More Accurate Lyrics (Not the one used in the Video): Johnny in the middle of the park Waiting for tomorrow Hasn't got a penny or a mark Or a road to follow Doesn't have a realistic mind Or a word to say No we don't know where he's going to Or from where he came Johnny in the middle of a dream Hay bales in his pocket, oh yeah Hasn't got a brother or a queen Johnny is a rocket He's been moving on a one night stand He's a one man show And he's looking For some warm place he can go Till night is over Johnny had a little dream Now things are not as bad as they seem For there's something blowing in the air Living without a care The grass is green He's been moving on a one night stand He's a one man show And he's looking For some warm place he can go Till night is over Johnny had a little dream Now things are not as bad as they seem For there's something blowing in the air Living without a care The grass is green
Piero Cotto - Johnny in the Middle of the Park (1983) full audio will be provided soon by piero, i'll let you know when he does solved by me, Nel, Miracle, TrippyDrew and Samuele Cotto
@sracc_ Hi, I just wanted to ask you if there have been any updates from Piero. It’s been more than 2 weeks, and the full hasn’t been uploaded yet. Is there a chance you can reach out to him if he’s having trouble with anything? Someone suspected he’s having issues with copyright.
due to the fact no one is able to identify this song and probably no record company to claim this as theirs... you got yourself a bangin' ass royalty free song to use on your videos.
I bet they still can find their way to claim it eventually, something like "this part of the song uses a stroke sequence from our song, delete it or we will sue you"
I remember working in a thrift store called “the arc foundation” in Ventura California when I was a teenager in between the late 80s and early 90s kids used to come in every other day playing blank cassettes on boom boxes just seeing if they could find any catchy song to buy or even steal to take home. I remember this kid found a cassette with 20-30 minutes worth of songs, it added up to like 9-10 songs and most of them were unrecognized but a few were known songs but the rest of them were songs that I don’t think anyone there had ever heard but I swear even though this song was not one of the songs on that cassette I swore I heard it in between there maybe it was another song from the same genre but 30 years later now a middle aged man I’m just thinking of all the songs that played in that cassette probably lost music as well but every song in that cassette sounded like they could’ve been hits had they been signed to a record label… shame now all that’s left of that great music is just a memory in my head. I bet that kid which he’s probably in his late 30s by now is probably still enjoying that cassette unless it was lost forever. EDIT: so you guys I remembered some lyrics of some of the songs in that cassette and started searching in the internet and so far I was able to find 4 of the 9 songs from that cassette but I couldn’t remember very well the lyrics to the other songs as they’re from a memory in my head from 30+ years ago. The four songs being 1.level 42-Something About You 2.Paul Davis-Cool Night 3.Paul Davis-I Go Crazy 4.The Dream Academy-The Edge of Forever 5.red lights-curiosity killed the cat
all of those were minor hits.level 42 the dream academy alternative before alternative.rhe band that sung in a northern town they had a song love theme I think check that out UA-cam!
@@vapordave2234 yeah some troller decided to take jaykay's channel and ruin everything by false copyrighting songs which claims to be by them but its not
In an alternate universe *The Room* is not a badly made drama movie, but instead a sitcom about Tommy Wiseau's misadventures and this is the show's theme song.
It's "FOR there's something blowing in the air" -- Johnny loves to smoke the green grass. I seriously think that's what this song is about. His life is otherwise terrible, but he's living without a care, because there's something blowing in the air. The grass is green!
That’s kinda how I feel about Again & Again. It just sounds good, not tainted by its mystery, unlike other songs (cough cough. Everyone Knows That. cough cough.)
Esta canción suena tan profesional... Opino que si hubieran trabajado más en masificarla, firmando con una disquera o algo, hubiera sido un hit de los 80s
i know i'm being dramatic here but this is just messed up. how can something like this become so estranged from the world of music? idk how else to say it, this song is just incredible and i'm struggling to sleep tnite realizing how much music was lost in their own ways throughout the past century. all the jams we'll never know. to have this whole song means the world to me.
@@jennydeaf9O9 the reason why I think it's him is because he's fluent in English and made a song called Jenny with a really similar female singer voice
Sounds like something from the 70s. I really enjoy the amount of missing songs appearing these past few years. Alot of them sound great too. Hopefully we find an origin soon.
I like that late 70s/early 80s tv show vibe too. If you liked this, I recommend listening to Heart to Heart by Kenny Loggins. It really gives off a feel to a 70s/80s sitcom theme to me.
To be honest, I was never expecting Johnny to be found, but today, the title and artist were just discovered! This gives me hope for other songs such as Like The Wind and Everyone Knows That.
Como muchos mencionan, parece ser una pieza bien trabajada en estudio. A mi me suena mas a que fue hecha para algún programa de televisión que nunca salió a la luz. Por como habla del personaje es como si siguiera una trama.
This song reminds me of when I was a little girl, having dinner in a restaurant with my parents and siblings under some yellowish lights, settled on a leather sofa that squeaks at the slightest movement, celebrating Mother's Day, back then, without any worries. ...it's strange but this song became my safety place, I hope Piero Cotto can release the full version, I would be happy
Massimo Vita Just confirmed that he didn't make the song . I'm lost, I really thought until the end it was him... I'm taking a Pause on this lostwawe for a while
Italian here. This is likely a piece of stock music internally produced by RAI (our national public broadcaster) itself. RAI has always hired minor artists to do so, and they also are proverbially terrible at cataloguing and releasing their self-produced music. There are, to this day, some TV dramas that have songs unfindable on Spotify and whose author is unknown to the general public.
@absciaguda non so come funzioni ma studio a cento metri dalle teche di Torino, mal che vada vado a fare un salto (può darsi che lì dentro siano dispersi anche l'amore della mia vita e la mia sanità mentale 😂)
@@miitroarts789 yes, if Rai cared to keep contract papers about the authors in a private storage, especially if they made a 1-on-1 contract without passing through the society who has the monopoly on autorship rights collection in Italy, SIAE. For example, the TV dramas I mentioned in the first comment include some which came out in like 2022-23, and whose songs never got through the SIAE online catalogues.
@@miitroarts789 as I said, someone has to go directly to either Rai's legal office or to Rai's physical catalogue (the "Teche") and ask them: I don't think they'll be arsed enough to answer randos online
@@sjjsnxisowjsh27272 passo in sti giorni sperando di trovare aperto (chiudono alle 5 lol), tanto devo anche chiedere per dei dettagli su un tirocinio che offrono
Not that this really contributes to the search for this song, but I think the song is about a homeless person who is trying to convince himself that his situation is not as bad as it may seem.
The use of "penny or a Mark" suggests this song could be German in origin. I don't know if German speakers in the pre-Euro era used "penny" to describe the pfennig, but I wouldn't discount it.
I found this song, this song was used as the ending theme for a program called "La dominica sportiva" and it was shown SPECIFICALLY on June 5, 1983, there is a video of this ending on DailyMotion but UA-cam won't let me put the link here.
Sorry to break it to you, but that is the video where the original poster got the song from. At this point it's about identifying the title and artist in hopes of finding a higher quality version.
