The Happy Wanderer
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- čas přidán 30. 06. 2008
- Originally written by Friedrich-Wilhelm Moller after World War I, The Happy Wanderer is one of Germany's most popular folk songs.
From 1973, here's the Happy Norwegian Myron Floren from the Lawrence Welk Show with his polka version backed up by Bob Smale at the electric piano, Richard Maloof on bass, Johnny Klein on drums and Buddy Merrill on guitar. - Hudba
Super brother your a great accordinist congratulations God bless you accordion peter potla
RIP Myron Floren, you are not forgotten by your many, many fans. May God Bless and thanks for the music.
Myron Floren was simply the greatest accordian plyer EVER. He was just as responsible for the band's success as Welk was.
mighty fine boys mighty fine i was born way before this time but my gosh i still miss it
And'a one and'a two'a..and a four!😂 Laurence entertained my mother until she died, 2009
Myron Floren was totally awesome. It doesn't get any better than this!
My left ear loved this.
Now THIS was a group of musicians. It had to be very difficult to be standing in various places throughout the orchestra, listening to the others and playing off of what each was doing, and still making it sound this tight. But These guys were superstars in Welk's orchestra - this was no small feat. Really miss this kind of music.
My friend started a polka band (and I got invited to play trumpet in it), and I did not realize that the Lawrence Welk show (my mom mentions it all the time ;) ) did a lot of polka music...a lot that we're playing; so I enjoy all these. :D Thanks for uploading. ^_~
I love this song.
Growing up watching the show, I became overjoyed when Myron Floren was featured. I've never been a fan of the accordion, but his ability made it sound very different, very beautiful. What can I say but, WANAFUL - WANAFUL ! Thank you, Myron !
Wonderful ! Thank You !
"Wonderful, wonderful!"
I love this song.
I like it very much!.
If I remember correctly, On this very same show, Bob Ralston Played "Happy Days and Here Again." He played the piano and the organ at the same time. I would love to see that again.
MUITO BOM PARABENS ,,,,,,SOU DO BRASIL É BOM SABER QUE TEM GENTE BOA EM TODO MUNDO
ABRAÇO ..NEY FERRAZ CIDADE DE SOROCABA SP
You need to go back through all of the Lawence Welk videos you can find. Those were wonderful days!
It’s my cuckoo clocks music chime!!!
This song gives me laughs and smiles!!
this is such a nice video, and i LOVE the sound of that accordion!
Very Nice
Happy and bright
That's brilliant!!
My, is his suit shiny! :)
"Tank ya, Myron...... tank ya, boiss.
Wun'erful wun'erful."
Love the Vox organ!
Great rendition by Myron Floren. I always enjoyed his accordion renditions on the Lawrence Welk show..he did it so effortlessly. And he looked like he was enjoying himself too. Thanks for the memories!
i learned this in grade school! still remember it!
I love this old favorite song very much, make me want to learn it. by the way I play the accordion, I do not know where I can get hold of this music, I may have to play by ear. never mind, Cest La Vie ***** from New Zealand
Reminds me of my grandparents, what is it about matlock and lawrence welk, its like crack to old folks
Such a shame children today don't even know who Lawrence Welk was or can appreciate the amazing music he shared with all of us.
this song is great, plays in a sopranos episode
they use the frankie yankovic version, but i like this one too :)
The sopranos brought me here
My right ear is sad.
No that's the way I played my accordion! It's not like those Mozart's out there , but you can get enjoyment out of it!
Well played sir!
I've heard the lady of Spain accordion sets and it's out of this world from what I played , but they have seemed to loose something in the playing.
It's rushed and seems to be more impersonal...mine was more of a feeling!
Scatino bust out brought me here
NOBODY DOES ACCORDIAN LIKE MYRON
sutonchef Frankie Yankivic
After WW2. Moller was born in 1911.
@MrBuc128 Don't forget the VICKS VAPO-RUB!
Myron Floren was the GOAT.
PRAISE JESUS!
I'd like to hear a punk version of this song! :P
+Roger Kreil Like, good God!
No that's not Mr.Welk that is partner and world renown accordion player Myron Floren
Dude I can almost smell the Ben Gay and Geritol
Isn't "Val de Ri" Swiss for "always free", or somesuch?
The theme of the song is to be able to wander freely, all
over the world "Beneath God's Clear Blue Sky", something
this EVIL "New World Order" is restricting more every day.
Let us never forget this simple but joyful little hiking song,
and fight with all we have to KEEP OUR FREEDOMS!
Stive Urkel
type accordion abuse, to see how they play in colombia the accordion
This stinks! Quack!!!