The Tigers are Japanese. They studied hard how to pronounce English words in Received Pronunciation (RP). However, they failed to pronounce some words correctly. Pay attention to words, such as "far away". To pronounce this phrase, they employ a French uvular "r" for the "r" and "w", thus making their pronunciation different from the Standard British RP.
even so, they're very popular in indonesia,, in that time,, until now this song is still play on the radio in memories song program by request,, thanks for sharing
Wah....saya putar lagu ini ke suami saya, kebetulan dia orang Inggris. Dia memang gak kenal lagunya, tp dia tanya, memang ini dr UK ya (dr pelafalannya), kok saya gak pernah denger lagunya? Waktu saya bilang, ini Band dr Jepang....oh pantes sy gak pernah denger. Jadi dia terkecoh dgn pelafalan Kenji yg memang spt orang Inggris
@@utamihalliday2995 The Bee Gees yg menulis lagu tsb. Mreka lahir di Inggris, tp kmudian jadi org Australia. Kebetulan bhs Ingrs org Australia bersifat "non-rhotic", jadi sama dg Received Pronunciation. Hasilnya...lagunya mirip lagu yg dinyanyikan oleh org dari Ingrs.
Waaah ini lagi waktu Masih SMP nih era 70 an...😢
Byk org Indonesia yg berpikir ini The Bee Gees, Pak Siregar.
@@receivedSE ,betul...sy dulu punya PH nya dalam bentuk single...mereka dari Jepun...😊
Bearti ga ada one ok rock ya guys jaman itu
Denger lagu smile for me,jadi inget udah Agus😀
Waktu masih tinggal di tanah bank DKI Setiabudi 😂😂
This is an underrated song. Barry Gibb art of composing made great by Tigers... Kenji Sawada
thank you for sharing @receivedSE :-) forgotten and old song but beautiful
@Irma Reese My pleasure
Sorry for late reply. I have just read your comment
The Tigers are Japanese. They studied hard how to pronounce English words in Received Pronunciation (RP). However, they failed to pronounce some words correctly. Pay attention to words, such as "far away". To pronounce this phrase, they employ a French uvular "r" for the "r" and "w", thus making their pronunciation different from the Standard British RP.
even so, they're very popular in indonesia,, in that time,, until now this song is still play on the radio in memories song program by request,, thanks for sharing
@@chrishartonoritrianto9869 Iya Pak. Sy tahu. Lagu ini amat terkenal di Indonesia. Ini lagu almarhum papa sy. Malah kasetnya msh sy simpan di laci.
Wah....saya putar lagu ini ke suami saya, kebetulan dia orang Inggris. Dia memang gak kenal lagunya, tp dia tanya, memang ini dr UK ya (dr pelafalannya), kok saya gak pernah denger lagunya? Waktu saya bilang, ini Band dr Jepang....oh pantes sy gak pernah denger. Jadi dia terkecoh dgn pelafalan Kenji yg memang spt orang Inggris
@@utamihalliday2995 The Bee Gees yg menulis lagu tsb. Mreka lahir di Inggris, tp kmudian jadi org Australia. Kebetulan bhs Ingrs org Australia bersifat "non-rhotic", jadi sama dg Received Pronunciation. Hasilnya...lagunya mirip lagu yg dinyanyikan oleh org dari Ingrs.
Saya kira lagu dari UK , baru tahu dari Jepang karena Googling.
@mreeseification Actually, this video is just for personal y collection, but I am happy you like it. You are welcome.
Biddu Music it is
Biddhu from Sri Lanka, India?
Biddu must have been the one who taught The Tigers to pronounce English words in Received Pronunciation.
@@receivedSE he is from India
@@canleo1 Oh I see. Biddu is a great man.