I showed this to my dad the other day. Obviously he didn't recognize it but he brought up a pretty good point: He said a lot of the lyrics sound poorly translated. Like they weren't originally in english. Most notably "the grass is green" was a very awkward line for him cuz it's just a blatant statement lol. The weird almost mistranslated lyrics + the fact this came from an italian sports program leads me to believe he really might be onto something here. Perhaps we should try looking on the italian side of this weird case.
That's what i thought aswell! the lyrics seems quite odd, i suspect that the writer of the song was italian, or atleast not english/american. I've tried reaching out to RAI (the tv company that broadcasted "La domenica sportiva") sometime ago. Unfortunately it's difficult to contact them via email, even for me (an italian). I was thinking of going to Florence just to ask them directly at this point lol
"Doesn't have a realistic mind Or a word to say" This Johnny guy is just like me fr edit: I haven't checked on this song in a long time and when I return it's been found? Nice.
Personally, I believe that this song MIGHT be “It’s Green” by The Bloody Fire. The vocalist of The Bloody Fire, Enzo Draghi sounds similar to the vocalist in this song and he has also done some music for TV. There’s almost nothing about The Bloody Fire online except for the Discogs page and a forum page. There’s two copies of the single on Discogs but they’re very expensive however.
Sounds like it was released in 1981-1983. A lot of songs have this production, "Harden My Heart" by Quarterflash, "Only The Lonely" by The Motels and "Hearts" by Martin Balin are some examples.
Is funny how many in the comments assume all kinds of artists, but nobody said anything about the singer being „Joe Cocker”, his voice is really recognisable, it's like footprints, it's his tradeemark, the way his voice sounds like an old Bloodhound barking in his hoarse voice, it's him, the lyrics too, John Copker's songs always include a story in it, most of them being ironic and funny like this one. Tho is true I haven't heard of this song before (also because I don't often listen to Joe Cocker) but I am pretty sure it might be a less known song by Joe.
If it was a less known song by joe we would have found it yet, joe is a famous artists and I think if it was made by him there would be any credits in the video and it would have copyright, but unfortunately, none of these things were done.
Estaba escuchando mi mix de musica mientras estudiaba y esta cancion de la nada aparecio ahi, me parecui tan buena que cuando se puso otra canción puse la pagina anterior y ah fue que me di cuenta de que estaba perdido el creador de esto XD, espero que algun dia se encuentre al creador
Really Cool Story, if you search for this mysterious songs you will find lots of hidden gems. I have some other songs in my channel. Sorry for awnsering in english, I can understand Spanish but I dont Speak Spanish.
Doesn't have a realist mind seems like something an English language native would say, here's an example. There is a glass where the water is at the halfway point. An optimist would say it is half full, a pessimist would say it is half empty, a realist would say "That sure is a glass" The majority of the U. S. population doesn't have a realist mind.
edit : srry evrybdy. so glad to know we got proof. old comment vVv any proof? besides his "son" contacting the Lstwv community proclaiming its his dad's song just because his dad has a raspy voice. i listened to piero's entire available discography, he never even came close to making a song like this. massimo vita makes much more sense. iconic raspy voice, plays piano like in the song, has female backing vocals, is italian, was active in the studio around '83 recording music that ended up not having proper distribution. piero's "son" is simply lying.
@@jennydeaf9O9 1. Piero litteraly said so himself 2. Why would he lie about it? What would an old man like him gain from lying about making an obscure song? 3. Massimo Vita already said he didn’t make the song 4. The song is copyrighted under Piero Cotto’s name (SOCAN listing)
My Theory who sounds the best. This song is just a song talking about apparently "John Conner" a boat driver. In 1970 ( i think he's Italian) but anyways Italy was really good at Boat Driving, so it's possibly a Italian (or American) guy named Johnny.
RaiPlay to me: Gentile Charles, abbiamo controllato la sigla di coda della Domenica Sportiva numero 1523, del 5 giugno 1983, e purtroppo non abbiamo rintracciato nessun documento che possa indicarci titolo e autore della sigla di coda. Dear Charles, we have checked the closing credits of Domenica Sportiva number 1523, dated 5 June 1983, and we have not found any document that could indicate the title and author of the closing credits.
espero estar en lo correcto esta cancion suena muy profesional, para mi fue gravada en los 70 y que a la banda a ultimo minuto no le convenció y fue descartada del álbum en cuestión, ahora ya en los 80 a algún productor de comerciales le gusto a cancion y la uso ahora la pregunta la cancion es italiana como se cree por el comercial yo digo que no ya que el vocalista canta como un nativo del ingles y no suena ni forzado y que aun esta en proceso de aprendizaje
2 theories. 1: this is a commerical song made specifically for the speedboat race, and was not uploaded as a song. 2: theres also something around the 4 minute mark, a credit to the "musica della silca d apertura". and it says the speedboat broadcast weirdly. -maybe I'm missing something?- edit: the credit saying the broadcast could be solid proof that this was made by the broadcast. which is evidenced by the fact that looking for johnny turns up absolutely fucking nothing
Hey, italian here. the phrase u mentioned said: "Musica della sigla di apertura" - roughly means "Opening music theme"- which is not in the original video (basically the ending credits). This program, "La domenica sportiva", was aired on italian TV channel RAI Sport 2, now dead. I don't think Peter Van Wood, the one written in the ending credits, is the actual song artist. There's another name that caught my attention. Maria Laura Carboni is mentioned as "music consultant". Maybe she's the key. There's also another way to trynna find the song: TV channel RAI has an archive that you can ask for via email. I'll try to contact them during these days to see if the can get the song name or at least the artist name. Let's see.
I guess I'll keep you guys updated based on my findings in this investigation through replies in this comment. Feel free to contribute your findings with me. We need to solve this mystery! Today is December 27, 2023. A name that comes up quite frequently is Enzo Draghi. Initially, I dismissed this after a few minutes as I believed his works sound nothing like this particular song and his voice is too different. Enzo also mostly sings in Italian, and I don't know a single song of his that is sung in 100% English aside from the It's Green/Life single by his band called The Bloody Fire, released in 1971, though I didn't think it was a voice match. But after diving in again, I admit that I cannot deny a vocal similarity. Turns out Enzo also has another band called Bee Hive, with their first studio release being in 1986. While a lot of his music with that band is still different compared to this mysterious song, one Bee Hive song stood out to me as the closest match I can get to. The song "Fire", uploaded here on UA-cam by TemyLove, sounds a lot like the singer here in some sections, most notably around the 1:27 mark of that song where the highs there match the highs found here when he sings "or from where he came". Of course, while Bee Hive's first album was released three years after this 1983 edition of La Domenica Sportiva, the band did start the same year, so you would think it could be a possible Bee Hive recording that made it to air before their debut album. The only problem with this theory, however, is that Bee Hive is a band reserved for an Anime called Kiss Me Licia, which was adapted from a manga the year prior, so I think it would be wrong to assume the Johnny song came from that band. La Domenica Sportiva probably wouldn't have the rights to play a Bee Hive song given the circumstances. There's no character named Johnny in the Kiss Me Licia series anyways, so it would seem weird to me that the show would have a song about Johnny. It also seems like his contributions to TV shows during the 80's was in collaboration with Augusto Martelli Orchestra, which has a different style in comparison to this Johnny song. One other bit of information I found is that he joined the vocal group Paola Orlandi during the early 80's after his military service came to an end. Again, different music style. But it also says in his Italian Wikipedia bio that Eric Clapton, Deep Purple, Black Sabbath, and Gentle Giant were some of his musical influences of the 70's, and I think it's possible to have influences like those to create a song like this in the 80's. Unless if this truly was a song by him that he sung solo and kept off the radar, or sung in a different group that managed to remain undocumented in his history, I find it unlikely that Enzo Draghi is the vocalist of Johnny based off the information I have. A vocal similarity doesn't mean a vocal match, but there's no denying the voices sound similar.
