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Visit the zany world of Danderloo where east
meets west in an orgy of
oompah and belly dance
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'Faro-La-Faro-Li'
is a song (also known as The Festical of New Wine Song) featured in the 1943 film, 'Frankenstein Meets The Wolfman'. The song is sung by Adia Kuzentzoff and is an iconic moment in the film, as Adia, playing the twon's songmeister, moves to the table to sing the song to Lon Chaney and his partner. Lon Chaney plays the titular Wolfman character and upon hearing the line, 'Life is short but death is long', he loses his temper and freaks out because he does not want to be bound to a life of becoming a wolfman for ever!
Read more about Adia Kuznetzoff here
and
read more about Frankenstein Meets The Wolfman film here
*Copyright remains with the original owners and this cover version is not meant to be downloaded nor sold. No commercial gain is sought from its appearance here on this webpage. It is played purely for pleasure and sharing and in tribute to the great songwriting of its author
'Is Turner Lying Down'
A song about JWM Turner the artist & his eccentricity
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Featured Cover:
'Ships In The Night'
A Bill Nelson, Be-Bop Deluxe Classic (& a broken harp string!)
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Featured Original:
'Are You Listening Stanley Kaiser?'
A song inspired by Stanley K's bong bong bonging...
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