KOMM KARLINCHEN
Created on 16/04/2002Latest update on 15/02/2024
Artist: Adolf Spahn
Author: Adolph Spahn/Alexandre Trebitsch
Label: Berliner
Year: 1899
Polka in Berlin dialect. Sometimes as Kille Kille Pankow. There's a Pankow neighborhood in Berlin and it's nice being there.
Covers:
- 1900:
Louis Matla [one of the oldest Dutch gramophone records; Leon Boedels' translation holds the line "Tolhuis, kiele kiele Tolhuis"; that pub (along the IJ) still exists]
- 1902:
Félix Mayol [massive hit as Viens poupoule; French translation: Alexandre Trébitsch and Henri Christiné]
- 1903:
- 1904:
Harry Bluff [as Come, Come Caroline]
- 1950s:
Francis Bay [as Kom, Karlieneke]
- 1972:
Charlotte Julien [as Viens poupoule]
- 1974:
Farce Majeure [as Kiele Kiele Koeweit; n°3 NL]
- 1982:
Guy Béart [as Viens poupoule]
- 1983:
Pankow [band from Pankow]
Became the biggest caf' conc' success in France, from the Belle Epoque well into WW I. A hit in both German and allied trenches.