Today is December 28, 2023. As of now, Doug Parkinson feels like the closest match to me. After listening to "I'll Be Around" alongside Johnny, I can't help but feel a 1:1 match in both voice and pronunciation. The musical style between the two songs feels really similar too. Additionally, La Domenica Sportiva didn't exclusively use music by Italian artists, such as in the 30 Settembre 1979 episode (also uploaded by Nik8888olas on DailyMotion) where they played "You're The One That I Want" by John Travolta and Olivia Newton-John, which was from a movie soundtrack (Grease). But still, it's anyone's guess, and I definitely don't believe the theory that this was a song made especially for that broadcast since the other songs they broadcast were all pretty recognizable. So, with the information I have at hand, I'm starting to believe it's more likely this came from someone not Italian. Though, I may end up changing my mind again in a matter of hours, as I've been having a lot of back-and-forths on this investigation, hah! But of course one thing I wonder is why would a non-European make a reference to a mark? Perhaps this song was a bonus track for a Germany or Finland release? Or maybe I'm wrong and this is a European singing this?
Today is December 29, 2023. I thought of another possibility. "Hadn't got a penny or a mark" is a lyric in this song, which makes a lot of us think that the songwriter is European, perhaps German, but does that make us infallible with our assumption? What if the songwriter wasn't German and was just looking for a monetary reference to match "Johnny in the middle of the park"? Dollar doesn't rhyme with park, nor does lira, pound, money, etc. You can probably make buck sound like park, though it's not an exact rhyme and probably would've sounded dorky, which may be a reason why he stuck with mark. If my hypothesis is correct, that would beg the question, did Johnny have to be in a park? Could the lyrics been rewritten as such: "Johnny in the middle of the street, waiting for tomorrow" "Hasn't got a dime or food to eat, or a road to follow" Obviously, being in the middle of the street could have been misinterpreted, which is probably why the writer stuck with Johnny being in a park. Besides, when you think of where homeless people camp, the first thing that comes to mind is a park, right? So it probably made sense to write the lyrics as such and he needed a currency to rhyme with it. I don't know. I could be wildly wrong, but it's just a thought.
Today is December 30, 2023. Here's a list of what I believe to be all the possible song titles, from most to least likely: -Johnny Had A Little Dream -Johnny -A Little Dream -Johnny In The Middle Of The Park -The Grass Is Green -(Any other title that doesn't draw references to the lyrics) And here's a list of some commonly thought vocalists, in no particular order: -Enzo Draghi -Doug Parkinson -Massimo Vita -Bill Medley (Of course, we shouldn't limit our search to just these four!) I strongly believe the title of the song isn't going to have weird combinations of Johnny, like "Johnny Green" or "Johnny's One Night Stand", etc., and searching for obscure songs like that will probably get us nowhere. I also believe it's not very likely that Johnny will be spelled differently, such as "Gianni" or "Johnie". "Johnny" is the global spelling for his name, recognizable by pretty much everyone, and if there's a chance the singer is not Italian, I'd say a regional spelling would be all the less likely. Besides, why would an Italian be singing in English and making references to a foreign currency, only to give the character a regional spelling? Surely, it would make sense for the character to be named "Gianni" if he were singing in Italian. ...And that makes me believe more and more that the singer is not Italian. I'm gonna take a break from this for a few days and celebrate the new year. The brain works better when well rested. I'll be back on January 3, 2024. I wish everyone a happy new year!
investigando un poco el video donde aparece la cancion, encontre algo que podria servir para identificarla, en parte del video aparece la consultora musical del programa en ese entonces, llamada maria laura carboni, no tengo mas informacion, he investigado en paginas como linkedin, facebook, google, etc, pero no hay alguna persona que tenga referencia con la persona anteriormente mencionada
I have a theory that it would be a demo of Blood, Sweat and Tears that, not getting the popularity I wanted, was archived, my theory is this since the voice of the one who sings Blood, Sweat and Tears is too similar, almost 94% to the This song itself doesn't fit that well as how come an Italian channel got this demo? but well it's just a theory this is my contribution I hope we can find this song.
Now I am wondering if this is possibly Michael Bolton or his brother Orrin. They don't sound exactly the same, but the gravely part sounds similar. Orrin sounds closer to our mystery singer in my opinion.
@@503WE não sabía que en habla portuguesa, vieran videos do youtubers en español, no sé portugués pero estoy tratando que me entiendas más fácil kkkk, me alegra que como hermanos de lengua romance podamos Falar um poco de cosas que nos gustan
i have been making songs for 9 years now, started making them on pen and paper and recording with my acoustic guitar, then i put a pickup in my acoustic and combined that with SunVox as a pedal to make rock and metal music, i joined a band in early 2016 and we did mostly grunge covers but i also learned to produce and we recorded some demos produced by me, the lead singer was my girlfriend and she cheated on me, both of us left the band, the band was over. i then used my producing kickstart to start doing my own beats and tried to become a self produced rapper, but here's the thing, i never really recorded raps, i spent 100% of the time on beats, started making decent ones. started watching tutorials and experimenting "hmm, maybe i can make dubstep" "gonna try to make DnB", anyway. since then i have had a vaporwave project, a dubstep project, a breakcore project, a house project, brazillian baile, and even went back to rock music but as a one man band, that actually got quite famous, all different names cuz i wouldnt like to have vaporwave and brostep in the same channel under the same artist name, it just doesnt feel right. ALL OF THAT is to say that throughout ALL of this time( since my first melodramatic teenage open chord handrwritten songs, to my most recent and harshiest experimental dark noise music on a circuit bent casiotone with a fkload of guitar pedals chained into it) i have been shamelessly showing a LOT of songs, in ALL the genres i dipped my toes in, in a LOT of social networks and chatting apps and so on, even to unknown people that i have just met online, to online music producer groups, to subreddits, to every mainstream chatting app, i leaked out a LOT of my music. i wonder if one day someone in these countless places could have listened to some song, liked it enough but didnt remember where they got it from, and posted it into some unknown song forum and then became one of these "unknown mysterious songs", i also wonder if this song, and many of these unknown songs are literally just someone like me just making music and showing it around, online or not, and someone just stumbled upon it in some HD or in their phone's music app under the name "AUD20180711", or even in a stack of old cassette tapes or CDs, and posted it online for it to meet unseen recognition, and at the same time, this eerie quality of something forgotten, or some weird interdimensional song we werent even supposed to have captured randomly by a random person with a radio who just happened to record it, i dont know, everytime i see these now, my mind now goes for "oh its some introverted independent musician like me"
![[SOLVED] Piero Cotto - Johnny In The Middle Of The Park (The grass is green) (Remaster)](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/RA5FzMO6wx8/mqdefault.jpg)
![[SOLVED] Piero Cotto - Johnny In The Middle Of The Park (The grass is green) (Remaster)](/img/tr.png)
More Accurate Lyrics (Not the one used in the Video):
Johnny in the middle of the park
Waiting for tomorrow
Hasn't got a penny or a mark
Or a road to follow
Doesn't have a realistic mind
Or a word to say
No we don't know where he's going to
Or from where he came
Johnny in the middle of a dream
Hay bales in his pocket, oh yeah
Hasn't got a brother or a queen
Johnny is a rocket
He's been moving on a one night stand
He's a one man show
And he's looking
For some warm place he can go
Till night is over
Johnny had a little dream
Now things are not as bad as they seem
For there's something blowing in the air
Living without a care
The grass is green
He's been moving on a one night stand
He's a one man show
And he's looking
For some warm place he can go
Till night is over
Johnny had a little dream
Now things are not as bad as they seem
For there's something blowing in the air
Living without a care
The grass is green
Why would Johnny have hay bales in his pocket? Papers make more sense.
