Tribute to Slavko (wltrs_-_tribute_to_slavko.xm)
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This song is a tribute to Slavko Avsenik. He is one of the most prolific and influential folk artists in the world, selling over 30 million copies of his records, but hardly anybody knows his name. But his style is widely known and imitated, but often mistaken to be Austrian folk. It is actually Slovenian.
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Posted by Arne Puszelski on Tue 23rd Dec 2008, rated 8 / 10.
Bavarian polka. Funny song. I think it´s not a song that everybody like it but I like it!
Bavarian polka. Funny song. I think it´s not a song that everybody like it but I like it!
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Woolters 2008 (C) Tribute to Slavko ============================= Slavko Avsenik is from Oberkrain, Slovenia. He invented the Oberkrainer Folk Mus and can be considered the most influential musician in (Central-Eastern) Europe music of the last 40 years. He sold over 35 Million albums He became exceptionally popular in Slovenia, Austria, Switzerland, Liechtenstei Germany, Luxembourg, Belgium and a bit less in the Netherlands. Hundreds of bands started playing (And still play) his style. He was also highly influential in Cleveland-style polkas. His music is often mistaken for Austrian folk music. This has to do with the pop Slavko in Austria, which is still immense. Sadly, however, many people have neve his name before.
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Very rarely does one come across some good ol' Slovenian polka, but look at this! I found it! Good job blending all the instruments into one polka unit. :)