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The Strangers - Kolme Kitaraa (Three Guitars)

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Uploaded by on Jan 17, 2010

The Strangers play "Kolme Kitaraa" (Three Guitars). One of the best examples of 'rautalanka' - melancholic Finnish instrumental in a minor key, based on Finnish and Slavic folk tunes. From April 1963.

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  • RAUTALANKA still ROCKS!!!! after all these years!! Kiitos, Sirri!

  • @finnchick59 sure does...

  • Not heard this version b4 love it,grt sound,n feel to this tune,love all that rautalanka guitar sounds nice one sir///

  • @brokenbeard1 A great tune, and a great version.

  • Thanks for the upload. This song was also covered by Charles Aznavour as "deux guitares" I believe. As someone else has mentioned, this is a Jewish/Russian song which is also quite popular with "Gypsy" bands. Rautalanka take on it is is brilliant though... long live rautalanka!

  • @dolgorukas Thanks for the informative comment.

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  • @SirBasildeBrush My apologies! I was bebopping between all the rautalanka available on youtube a few months ago, (as I am doing now) and made a mistake w/ addressing my comment! Thumb is still up, though ja kiitokset tasta namupalasta!

  • @SirBasildeBrush

    Totally agree with.( however i guess you meaned to say "the Finnish life style ") . About the "Russian feel " : i suppose they were tributary to the Russians , in the pre-Gorbatchov era.

    Chris.

  • @SirBasildeBrush Well, no wonder. Almost half of the tunes of that 'rautalankalevytykset' CD are in fact Russian.

  • @tommigun56 Pleased to help out. I think the Finnish music style lends itself to these haunting, melancholic, minor-key instrumentals. Has rather a Russian / cossack feel.

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