@@termitesc.aardwolf3644 Hashish slang?
@@termitesc.aardwolf3644 Could be Bay Belles. I'm not sure why, it's just what I hear.
It sounds like Pay Notes in his pocket
I think the 6th verse sounds like "or a world to see"
This song is like Johnny, nobody knows where it comes from
I9 swaer, its Joe Cocker or someone who sounds a lot like him
You mean cotton eye joe?
@femmesammy8768 That too.
Sounds like Tom Jones to me.
Now they do.
Piero Cotto - Johnny in the Middle of the Park (1983)
full audio will be provided soon by piero, i'll let you know when he does
solved by me, Nel, Miracle, TrippyDrew and Samuele Cotto
Thank you
Thank you so much!
Thank you
THANK YOU!!
@sracc_ Hi, I just wanted to ask you if there have been any updates from Piero. It’s been more than 2 weeks, and the full hasn’t been uploaded yet. Is there a chance you can reach out to him if he’s having trouble with anything? Someone suspected he’s having issues with copyright.
Honestly, even if no one ever finds the origin of this song, I hope the singer and producers somehow know it's being appreciated.
@@SaturnHaley
I mean you could be correct.
Because the 80’s was 44-35 years ago.
@@SaturnHaley its just been confirmed: Piero Cotto- Johnny in the middle of the park(1983) ;)
due to the fact no one is able to identify this song and probably no record company to claim this as theirs... you got yourself a bangin' ass royalty free song to use on your videos.
Yep, I already though about doing some vids and put these mysterious songs on some.
@@tranqlity yeah, same here. Would make for some cool ass outros for video essays or some shit.
@@tranqlity I do this 💀, but I always make sure that in the description of my videos to link each song I used
It's ironic, because maybe this Italian show used the song for that very reason
I bet they still can find their way to claim it eventually, something like "this part of the song uses a stroke sequence from our song, delete it or we will sue you"
I remember working in a thrift store called “the arc foundation” in Ventura California when I was a teenager in between the late 80s and early 90s kids used to come in every other day playing blank cassettes on boom boxes just seeing if they could find any catchy song to buy or even steal to take home. I remember this kid found a cassette with 20-30 minutes worth of songs, it added up to like 9-10 songs and most of them were unrecognized but a few were known songs but the rest of them were songs that I don’t think anyone there had ever heard but I swear even though this song was not one of the songs on that cassette I swore I heard it in between there maybe it was another song from the same genre but 30 years later now a middle aged man I’m just thinking of all the songs that played in that cassette probably lost music as well but every song in that cassette sounded like they could’ve been hits had they been signed to a record label… shame now all that’s left of that great music is just a memory in my head. I bet that kid which he’s probably in his late 30s by now is probably still enjoying that cassette unless it was lost forever.
EDIT: so you guys I remembered some lyrics of some of the songs in that cassette and started searching in the internet and so far I was able to find 4 of the 9 songs from that cassette but I couldn’t remember very well the lyrics to the other songs as they’re from a memory in my head from 30+ years ago.
The four songs being
1.level 42-Something About You
2.Paul Davis-Cool Night
3.Paul Davis-I Go Crazy
4.The Dream Academy-The Edge of Forever
5.red lights-curiosity killed the cat
Ayyyyy level 42, that’s a great band right there!
Level 42 is quite a big name especially in 80s Jazz.. 👍👍
all of those were minor hits.level 42 the dream academy alternative before alternative.rhe band that sung in a northern town they had a song love theme I think check that out UA-cam!
One of the only lost songs where the lyrics are at least understandable
looking at you, dance for hours a day
Like the wind, CIA, again and again, fly away, come back, under the stars
EKT?
@aidenanim No where NEAR as clear as the others :/
@@aidenanimCOOUNTING SHIT IN THE SKYYY
Honestly i feel like these unidentified artist musics are a blessing because we can use them without copyright strikes lol
Not anymore. Fond my mind is copyrighted....
@@vapordave2234 yeah some troller decided to take jaykay's channel and ruin everything by false copyrighting songs which claims to be by them but its not
@@Fi4eyNot the first time it happened either. Antwon01 Copyrighted Blind The Wind a few years back.
This aged terribly
Agreed
In an alternate universe *The Room* is not a badly made drama movie, but instead a sitcom about Tommy Wiseau's misadventures and this is the show's theme song.
I love that theory.
I mean, Tommy Wiseau did make a sitcom, don't watch it, though, it's not good bad like the room, it's just a bad sitcom.
Ha, ha, ha! What a story, Mark!
And it’s from the 80s or 90s rather than the early 2000s.
I am laughing so hard
Piero Cotto - Johnny in the Middle of the Park (1983)
Found by TrippyDrew, Piero will provide official audio soon, confirmed by him and his family.
Solved in collaboration with "some random account, Nel, Miracle and Samuele Cotto"
@@trippydrew8492 thanks, AND OMG TRIPPYDREW!
It's "FOR there's something blowing in the air" -- Johnny loves to smoke the green grass. I seriously think that's what this song is about. His life is otherwise terrible, but he's living without a care, because there's something blowing in the air. The grass is green!
99 likes and no replies? I'll fix that.
110 likes and 1 reply? I'll ruin that.
121 likes and 2 replies? I'll join this chain just for the shits and giggles of it
125 likes and 3 replies? I’ll do the same thing.
133 likes and 4 replies? I'm gonna join in on this
this song is such a fucking banger, one of the best lost songs out there
Fr
this is one of the only non-creepy lost songs i know, others always have that weird sense of mystery in it, this one is just lost, not creeoy
That’s kinda how I feel about Again & Again. It just sounds good, not tainted by its mystery, unlike other songs (cough cough. Everyone Knows That. cough cough.)
