Fok! Muziek Trivia MXII

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Op maandag 9 februari 2009 11:04 schreef Ewout1 het volgende:
The Donna's?

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Op maandag 9 februari 2009 12:19 schreef cafca het volgende:
Raging Stallion

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Op maandag 9 februari 2009 12:25 schreef schaap001 het volgende:

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Ik zal het wat makkelijker maken, want het gevoel bekruipt me dat ie totaal onbekend is. Het eerste woord zal ik weggeven:

Antigone ...

^{nou dan}

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Op maandag 9 februari 2009 12:34 schreef Beregd het volgende:

antigone rising?

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Op maandag 9 februari 2009 12:16 schreef schaap001 het volgende:

^{dacht al dattie lastig zou zijn: ranja ook geen idee ?}

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Op maandag 9 februari 2009 12:42 schreef schaap001 het volgende:

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yup!

Beregd + 1

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Op maandag 9 februari 2009 14:03 schreef Berkery het volgende:
Kate Perry?

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Op maandag 9 februari 2009 14:23 schreef schaap001 het volgende:
Lilly Allen?

Welke song = ?

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" " was composed by Bobby Scott and Bob Russell. The pair had been introduced to each other by Johnny Mercer at a California nightclub. Despite the fact that Russell was dying of lymphosarcoma (cancer of the lymph nodes) and that the pair met in person only three times, they managed to collaborate on the song.

recorded the emotional ballad in 1969, featuring the piano talents of Elton John and with lead singer providing a heartfelt rendition of the lyrics. The song had been discovered by the group's guitarist as a publisher's demo.

An explanation for the origin of the title " " is that of a Vietnam War photo. Supposedly, the image depicted a GI carrying a Vietnamese man on his back. The journalist had asked if he had been carrying him far, and the soldier had smiled at the camera and said, " ."

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Op maandag 9 februari 2009 15:18 schreef WeezerButler het volgende:
In a broken dream ??

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The earliest recording of the song was made by Neil Diamond, from the "Taproot Manuscript" album, but as this recording was not released until after ' version (in 1969), it is often mistakenly listed as a cover version. Cover versions have been recorded by (among others): The Osmonds in 1971, and again in 1975. The Osmonds consider it a theme song, and regularly perform it in concert as a show closer.

In 1988, Bill Medley recorded a version for the end credits of the film Rambo III. This version, produced by Giorgio Moroder, was released in the UK as a single around the same time as the re-issued version, and both featured in the Top 40 simultaneously, Medley's version reaching #25.

The song has also been recorded by, among many others:

- Cher on her 1971 album Gypsies, Tramps and Thieves;
- Donny Hathaway on his eponymous 1971 album;
- The Osmonds in 1971 (and frequently in concert as a finale);
- Brotherhood of Man on their 1974 album Good Things Happening;
- Olivia Newton-John in 1975;
- The Housemartins in 1988;
- Bill Medley in 1988;
- Gotthard, in 1996 BMG Ariola version of their third album G.;
- Rufus Wainwright, for the soundtrack to the Ben Stiller film Zoolander;
- Barry Manilow in his 2007 album The Greatest Songs of the Seventies;
- Christian music artist Clay Crosse on his Stained Glass album.
- The Choirboys
- American Idol Season 4's Top 12 contestants for a Red Cross charity single.

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Op maandag 9 februari 2009 15:36 schreef Gehenna het volgende:
oh wacht nee, dat klopt niet, ik keek niet verder dan dat het nummer geinspireerd was van een photo

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Op maandag 9 februari 2009 15:49 schreef WeezerButler het volgende:
I am, i said ??

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But I'm strong
Strong enough to carry him