Lili Marlene (Leip/Schultze)

This beautiful German love song became popular during World War II throughout Europe and the Mediterranean among both Axis and Allied troops. Written in 1915 as a poem by schoolteacher Hans Leip, it was later set to music by Norbert Schultze in 1938; this song it most closely associated with Marlene Dietrich.
Recorded Live at RTE Radio Studios, Dublin, Ireland
Check out more on www.stellabass.com.
Stella Bass: Vocals
Peter Roycroft: Piano
Nev Lloyd: Double Bass
Geoff Kirk: Drums

[@josy1932]

Chanson inoubliable, intemporelle ❤🎵🎶🥰

[@conrradobursiaga8647]

Muy beya y nostajica y es un hecho historlco

[@DilshadKhan-wz3bu]

Beautiful said I wish I know who are you ❤😊

[@Dubcel1]

Great rendition of a old and beautiful song! Lovely!
Video reminds me how worthwhile the European Project is, and the Euro..🎤🎼🎻
Ever try "You'll never know? (Doris Day) from roughly the same era Stella?

[@StellaBass]

I have indeed - what a lovely song that is too!!

[@Dubcel1]

:)

[@user-sm6pi6ib8y]

Великая Марлен Дитрих!! ;

[@k.p.636]

Greed devoured german soul so many times throughout the history. Will it happen again?

[@thierrylaval4449]

Uk/us, the Anglos have a big debt: is the war inevitable?...and millions die for a few.

[@user-sm6pi6ib8y]

Yá

[@ekrinsky67]

Yes. It must be genetic. Even in 1776 the Huns fought against the USA, and throughout history, they participated in almost every war. Watch and you’ll see them at war again…