SOLVED! Piero Cotto - Johnny in the Middle of the Park
Not confirmed
@@ziro_the_hirohe confirmed it. His wife did background vocals
@@blackmagic7976 he has not sent proof
@@ziro_the_hiroit literally was confirmed by his family bro💀
@flashfunk0373 but he hasn't sent proof. It is only solved when he proves it.
Esta canción suena tan profesional... Opino que si hubieran trabajado más en masificarla, firmando con una disquera o algo, hubiera sido un hit de los 80s
Vienes del vídeo de Sheiki?
@@emithefreak6631 Sip XD
@@leidyochoa1101 yo también
Un hit chingon
@@emithefreak6631 quien es ese tal Sheiki? Yo solo encuentro que la canción tiene un dejo a Huey Lewis, de la pelicula Volver al Futuro.
有生之年能看到这首歌的信息重见天日真是太好了。感谢网友们的辛苦付出，世界因你们而美好。
感谢Piero coto先生的创作，你的作品我会永远铭记。
“Johnny had a little dream, that things weren’t as bad as they seemed” I felt that
how is this even lost?
its perfect, its literally
so timely and iconic.
easily neck n neck with
the very best of its
pressumed era.
i know i'm being dramatic here but
this is just messed up. how can
something like this become so
estranged from the world of music?
idk how else to say it, this song is
just incredible and i'm struggling to
sleep tnite realizing how much music
was lost in their own ways throughout
the past century. all the jams we'll
never know. to have this whole song
means the world to me.
Don't worry, i also think it's an incredible song. When the artist gets found, it will go right into my 80s playlist
I've contacted Massimo Vita about the song, he's semi active on his Facebook page so I hope that he responds and confirms that he made the song
@@pandasylver bless your heart,
pandahand.
@@jennydeaf9O9 the reason why I think it's him is because he's fluent in English and made a song called Jenny with a really similar female singer voice
Sounds like something from the 70s. I really enjoy the amount of missing songs appearing these past few years. Alot of them sound great too. Hopefully we find an origin soon.
The chords remind me of Steely Dan
I agree
one of the best lostwaves imo
Favorite found song of mine without a doubt, it feels so timeless.
This gives me such "late 70s/early 80s tv show theme" vibes. I could imagine the show this song goes to being similar to something like The Fall Guy.
I was about to say the same thing. Thats the only thing i think it can be, a theme of some sort
Quite a few of these unknown songs give me TV show vibes, some of live-action, some of puppetry, others for animated shows.
Nobody ever talks about the fall guy. A forgotten 80s Classic that I wasn’t even alive for.
Well, it reminds me of action movies.
I like that late 70s/early 80s tv show vibe too. If you liked this, I recommend listening to Heart to Heart by Kenny Loggins. It really gives off a feel to a 70s/80s sitcom theme to me.
To be honest, I was never expecting Johnny to be found, but today, the title and artist were just discovered! This gives me hope for other songs such as Like The Wind and Everyone Knows That.
It's not solved yet
@@ziro_the_hiro Statues In Motion - Like the Wind by Alvin Dean
EKT has been found
@@valeriavega5210 I know. EKT was found in a very weird place. Now we just need to find Like The Wind.
Como muchos mencionan, parece ser una pieza bien trabajada en estudio. A mi me suena mas a que fue hecha para algún programa de televisión que nunca salió a la luz. Por como habla del personaje es como si siguiera una trama.
Fue hecha para un programa especial de Italia que si salió al aire
@@BubblegumBlitz y como se llama el programa?
@@nidorino247 no me acuerdo, pero creo que fue algo de las olimpiadas
@@nidorino247 El programa se llamaba "La Domenica Sportiva" y la canción fue extraída de un capítulo del 5 de junio de 1983.
@@hanami2003 Gracias
This song reminds me of when I was a little girl, having dinner in a restaurant with my parents and siblings under some yellowish lights, settled on a leather sofa that squeaks at the slightest movement, celebrating Mother's Day, back then, without any worries. ...it's strange but this song became my safety place, I hope Piero Cotto can release the full version, I would be happy
Was just confirmed to be Piero Cotto
HELL YEAH!!!
@@VisualConfusion not everything is confirmed yet. Most probably it's his song, but we still don't have any type of proof that he's behind the song.
@@tranqlityPierro is 100% our guy: ua-cam.com/video/L1-KVBqoplU/v-deo.htmlsi=NjnQ273fCqNggRqC
i’m not gonna get my hopes up and wait until he sends proof, but man it seems very likely
太棒了！他要重见天日了！！！
i recognize that lovely mid 70s or mid 80s tone, it's an incredible song bro, i hope this song will be found soon.
Massimo Vita Just confirmed that he didn't make the song . I'm lost, I really thought until the end it was him... I'm taking a Pause on this lostwawe for a while
Wow I could have sworn that it was him. So the search continues.
An official/public confirmation about this?
Well another lead is on the way Piero Cotto
This song gives me a lot of peace
The bass is amazing in this song. A whole bop.
🗣️🗣️🗣️WE’RE NOT HAVING REALISTIC MINDS WITH THIS ONE 🗣️🗣️🗣️🔥🔥🔥
esta canción es perfecta para el resumen de jhonny joestar
sabia que no era el unico que pensó en él
Basado
wtf y ese quién poronga es
@@proyectblckmesa536 AAah ya me acordé es el weón invalido esquizofrénico XDDD
La verdad la cancion me suena mas a gappy por el tema de q no sabe donde esta ni de donde vino
THIS CLIP TURNS 40 TODAY
Jun 5, 1983 - Jun 5, 2023
DAMN
Wait what clip?? This video is from 1983?? Despite the iveco logo looking modern??
@@JGProductions6581 - didn't see your reply sorry! yes it's from Jun 5, 1983 according to the OP of the Dailymotion video in the description.
Italian here. This is likely a piece of stock music internally produced by RAI (our national public broadcaster) itself.
RAI has always hired minor artists to do so, and they also are proverbially terrible at cataloguing and releasing their self-produced music. There are, to this day, some TV dramas that have songs unfindable on Spotify and whose author is unknown to the general public.
@absciaguda non so come funzioni ma studio a cento metri dalle teche di Torino, mal che vada vado a fare un salto (può darsi che lì dentro siano dispersi anche l'amore della mia vita e la mia sanità mentale 😂)
if it is stock music, any way we can atleast find the artist?
@@miitroarts789 yes, if Rai cared to keep contract papers about the authors in a private storage, especially if they made a 1-on-1 contract without passing through the society who has the monopoly on autorship rights collection in Italy, SIAE.
For example, the TV dramas I mentioned in the first comment include some which came out in like 2022-23, and whose songs never got through the SIAE online catalogues.
@@miitroarts789 as I said, someone has to go directly to either Rai's legal office or to Rai's physical catalogue (the "Teche") and ask them: I don't think they'll be arsed enough to answer randos online
@@sjjsnxisowjsh27272 passo in sti giorni sperando di trovare aperto (chiudono alle 5 lol), tanto devo anche chiedere per dei dettagli su un tirocinio che offrono
And to think.....the first line in the song is the name of the song.
and to think we could believe piero's son when he told his lies.
@@jennydeaf9O9 What lies? I'm not familiar with any lies.
Pierro Cotto lived in U.S. for some time.
