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Chris "Birdman" Andersen-- FIGHTER

Length: 4:10
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Author: birdman23

Tags: aj andersen basketball birdman carson chris dunk hornets media new orleans

CHRIS ANDERSEN MIX- By AJ Carson

Anja Andersen - Crazy handballer

Length: 1:57
Rating Average: 4.74 from 203 people
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Author: GussPoyet

Tags: Andersen Anja globetrotters handball harlem skills

Anja Andersen the best handballer ever shows her Harlem Globetrotter-like skills.

Chris Andersen Dunks A Basketball

Length: 1:40
Rating Average: 4.43 from 117 people
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Author: haschel47

Tags: Andersen Basketball Birdman Chris Dunk NBA Slam SomethingAwful

Chris Anderson fails miserably during the NBA Slam Dunk contest. This video also proves that Yakkety Sax makes anything funny. Gendo originally made this.

Anja Andersen working her magic

Length: 2:2
Rating Average: 4.81 from 122 people
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Author: SportsVid

Tags: Andersen Anja Handball

Handball star Anja Andersen showing her skills for Denmark.

Arild Andersen

Length: 4:11
Rating Average: 5.00 from 3 people
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Author: accalheiros

Tags: Andersen Arild instrumental jazz

Arild Andersen - Hyperborean - Stillness

lili marleen

Length: 3:40
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Author: fagnard

Tags: 1939 1945 allemagne Andersen guerre HJ lili marleen nazisme reich war Wehrmacht WW2

La véritable chanson de "Lili Marleen" interprété par Lale Andersen en 1939.

Lale Andersen - Lili Marleen 1968

Length: 2:33
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Author: fritz5125

Tags: 1968 30s Andersen bei DE der Kaserne Lale Laterne Lili Marleen Schlager vor

Lale Andersen - Lili Marleen 1968 Released / Original 1939 'Lili Marleen' became the favourite tune of soldiers on both sides during World War II, regardless of language. The songtext exists in a lot of different languages. For more informations to the background of this song have a look in the internet. Songtext Deutsch (German): 1. Vor der Kaserne Vor dem großen Tor Stand eine Laterne Und steht sie noch davor So woll'n wir uns da wieder seh'n Bei der Laterne wollen wir steh'n Wie einst Lili Marleen, Wie einst Lili Marleen. 2. Unserer beider Schatten Sah wie einer aus Daß wir so lieb uns hatten Das sah man gleich daraus Und alle Leute soll'n es seh'n Wenn wir bei der Laterne steh'n Wie einst Lili Marleen, Wie einst Lili Marleen. (Die 3. Strophe wird hier ausgelassen): 3. Schon rief der Posten, Sie blasen Zapfenstreich Das kann drei Tage kosten Kam'rad, ich komm sogleich Da sagten wir auf Wiedersehen Wie gerne wollt ich mit dir geh'n Wie einst Lili Marleen, Wie einst Lili Marleen. 4. Deine Schritte kennt sie, Deinen schönen Gang Alle Abend brennt sie, Doch mich vergaß sie lang Und sollte mir ein Leid gescheh'n Wer wird bei der Laterne stehen Mit dir Lili Marleen, Mit dir Lili Marleen? 5. Aus dem stillen Raume, Aus der Erde Grund Hebt mich wie im Traume Dein verliebter Mund Wenn sich die späten Nebel drehn Werd' ich bei der Laterne steh'n Mit dir Lili Marleen, Mit dir Lili Marleen. Wenn sich die späten Nebel drehn Werd' ich bei der Laterne steh'n Mit dir Lili Marleen, Mit dir Lili Marleen. Literal english translation: 1. At the barracks compound, By the entry way There a lantern I found And if it stands today Then we'll see each other again Near that old lantern we'll remain As once Lili Marleen, As once Lili Marleen. 2. Both our shadows meeting, Melding into one Our love was not fleeting And plain to everyone, Then all the people shall behold When we stand by that lantern old As once Lili Marleen, As once Lili Marleen. (The 3. vers is missing here: 3. Then the guard to me says: "There's tap call, let's go. This could cost you three days." "Be there in half a mo'." So that was when we said farewell, Tho' with you I would rather dwell, With you, Lili Marleen.) 4. Well she knows your foot steps, Your own determined gait. Ev'ry evening waiting, Me? A mem'ry of late. Should something e'er happen to me, Who will under the lantern be, With you Lili Marleen, With you Lili Marleen? 5. From my quiet existence, And from this earthly pale, Like a dream you free me, With your lips so hale. When the night mists swirl and churn, Then to that lantern I'll return, With you Lili Marleen, With you Lili Marleen. When the night mists swirl and churn, Then to that lantern I'll return, With you Lili Marleen, With you Lili Marleen. The standard English version as sung by Annie Sheldon and Vera Lynn 1944 LILLY MARLENE Underneath the lantern, By the barrack gate Darling I remember The way you used to wait T'was there that you whispered tenderly, That you loved me, You'd always be, My Lilli of the Lamplight, My own Lilli Marlene Time would come for roll call, Time for us to part, Darling I'd caress you And press you to my heart, And there 'neath that far-off lantern light, I'd hold you tight , We'd kiss good night, My Lilli of the Lamplight, My own Lilli Marlene Orders came for sailing, Somewhere over there All confined to barracks was more than I could bear I knew you were waiting in the street I heard your feet, But could not meet, My Lilly of the Lamplight, my own Lilly Marlene Resting in our billets, Just behind the lines Even tho' we're parted, Your lips are close to mine You wait where that lantern softly gleams, Your sweet face seems To haunt my dreams My Lilly of the Lamplight, My own Lilly Marlene

Eric Andersen performs Thirsty Boots at Phil Ochs Memorial

Length: 4:31
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Author: Fulci06

Tags: 1976 Andersen Boots concert Eric Felt Forum memorial Ochs Phil Thirsty

On May 28, 1976, at the Felt Forum in New York City, a memorial concert was held in honor of Phil Ochs who had committed suicide on April 9, 1976. Eric Andersen performs his classic song Thirsty Boots with great poignancy, it is quite touching. Other performers at the Memorial Concert included Pat Sky, Dave Van Ronk, Melanie, Bob Gibson, Jim Glover, Oscar Brand,Tim Hardin, and Peter Seeger. The concert was five and a half hours long but only 90 minutes was shown on public television in 1977. As I watched and listened to the various performances, I couldn't help but feel a sadness, not only for Phil Ochs, but due to the loving tributes from these performers who truly played their hearts out. The musicians were truly sincere in their respect and admiration for Ochs. What a difference from the superficiality of most tributes for musicians today!