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I was watching the documentary about Jimmy Rosenberg titled The Father, The Son, & The Talent, and among many of the wonderful songs played in the moving documentary there was one in particular which I was fascinated by and hadn't heard before. I saw a previous discussion where Denis Chang provided names for most of the songs in the documentary, but I don't believe I found this one in that list, nor has anyone on YouTube seemed to have identified it. You can hear the song at around 5:30 in the YouTube upload of the documentary. I'll try to provide a link with the appropriate starting time below. Jimmy appears to be performing the song with his former trio, the Gipsy Kids, when he was younger. I am quite new to this community, so I haven't yet become fully familiar with the repertoire, but I am sure many here may be able to recognize the song.
I was watching the documentary about Jimmy Rosenberg titled The Father, The Son, & The Talent, and among many of the wonderful songs played in the moving documentary there was one in particular which I was fascinated by and hadn't heard before. I saw a previous discussion where Denis Chang provided names for most of the songs in the documentary, but I don't believe I found this one in that list, nor has anyone on YouTube seemed to have identified it. You can hear the song at around 5:30 in the YouTube upload of the documentary. I'll try to provide a link with the appropriate starting time below. Jimmy appears to be performing the song with his former trio, the Gipsy Kids, when he was younger. I am quite new to this community, so I haven't yet become fully familiar with the repertoire, but I am sure many here may be able to recognize the song.
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It sounds like a tune by Julio IGLESIAS called in french "Pauvre Diable" or 'Vous les Femmes' but I don't know the title in English. Handsome Julio did probably an English version if not a Dutch version :
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