Not that this really contributes to the search for this song, but I think the song is about a homeless person who is trying to convince himself that his situation is not as bad as it may seem.
What a cool song, the singers voice is incredible. The band is talented I can't believe this got left in the cutting room somewhere
I cant belive my favorite lostwave is found! Now all my Top 4 Lostwave is all found!
It's not solved yet
@@ziro_the_hiro But its in the last step!
Now it's Solved
Piero Cotto - Johnny In The Middle Of The Park
Not solved yet. Unconfirmed
Right now is solved
This song’s good, man!
In an alternate universe, this song is known but “Break My Stride” by Matthew Wilder is unknown.
And Matthew Wilder didn’t sing it, it was Gene Wilder.
@@JGProductions6581 You mean Gene Simmons.
What a wonderful song
The use of "penny or a Mark" suggests this song could be German in origin. I don't know if German speakers in the pre-Euro era used "penny" to describe the pfennig, but I wouldn't discount it.
Good point!
That's what I though as well. The fact that it uses the word 'mark' as currency made me think it was originally released in Germany.
I found this song, this song was used as the ending theme for a program called "La dominica sportiva" and it was shown SPECIFICALLY on June 5, 1983, there is a video of this ending on DailyMotion but UA-cam won't let me put the link here.
Sorry to break it to you, but that is the video where the original poster got the song from. At this point it's about identifying the title and artist in hopes of finding a higher quality version.
the jet ski in the background of this video appears in the original segment, i think op is aware lol
Esta muy buena la verdad
La mayoria de canciones que salieron de la nada como esta, son joyas
@@BubblegumBlitz si, ojala recibieran mas reconocimiento
Thanks :)
@@tranqlity no problem 👍
Y también muy desconocida
I showed this to my dad the other day. Obviously he didn't recognize it but he brought up a pretty good point:
He said a lot of the lyrics sound poorly translated. Like they weren't originally in english. Most notably "the grass is green" was a very awkward line for him cuz it's just a blatant statement lol. The weird almost mistranslated lyrics + the fact this came from an italian sports program leads me to believe he really might be onto something here. Perhaps we should try looking on the italian side of this weird case.
other comments are suggesting that "the grass" is referring to cannabis. which i guess checks out.
That's what i thought aswell! the lyrics seems quite odd, i suspect that the writer of the song was italian, or atleast not english/american.
I've tried reaching out to RAI (the tv company that broadcasted "La domenica sportiva") sometime ago. Unfortunately it's difficult to contact them via email, even for me (an italian).
I was thinking of going to Florence just to ask them directly at this point lol
@@mrbackup993 hey, just going up to them to ask is a way to do it, lol. I'm not kidding though if it's convenient, you go for it.
Your dad got a point.
I can imagine it’s from an 80s tv show about some guy named Johnny. If I ever make an animated series there would be a segment like this.
"Doesn't have a realistic mind
Or a word to say"
This Johnny guy is just like me fr
edit: I haven't checked on this song in a long time and when I return it's been found?
Nice.
Same fr
same lmfao
HE'S JUST LIKE ME, HE'S JUST LIKE ME FR‼️‼️‼️‼️‼️
Personally, I believe that this song MIGHT be “It’s Green” by The Bloody Fire. The vocalist of The Bloody Fire, Enzo Draghi sounds similar to the vocalist in this song and he has also done some music for TV. There’s almost nothing about The Bloody Fire online except for the Discogs page and a forum page. There’s two copies of the single on Discogs but they’re very expensive however.
Yes I'd like to stay updated on this lead, because this song doesn't have alot to go on surprisingly
Considering how much people spend money on random stuff these days, there has to be someone willing to buy it. Get this to the top comment.
@@jayminyoel7911Yea I hope someone buys it whether its true or not
There's only 1 left
@@jayminyoel7911Shit...
it's a shame, the creator of this song is a mistery
Sounds like it was released in 1981-1983. A lot of songs have this production, "Harden My Heart" by Quarterflash, "Only The Lonely" by The Motels and "Hearts" by Martin Balin are some examples.
A real good song man!
Is funny how many in the comments assume all kinds of artists, but nobody said anything about the singer being „Joe Cocker”, his voice is really recognisable, it's like footprints, it's his tradeemark, the way his voice sounds like an old Bloodhound barking in his hoarse voice, it's him, the lyrics too, John Copker's songs always include a story in it, most of them being ironic and funny like this one.
Tho is true I haven't heard of this song before (also because I don't often listen to Joe Cocker) but I am pretty sure it might be a less known song by Joe.
If it was a less known song by joe we would have found it yet, joe is a famous artists and I think if it was made by him there would be any credits in the video and it would have copyright, but unfortunately, none of these things were done.
Me trying to tell johnny that the grass is green:
Estaba escuchando mi mix de musica mientras estudiaba y esta cancion de la nada aparecio ahi, me parecui tan buena que cuando se puso otra canción puse la pagina anterior y ah fue que me di cuenta de que estaba perdido el creador de esto XD, espero que algun dia se encuentre al creador
Really Cool Story, if you search for this mysterious songs you will find lots of hidden gems.
I have some other songs in my channel.
Sorry for awnsering in english, I can understand Spanish but I dont Speak Spanish.
@@tranqlity I understand no problem xd
@@nsf30yt uy, quien es?
"Doesn't have a realist mind" sounds like a verse written by someone who speaks English like a second language.
Duh, this was in a non-American TV show.
Doesn't have a realist mind seems like something an English language native would say, here's an example.
There is a glass where the water is at the halfway point. An optimist would say it is half full, a pessimist would say it is half empty, a realist would say "That sure is a glass"
The majority of the U. S. population doesn't have a realist mind.
I like that right after i found this one on my trip down the rabbit hole of lostwave it was solved not even a week later, brilliant
edit : srry evrybdy. so glad to know we got proof.
old comment vVv
any proof? besides his "son" contacting the Lstwv community proclaiming its his dad's song just because his dad has a raspy voice. i listened to piero's entire available discography, he never even came close to making a song like this. massimo vita makes much more sense. iconic raspy voice, plays piano like in the song, has female backing vocals, is italian, was active in the studio around '83 recording music that ended up not having proper distribution. piero's "son" is simply lying.
@@jennydeaf9O9
1. Piero litteraly said so himself
2. Why would he lie about it? What would an old man like him gain from lying about making an obscure song?
3. Massimo Vita already said he didn’t make the song
4. The song is copyrighted under Piero Cotto’s name (SOCAN listing)
My Theory who sounds the best.
This song is just a song talking about apparently "John Conner" a boat driver.
In 1970 ( i think he's Italian)
but anyways Italy was really good at Boat Driving, so it's possibly a Italian (or American) guy named Johnny.
maybe someone could contact him and ask him lf he knows anything about this song
@@rocketteam01 Or ask his mother, Sarah Conner.
