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Traditional Swiss Drinking & Pub Songs
Does anyone know some good traditional Swiss drinking & pub songs?
23.03.2011, 06:58
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Re: Traditional Swiss Drinking & Pub Songs
We sang this at the local pub after our German classes ended - not sure if it counts.
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26.03.2011, 21:58
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Re: Traditional Swiss Drinking & Pub Songs
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Does anyone know some good traditional Swiss drinking & pub songs?
never heard about "traditional drinking & pub songs" here in Switzerland
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26.03.2011, 22:15
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Re: Traditional Swiss Drinking & Pub Songs
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never heard about "traditional drinking & pub songs" here in Switzerland
Come on Wolli, never sung "Weni nume wüsst, wo's Vogellisi wär," "Es Puurebüebli mag i nid" and the like?
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26.03.2011, 22:19
Re: Traditional Swiss Drinking & Pub Songs
. My personal favourite is "I'm Gonna Make That Last Inch Of Stange Last An Hour Even If It Kills Me"... .
26.03.2011, 23:10
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My personal favourite is "I'm Gonna Make That Last Inch Of Stange Last An Hour Even If It Kills Me"... .
Sounds more like some kind of blues to me.
27.03.2011, 17:07
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Come on Wolli, never sung "Weni nume wüsst, wo's Vogellisi wär," "Es Puurebüebli mag i nid" and the like?
Oh dear me.
Perhaps on the day of the hangover yes, he he he.
Otherwise, I think they sing pretty much the same stuff in Pubs as during a football match.
27.03.2011, 17:22
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Re: Traditional Swiss Drinking & Pub Songs
Oooh, I sang this last Aug 1
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27.03.2011, 17:23
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Re: Traditional Swiss Drinking & Pub Songs
There obviously is some singing in pubs
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27.03.2011, 18:35
Re: Traditional Swiss Drinking & Pub Songs
This one's pretty traditional, too, if one's in the right company
27.03.2011, 20:07
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Re: Traditional Swiss Drinking & Pub Songs
Hubby isn't one to hang in pubs - or sing usually - but my mother-in-law has a cassette with Mani Matter singing that they both quite gleefully sing along with.
Here is an example (I can imagine this style being quite popular to sing in pubs also):
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Come on Wolli, never sung "Weni nume wüsst, wo's Vogellisi wär," "Es Puurebüebli mag i nid" and the like?
My all time favor is "Eis ,Zwei ,Drue suffe" .I still can`t count to ten
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Hubby isn't one to hang in pubs - or sing usually - but my mother-in-law has a cassette with Mani Matter singing that they both quite gleefully sing along with.
Here is an example (I can imagine this style being quite popular to sing in pubs also):
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If you liked that one, maybe this one will be good too? I find this one to be very catchy.
28.03.2011, 23:30
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Come on Wolli, never sung "Weni nume wüsst, wo's Vogellisi wär," "Es Puurebüebli mag i nid" and the like?
No, they were not up in Zürich. The only song which became popular enough to be entoned in pubs etc was "Grüzi Wohl Frau Stirnimaa"
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Re: Traditional Swiss Drinking & Pub Songs
I learned this one up in Reideralp:
"Tut mir leid, ich bin schon wieder breit"
09.04.2011, 00:44
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Peg got the best one so far...Peg your awesome...where can I buy the album?
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Re: Traditional Swiss Drinking & Pub Songs
I'm surprised no-one has mentioned "üüterli ab haua". It's always the first one I think of when it comes to Swiss drinking songs
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