Weil's da guat got - Austria 1996 - Eurovision songs with live orchestra
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"Weil's da guat got"
Country: Austria
Year: 1996
Performed by: George Nußbaumer
Lyrics: Mischa W. Krausz, George Nußbaumer
Music: Mischa W. Krausz, George Nußbaumer
Arrangement: Mischa W. Krausz, George Nußbaumer
Conductor: Mischa W. Krausz
I think it's fair to say that we had nothing like this before or after in ESC history. For sure one of Austria's best entries.
One of the very best entries of that year and one of the best Austria entries ever!
At first I thought that was something I had written myself. Then I saw a different name. I totally agree! :)
@@steinarmogen3166 ;-)
So few songs from 90s Eurovision could hold up at Eurovision these days. This is very much one of them!
There’s so much TikTok / meme potential in this song and performance, and it’s just an absolute timeless *BANGER!*
Praise the Lord! 🙏🇦🇹
My clear favourite from 1996. And one of the best Austrian entries ever. Such a jaunty, powerful, strong feelgood song. Great performance too! :)
The male backing singer is definitely the star of this. Man was he feelin 'it!
He caught the Holy Ghost, as they say here in the States!
@@SuperJNG18 interesting! the rest of the world calls it being gay
I like that the backing vocals are wearing the same colours in different forms
What I actually love about this song is how members of the orchestra are all clapping along too! Love it!
Great feelgood song, full of life, fun and spirit. Love it, best of 1996 :) Wonderful voice and orchestration. Pure music! :)
22 years ago. wow. what a show.
I understand why my country gave this 12pt
So catchy, I love it
Canción gloriosa al máximo, espectacularmente divina y sin Philadelphia.
Tema impactante y arriesgado, tan verdaderamente genial e inspirador!!
George Nussbaumer al piano y su coro te llevan a Georgia en los 50´s.
Su décima posición con 68 puntos es toda una miseria, pura calderilla.
La podría escuchar el resto de mi vida y no cansarme. Of course, 12 Points.
Fue un año con muy buenas canciones , salvo la de España y con una competencia feroz.
Still love George's music style and his enthusiasm! 👍❤
Luv & hugs from Wien-Flodorf, Gio
(gio vienna)
Wonderful piano and bass track (not easy at all!).
klausgeorg01 Especially when you are Blind
So nice and positive song
The best song ever in the EVS
It wasn't my favourite that year but I do like and 'recognize' the staging! 🙂💪
Great Song
I can't help loving this song
Otra gran canción de Austria esta vez con un estilo musical que recoge el guante
lanzado el año pasado por la gran Stella Jones y muy poco común en Eurovision.
Canción espectacular, bien cantada, con un piano de esos que enamoran y un coro
gospel que te transporta a Georgia si cierras los ojos.
Una verdadera gozada!
10 puntos!
I love this! Bettina Soriat...
At 1:33 she comes in too early ha ha. Still a great song though I like those really live performances.
@@TheDRMISTERY Gary Lux apparently auditioned for backing this, but it was felt that his voice was unsuitable (makes sense, he is a great vocalist but probably hasn't done much gospel) and so was his dancing (must have watched him in 1983). I love the guy in this.
That woman btw is the Austrian singer from 1997, Bettina Soriat
Austria repitió estilo en 2000 con The Rounder Girls. Otra canción austriaca underrated.
I am wondering if the choreography in this served a purpose besides looking entertaining, with George being a blind performer? The dancers go closer to him as the song changes and further away when there is a long stretch with the same pace. Perhaps that made it easier for everyone?
Can I get a Hallelu, and I cannot stress this enough, JAH?!
Jesus gives Austria 12 points.
he was robbed from the juries. He deserved more than a 10th place.
Da george hots halt druf.
Wenn i blind wär, i wüsst ne wia i des macha tät.
what a great austrian Performance, Gospel at Eurovision long b4 Cesar Sampson... but... the male man didnt sing.. he was just a dancer and responsible 2 entertain
I think Cesar Sampson had a good song too. But I prefer this one from 1996. It sound less "ESC-formular"
I used to call this song "that's the good guy"
🙂 This is very western dialect in Austria (alemanisch) which is spoken primarily in Vorarlberg the most western State in Austria. It sounds more Swiss than Austrian German. It is also hard to undertsand for the most Austrians too 🙂
Probs the only song in Eurovision history to switch from normal to 1.25x sound speed 😂
Ukraine 2021?
Ukraine 2021, Israel 1988 and many other
Buena idea que conozcamos otras culturas¡
1:34 mistake?
And which bit of the massive orchestra is being used? - That'll be ONE (!) Drum kit and possibly a piano!
bass guitar too. hehe
While everyone else did clap
I think the conducting is largely for the benefit of the backing singers, but George is in charge of the whole thing and the conductor is following his lead,
Udo Jürgens me manque.
Listen I fucking love this song but the live version lacks so much energy compared to the studio 😅 It's the audio equivalent of trying to accelerate a car in first gear, it just feels held back and restrained
France and Malta the only countries in 1996 with any taste whatsoever confirmed.
Yes - though I am also glad that 12 points were given to the other modern efforts of the year, in particular Croatia and Slovakia giving 12 to Malta, and Belgium and Portugal giving 12 to the United Kingdom.
@@JeSuisRene I'm not a huge fan of Malta's entry (and knowing how countries like Malta, Croatia, and Slovakia were voting during that era, I don't know how much of it was out of genuine love for the song), but I am glad the UK got two top scores. Ireland and Portugal also deserved every point they got. '96 is still a contender for my favorite Eurovision year ever.
@@SuperJNG18 I know of the dodgy voting, though the Maltese song is one which has grown on me over time. The performance could have been better, but I feel it is still a strong song. The eventual winner was deserved (to an extent) but my liking of the song has *slightly* worn off over time. Though 1996 is a good year!
This is why I love Eurovision. Where else will you find a white guy doing gospel in some random German dialect?
It's Alemannic, a language, not a dialect
@@Leo-uu8du
Alemannic is officially a group of German dialects. But yeah, it should be called a separate language.
It’s Vorarlberg Dialect
Austrian dialect please. And its not random at all :-)
@@smilie-pm9gb Auuauauauauuaua no not Austrian we Vorarlberger aren't some degenerated Easteners from the far East of Austria... Austria is a bavarian dialect... Vorarlberg the opposite