I mean, finally we will get the name and the artist
FIRST LINE. "Johnny in the middle of the park"
Found: Piero Cotto - Jhonny in the middle of the park
Not solved yet. Unconfirmed
@@ziro_the_hiro Piero and his son literally confirmed it's his
@@pandasylver they have not sent proof. They said they will and when they do, then it will be solved
Well I saw proof from some discord server
ua-cam.com/video/L1-KVBqoplU/v-deo.htmlsi=2BX9ikWfwIA_2pqd this is some of proof
RaiPlay to me: Gentile Charles, abbiamo controllato la sigla di coda della Domenica Sportiva numero 1523, del 5 giugno 1983, e purtroppo non abbiamo rintracciato nessun documento che possa indicarci titolo e autore della sigla di coda.
Dear Charles, we have checked the closing credits of Domenica Sportiva number 1523, dated 5 June 1983, and we have not found any document that could indicate the title and author of the closing credits.
Bummer
fra peccato, gli stavo scrivendo anch'io
contacting piero cotto right now, hope it’s our guy
声音确实非常像，但愿真的是他。
it's him.
Woah this song is such a bop!! Thank you for letting us know about its existence!!
For that you would need to thanks the OP
This song hits hard
espero estar en lo correcto esta cancion suena muy profesional, para mi fue gravada en los 70 y que a la banda a ultimo minuto no le convenció y fue descartada del álbum en cuestión, ahora ya en los 80 a algún productor de comerciales le gusto a cancion y la uso ahora la pregunta la cancion es italiana como se cree por el comercial yo digo que no ya que el vocalista canta como un nativo del ingles y no suena ni forzado y que aun esta en proceso de aprendizaje
Para mi que no era una banda, sino un solista, mismo que no tuvo exito y tiro la toalla
@@BubblegumBlitz si fuera el caso estamos hablando que posiblemente sea un alemán el que canta, en esa época hubo muchos
@@BubblegumBlitz Piero Cotto - Johnny in the Middle of the Park
2 theories.
1: this is a commerical song made specifically for the speedboat race, and was not uploaded as a song.
2: theres also something around the 4 minute mark, a credit to the "musica della silca d apertura". and it says the speedboat broadcast weirdly. -maybe I'm missing something?-
edit: the credit saying the broadcast could be solid proof that this was made by the broadcast. which is evidenced by the fact that looking for johnny turns up absolutely fucking nothing
Hey, italian here. the phrase u mentioned said: "Musica della sigla di apertura" - roughly means "Opening music theme"- which is not in the original video (basically the ending credits). This program, "La domenica sportiva", was aired on italian TV channel RAI Sport 2, now dead. I don't think Peter Van Wood, the one written in the ending credits, is the actual song artist.
There's another name that caught my attention. Maria Laura Carboni is mentioned as "music consultant". Maybe she's the key.
There's also another way to trynna find the song: TV channel RAI has an archive that you can ask for via email. I'll try to contact them during these days to see if the can get the song name or at least the artist name. Let's see.
@@SevenDiosmaho provato a cercare Maria ma non ho trovato nulla di interessante, hai qualche novità?
I guess I'll keep you guys updated based on my findings in this investigation through replies in this comment. Feel free to contribute your findings with me. We need to solve this mystery!
Today is December 27, 2023. A name that comes up quite frequently is Enzo Draghi.
Initially, I dismissed this after a few minutes as I believed his works sound nothing like this particular song and his voice is too different. Enzo also mostly sings in Italian, and I don't know a single song of his that is sung in 100% English aside from the It's Green/Life single by his band called The Bloody Fire, released in 1971, though I didn't think it was a voice match.
But after diving in again, I admit that I cannot deny a vocal similarity. Turns out Enzo also has another band called Bee Hive, with their first studio release being in 1986. While a lot of his music with that band is still different compared to this mysterious song, one Bee Hive song stood out to me as the closest match I can get to. The song "Fire", uploaded here on UA-cam by TemyLove, sounds a lot like the singer here in some sections, most notably around the 1:27 mark of that song where the highs there match the highs found here when he sings "or from where he came". Of course, while Bee Hive's first album was released three years after this 1983 edition of La Domenica Sportiva, the band did start the same year, so you would think it could be a possible Bee Hive recording that made it to air before their debut album. The only problem with this theory, however, is that Bee Hive is a band reserved for an Anime called Kiss Me Licia, which was adapted from a manga the year prior, so I think it would be wrong to assume the Johnny song came from that band. La Domenica Sportiva probably wouldn't have the rights to play a Bee Hive song given the circumstances. There's no character named Johnny in the Kiss Me Licia series anyways, so it would seem weird to me that the show would have a song about Johnny.
It also seems like his contributions to TV shows during the 80's was in collaboration with Augusto Martelli Orchestra, which has a different style in comparison to this Johnny song.
One other bit of information I found is that he joined the vocal group Paola Orlandi during the early 80's after his military service came to an end. Again, different music style.
But it also says in his Italian Wikipedia bio that Eric Clapton, Deep Purple, Black Sabbath, and Gentle Giant were some of his musical influences of the 70's, and I think it's possible to have influences like those to create a song like this in the 80's. Unless if this truly was a song by him that he sung solo and kept off the radar, or sung in a different group that managed to remain undocumented in his history, I find it unlikely that Enzo Draghi is the vocalist of Johnny based off the information I have. A vocal similarity doesn't mean a vocal match, but there's no denying the voices sound similar.
Today is December 28, 2023.
As of now, Doug Parkinson feels like the closest match to me. After listening to "I'll Be Around" alongside Johnny, I can't help but feel a 1:1 match in both voice and pronunciation. The musical style between the two songs feels really similar too. Additionally, La Domenica Sportiva didn't exclusively use music by Italian artists, such as in the 30 Settembre 1979 episode (also uploaded by Nik8888olas on DailyMotion) where they played "You're The One That I Want" by John Travolta and Olivia Newton-John, which was from a movie soundtrack (Grease). But still, it's anyone's guess, and I definitely don't believe the theory that this was a song made especially for that broadcast since the other songs they broadcast were all pretty recognizable. So, with the information I have at hand, I'm starting to believe it's more likely this came from someone not Italian. Though, I may end up changing my mind again in a matter of hours, as I've been having a lot of back-and-forths on this investigation, hah!
But of course one thing I wonder is why would a non-European make a reference to a mark? Perhaps this song was a bonus track for a Germany or Finland release? Or maybe I'm wrong and this is a European singing this?
Today is December 29, 2023.
I thought of another possibility. "Hadn't got a penny or a mark" is a lyric in this song, which makes a lot of us think that the songwriter is European, perhaps German, but does that make us infallible with our assumption? What if the songwriter wasn't German and was just looking for a monetary reference to match "Johnny in the middle of the park"? Dollar doesn't rhyme with park, nor does lira, pound, money, etc. You can probably make buck sound like park, though it's not an exact rhyme and probably would've sounded dorky, which may be a reason why he stuck with mark.
If my hypothesis is correct, that would beg the question, did Johnny have to be in a park? Could the lyrics been rewritten as such:
"Johnny in the middle of the street, waiting for tomorrow"
"Hasn't got a dime or food to eat, or a road to follow"
Obviously, being in the middle of the street could have been misinterpreted, which is probably why the writer stuck with Johnny being in a park. Besides, when you think of where homeless people camp, the first thing that comes to mind is a park, right? So it probably made sense to write the lyrics as such and he needed a currency to rhyme with it.
