For some reason I keep coming back to this video. Maybe because I love the sound of the piano and because he's playing the songs which is his baby. The part from 0:27 is just too good.
@@drab2000 This song has accompanied me for most of my life. I always loved it, even though it took me more than forty years to discover the original, which is from the same year as I am. And it took my fifty years to find the face to the song. :(
He gave birth to electronic music... Sir, if you are reading this ... I have enormous respect for you and admire your passion so very much... God bless you!
" It's enough. " Kingsley always seemed to emphasize simplicity. I think I remember reading an interview of his where he expressed the opinion that many songwriters make their music too complex to really enjoy. Personally, I think that it's really telling that Popcorn is a simple song put together on simple equipment and it's a perrenial favorite, even 40 years after it's creation.
I had no idea he passed away in 2019. I know you aren't here anymore to see this but you're a fabulous person and your music paved the way for so much to happen!
@@TheLugiaSong Wikipedia disagrees: "In popular music, a cover version, cover song, remake, revival, or simply cover, is a new performance or recording by a musician other than the original performer or composer of the song."
This is such a simple yet brilliant melody and it's beautiful to watch this man play it at such age and imagine that it came out of his head a long time ago
This song actually comes from an alternate universe where every object, food, species, and concept has a naturally-ordained theme. This is such a theme, meant for popcorn, that Kingsley managed to smuggle across to this universe.
This song makes me want to live another day. Each day. Despite its pop culture... it gives me so much meaning, its way that its played on the piano. A sad song that doesnt end sad. That it turns out like there is ALWAYS another chance.
Beautiful. I always thought this was a very sad piece, & this demonstrates that he gave his most emotionally charged piece to buzzy synthesizers at the time. Amazing commitment.
@RawrSirTerrance my friend...what a song of nostalgia and the Person himself, i too am listening since i was 5...and can clearly remember . i am 60 born and have been Very passionate this and many other SUPER CLASSICS OF THE TIME. SHAKE HANDS FOR THE SAME LIKING. SANDEEP
That is the saddest, most heartbreaking version of the popcorn song I ever heard!
What does that mean; is it good or bad to u huh?!
GREAT version 👂✨✨✨😎😎😎
@@angelog.spicolaiii8021 It is beautiful,
but in a sad way.
Bit it's so beautiful....
For some reason I keep coming back to this video. Maybe because I love the sound of the piano and because he's playing the songs which is his baby. The part from 0:27 is just too good.
Gershon Kingsley 1922-2019
R.I.P / זכרונו לברכה
Wow he died
We always love people after they died.
😔😔😔
@@drab2000 This song has accompanied me for most of my life.
I always loved it, even though it took me more than forty years to discover the original, which is from the same year as I am.
And it took my fifty years to find the face to the song. :(
RIP
The birth of electronic pop!
The first "Trance" music in history!
@@antonystringfellow5152 he really is a legend ... our party culture nowadays would not look like it does without him nand this track!!
Yes
@@antonystringfellow5152 yea
@@momo13022000 yea
That moment, when He says "that's enough". Thank you Sir. You are an Inspiration and a pioneer.
Only about 30 years ahead of his time. What a star!
The look on his face... pure joy
@@makeart5070 he was a jew
The best !
@@aetherland1883 WTF does that have to do with anything?
He gave birth to electronic music... Sir, if you are reading this ... I have enormous respect for you and admire your passion so very much... God bless you!
Of Course he did not give birth, but a fine Way Point for sure
He somewhat perfected what should sound. Runaway have a synth solo though. But those early modular synth they used were freaking awesome.
how could a man give birth?
@@beciulik it also mean he was the first who started it. I wouldn't call it birth but trend setter
He past away , dudes .
SIR Kingsley is 92 years old.I bet its because he listen to his own music.
Reza AP This music is so powerful
Now 95
SkySteveSparrowS
I honestly thought he was long gone ... May he live as old as ny great aunt (who died at 106) ...
nigelft Damn, your aunt was centenarian
Sir Gershon, mind you... you use the honorific with the given name, not the family name. ;)
"Popcorn" is quite lovely covered on piano!
Or maybe its original?
Yes
@@xjaja1975 I don't think there's a distinction for whether it's by the original artist or not
RIP Gershon Kingsley. You became immortal long ago.
RIP Gershon Kingsley ❤️
Play on the Piano “ Popcorn ”
Melody line Like a Softly told to me.
R. I. P. Gershon Kingsley forever.
I'm tearing up.
WHY.
Because that was the first and last good "electronic" song
Yeah all new Electronica is fucking shit, well most of it that is.
coz the founder of electronic music is already gone now dude
Klabu Malami he was not. He passed away a few days ago now, December 10, 2019
this is what happened when someone creates a masterpiece: lives forever
" It's enough. " Kingsley always seemed to emphasize simplicity. I think I remember reading an interview of his where he expressed the opinion that many songwriters make their music too complex to really enjoy. Personally, I think that it's really telling that Popcorn is a simple song put together on simple equipment and it's a perrenial favorite, even 40 years after it's creation.
Yes
It's way more complex and unorthodox than most comparable songs. : /
Some one write this 15 years ago ..
I never forget first time I heard Popcorn, I was maybe 3, and I just froze and listened feeling something special..
Rest in peace you marvellous man. :'(
This piano version of popcorn would sound great as a score for a movie. Still sounds so good years later . Beautiful oct 2020 😎👍😎👍😎
Yes
@@SunIsLost nearly two years later it still sounds beautifully haunting and poignant. Always a classic tune. Sept twenty two 🖕😃🖕🇬🇧
This music was
And is still way ahead of its time.
I had no idea he passed away in 2019.
