep, by Boyington and by Bruce Gamble (the VMF-214 Squadron's war history).

A truly...

This scene was shot in Finnish Lapland, at Rovaniemi railway station, using old Finnish Railway (VR) coaches and a steam locomotive. Sir Michael Caine has filmed in Finland earlier, too, on "Billion Dollar Brain".

Someone at YouTube has made an update (sequel)to this under title "Sad's Army".

How about a new update: "Gad's Army", referring to the very latest news from North Africa? Any comments?

There's also a cover version (with a bit faster tempo) of this song by a Finnish rock group, Eppu Normaali.

THIS SONG = IRELAND! :D I heard this song on Finnish TV on a travel document about Ireland. It made me find out the song's name & the lyrics. A great atmosphere, rhythm, instruments and group singing! A wonderful intro with the tin pipe! Love that! A truly great song! THANKS! To compare, plea...

How about: "Lisa Marie's the name...of his latest flame." (The name of Elvis' daughter.)

Listen, folks! It's the great Scotty Moore playing the solo guitar here! That's true Rock'n'roll, baby! "Oh yeah! A-ha-ha!"

$ 15.000 ! :>

@topspeed10 Nimi: Kyösti "Kössi" Karhila. Hänestä on olemassa kirja.

Olen tavannut minäkin muutama vuosi sitten kaksi Pilven Veikkoa (sotaveteraania).

Here's another version of this song. Better tempo, so, more rockabilly.

...yle fi (slash) elavaarkisto (search word: The Twisters)