I don't know. I could be wildly wrong, but it's just a thought.
Today is December 30, 2023.
Here's a list of what I believe to be all the possible song titles, from most to least likely:
-Johnny Had A Little Dream
-Johnny
-A Little Dream
-Johnny In The Middle Of The Park
-The Grass Is Green
-(Any other title that doesn't draw references to the lyrics)
And here's a list of some commonly thought vocalists, in no particular order:
-Enzo Draghi
-Doug Parkinson
-Massimo Vita
-Bill Medley
(Of course, we shouldn't limit our search to just these four!)
I strongly believe the title of the song isn't going to have weird combinations of Johnny, like "Johnny Green" or "Johnny's One Night Stand", etc., and searching for obscure songs like that will probably get us nowhere.
I also believe it's not very likely that Johnny will be spelled differently, such as "Gianni" or "Johnie". "Johnny" is the global spelling for his name, recognizable by pretty much everyone, and if there's a chance the singer is not Italian, I'd say a regional spelling would be all the less likely. Besides, why would an Italian be singing in English and making references to a foreign currency, only to give the character a regional spelling? Surely, it would make sense for the character to be named "Gianni" if he were singing in Italian.
...And that makes me believe more and more that the singer is not Italian.
I'm gonna take a break from this for a few days and celebrate the new year. The brain works better when well rested. I'll be back on January 3, 2024. I wish everyone a happy new year!
Happy new year
RAI uses a lot of things without asking, so it's possible that they used a song made for an Anime
investigando un poco el video donde aparece la cancion, encontre algo que podria servir para identificarla, en parte del video aparece la consultora musical del programa en ese entonces, llamada maria laura carboni, no tengo mas informacion, he investigado en paginas como linkedin, facebook, google, etc, pero no hay alguna persona que tenga referencia con la persona anteriormente mencionada
Lostwave of All Time
Hope this gets found one day, may the new leads be fruitful :D
I have a theory that it would be a demo of Blood, Sweat and Tears that, not getting the popularity I wanted, was archived, my theory is this since the voice of the one who sings Blood, Sweat and Tears is too similar, almost 94% to the This song itself doesn't fit that well as how come an Italian channel got this demo? but well it's just a theory this is my contribution I hope we can find this song.
Johnny Joestar's main theme
sounds like a warm fusion band that someone has gotten forgotten
I cannot stop listening to that song. :)
YES! I’VE BEEN WAITING FOR THIS ONE IDGSHIAUSHDKKBBJEIJDNSJSUHEJEJSJDUEUENSJOAO
Sounds like how 80s-90s Garfield would sing
You mean like Lorenzo Music? Or the voice BEFORE Lorenzo Music?
@ I mean like the Garfield Christmas special era etc
tremendo funk se carga esta rola
hubiese sido un hitazo en el 83
It sounds like you Doug Dimmadome sung this.
ES DEL 83 XDDD
ya se confirmo
Any possibility this was made for the show?
this is what I am leaning towards
What show?
@@KazelionLa Domenica Sportiva, where this song came from
It has been found
Not yet
Sounds like Doug Parkinson. You know, the guy who sang the first version of, “It’s Your Move.”
This is a bop
Bro this a good why this is lostwave?
It's not anymore i think
Stell Ball Run ending song
WOW! AT THE END... FOUND IT!
Si se supiera quién escribió esta canción desearía que fuera el ending de Steel Ball Run
Jojo reference ehh
Las referencias me persiguen hasta cuando busco lost media
Temón
It's like a Chinese karaoke video
This sounds like it belongs in some sort of family sitcom
Its already found
S-TIER lostwave song, steely dan vibes tbh
also i think the lyrics at 1:07 are "hasn't got a butter or a cream, johnny is a-rockin"
Johny era un chico que al final
Nadie sabía donde salió
Lamentablemente, tengo el celular descargado, para intentar con Shazam.
Now I am wondering if this is possibly Michael Bolton or his brother Orrin. They don't sound exactly the same, but the gravely part sounds similar. Orrin sounds closer to our mystery singer in my opinion.
It seems to me that the song was made in the northern states or the southern states (Montana Norte del Dakota or South Dakota) around the 70s
I think my dad was wondering what this song was once, and I tried the google music thing and nothing. I hope this song gets found.
It's likely produced in-house.
this song is literally stuck in my brain and i wish i knew who made it 😢
There’s a Christian song I heard in 2004-2009 that I’m trying to figure out who sung. I checked every possible female singer and nothing.
Ay que bonita canción.
Adorei conhecer todas essas músicas 🎵 desconhecidas graças ao canal "sheiki" obrigado spiy por essa boa música 😍
Haha eu que tenho que Agradecer, Muito Obrigado Por Gostar dos meus Uploads!
Sheiki el de la lost media?
@@minsteralbarn sim esse mesmo 😆
@@503WE não sabía que en habla portuguesa, vieran videos do youtubers en español, no sé portugués pero estoy tratando que me entiendas más fácil kkkk, me alegra que como hermanos de lengua romance podamos Falar um poco de cosas que nos gustan
@@minsteralbarn 👍
An absolute banger 🔥
i have been making songs for 9 years now, started making them on pen and paper and recording with my acoustic guitar, then i put a pickup in my acoustic and combined that with SunVox as a pedal to make rock and metal music, i joined a band in early 2016 and we did mostly grunge covers but i also learned to produce and we recorded some demos produced by me, the lead singer was my girlfriend and she cheated on me, both of us left the band, the band was over.
i then used my producing kickstart to start doing my own beats and tried to become a self produced rapper, but here's the thing, i never really recorded raps, i spent 100% of the time on beats, started making decent ones.
started watching tutorials and experimenting "hmm, maybe i can make dubstep" "gonna try to make DnB", anyway.
since then i have had a vaporwave project, a dubstep project, a breakcore project, a house project, brazillian baile, and even went back to rock music but as a one man band, that actually got quite famous, all different names cuz i wouldnt like to have vaporwave and brostep in the same channel under the same artist name, it just doesnt feel right.
ALL OF THAT is to say that throughout ALL of this time( since my first melodramatic teenage open chord handrwritten songs, to my most recent and harshiest experimental dark noise music on a circuit bent casiotone with a fkload of guitar pedals chained into it) i have been shamelessly showing a LOT of songs, in ALL the genres i dipped my toes in, in a LOT of social networks and chatting apps and so on, even to unknown people that i have just met online, to online music producer groups, to subreddits, to every mainstream chatting app, i leaked out a LOT of my music.
i wonder if one day someone in these countless places could have listened to some song, liked it enough but didnt remember where they got it from, and posted it into some unknown song forum and then became one of these "unknown mysterious songs", i also wonder if this song, and many of these unknown songs are literally just someone like me just making music and showing it around, online or not, and someone just stumbled upon it in some HD or in their phone's music app under the name "AUD20180711", or even in a stack of old cassette tapes or CDs, and posted it online for it to meet unseen recognition, and at the same time, this eerie quality of something forgotten, or some weird interdimensional song we werent even supposed to have captured randomly by a random person with a radio who just happened to record it, i dont know, everytime i see these now, my mind now goes for "oh its some introverted independent musician like me"