I know you aren't here anymore to see this but you're a fabulous person and your music paved the way for so much to happen!
I'm coming back to this every once in a while
Me too, from time to time. I kind of fell the need for this song.
Rest in peace
I love how he simply just says at the end, " That's enough."
That just made me smile, something so pure and uncynical about it
R.I.P Mr kingsley God bless you " that's enough "
I remember when this was new! Go, Gershon....
breathless, we hope you can play more where you are now.
rest in peace, you will be missed...
Gershon Kinsley's soul is God's mercy.😔
Thank you Gershon, for the birth of electronic music! You've brought joy to millions of people!
He passed away around my grandma's b-day, who passed away a month before him. R.I.P.
Listening with tears streaming down my face while slowly eating some nice, warm popcorn. Thank you.
I always thought this was russian not German!
Oh. Nice to see the man himself play such a classic hit!
That is the original! I love it. That's the man.
R.I.P. Gershon Kingsley
Sir Kingsley, You have brought joy to millions of people. Thank you.
I will pay everything to hear you play popcorn on a piano
He just did.
I've never heard such an emotional cover of Popcorn, but I love it!
It sounds like "Elegy" from Dragon Quest 4. Rest in Peace, Gershon Kingsley !
Is it a cover, though? I mean he is the original composer
@@Puschit1 yeah I think you can cover your own work. The original recording is the original, and everything else is a cover, I think?
@@TheLugiaSong Wikipedia disagrees:
"In popular music, a cover version, cover song, remake, revival, or simply cover, is a new performance or recording by a musician other than the original performer or composer of the song."
@@Puschit1 ahh I see... I did not know that.
IN KINGSLEY WE TRUST.
the best version, right here
He gave SO much to the world of music. When he dies I'll cry like a girl.
Rest in peace, genius, your music will stay forever
Awwww! That smile :) :D
I get goose bumps when I hear this awesome music!
Me too! Just off to listen to his original now.
This is such a simple yet brilliant melody and it's beautiful to watch this man play it at such age and imagine that it came out of his head a long time ago
I didn't think it would sound so great on a piano!
Absolutely blooming well love this.
Legend!!!!!👍
1969-2019, many thanks, Edgar
Dieser mann is unglaublich.. Popcorn is ein super track und so zeitlos.. Und er wurde in Bochum geboren, wahnsinn😁😍
I almost crying, i grow up on soviet cartoons whit this music. You will be in our memories for long time.
Thank you.
Wow, with these mode changes it's even better. Magnificent.
That was beautiful.
It's nice knowing this friendly old man created was a pioneer of electro music. He was waaaay ahead of his time!
RIP Mr. Gershon Kingsley
Fantastic to see the original composer playing that well known tune.
This song actually comes from an alternate universe where every object, food, species, and concept has a naturally-ordained theme. This is such a theme, meant for popcorn, that Kingsley managed to smuggle across to this universe.
Major composition! Right there with the classics such as Mozarts music.
I have loved this since I was 5 and now my kids love it, as well as my grand-kids
DUDE THAT WAS AMAYZING YOU STILL GOT IT SWEET
Definitely the most beautiful rendition of the piece.
Gershon Kingsley en el Olimpo de la Electrónica...
So touching... almost cried while listening to this song...
The depth of the piano sounds so dramatic, and emotional.
oh my God, I love you, Sir.
Most popular tune over the world since 1969. Rest in peace Gershon
Rip to legend and Master of first techno electronica music from Germany and USA Gershon Kingsley Good morning of the Sunday of January of Greece!
He deserved much more recognition!
Many thanks for ever
Edgar
Beautiful
Respect respect i played this so many times in my childhood days. thank you
I Can't believe, the one and only grandpa of electronic music. Thanks genius.
I remembered this piece for probably 45 years.
And he found the tune in 5 minuets
I want more, I'm impressed.
That smile at the end man, really gets through.
Gershon, wherever you are, thank you!
This song makes me want to live another day. Each day. Despite its pop culture... it gives me so much meaning, its way that its played on the piano. A sad song that doesnt end sad. That it turns out like there is ALWAYS another chance.
Wow strangely haunting and beautiful.... huh
'Popcorn' is the Rosetta stone of music.
This is my first time hearing this song not techo. Very nice. Thanks, Mr. Kingsley!
You started the great music culture.....
Wouvv , amazing . One of the best pieces of music Ive ever heard.
happiness is this video .. sheer epicness .. :')
Beautiful. I always thought this was a very sad piece, & this demonstrates that he gave his most emotionally charged piece to buzzy synthesizers at the time. Amazing commitment.
I'm not alone! I love this song. But it makes me feel sad and nostalgic every time I listen to it. I can't explain why.
@RawrSirTerrance
my friend...what a song of nostalgia and the Person himself, i too am listening since i was 5...and can clearly remember . i am 60 born and have been Very passionate this and many other SUPER CLASSICS OF THE TIME. SHAKE HANDS FOR THE SAME LIKING.
SANDEEP
Beautiful rendition !
Sublime. Una obra mestra!
Thank you for the music Mr. Kingsley.
Thank you for this magic song 🙏
Genius! It has such a nostalgic feel to it.
BRAVO! what a legend, beautiful rendition
History gold....
I have loved this since I was 5 and now my kids love it, as well as my grandkids
The very first , the very original . 1969 ! Never forget . Etc...
Thank you sir 🙏❤️
Such understanding of everything 🙏
Beautiful reinterpretation, Mr. Kingsley.
Legend...we really must pay a fitting homage to this man
People who decided to live for music and became pioneers, are the most epic creatures in the world...
what a find... THANKS!!!
RIP TO you
Mr. Kingsley, thank You so much !!!
85 years! Genius!