it is a mystery in Turkey, please look at it..

Hi everyone,

the song mentioned below in the link is really a mystery in Turkey (forums etc.), nobody could find this song or answer the name of it. please tell me if you know the name..thanks so much.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9kaI5JdJlKo

it is a mystery in here i think so nobody could answer it..

Tried to open the clip-nothing shows,try posting another link maybe?

Link is working fine for me.

Sorry, i have no idea who it is though

It's been so long since I heard the song, I almost didn't recognize it.
It's called "Pipeline" by The Ventures but it's not the original recording.
The Ventures are a band that played only instrumental songs in the early 1960's.
The attached links have live versions of The Ventures performing the song (sort of then and now).

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Fl4eI8-z8NQ
http://youtube.com/watch?v=z7AnvVRUH64

You may want to check out some of their other songs like "Walk Don't Run", "Hawaii Five-0" and "Wipeout".

http://208.65.153.253/watch?v=T8__Ew...eature=related

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Oops, the original recording artist for the song, "Pipeline" was the Chantays (see attached link).

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_VP15xzNBnQ
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Originally Posted by atmaster

It's been so long since I heard the song, I almost didn't recognize it.
It's called "Pipeline" by The Ventures but it's not the original recording.
The Ventures are a band that played only instrumental songs in the early 1960's.
The attached links have live versions of The Ventures performing the song (sort then and now).

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Fl4eI8-z8NQ
http://youtube.com/watch?v=z7AnvVRUH64

You may want to check out some of their other songs like "Walk Don't Run", "Hawaii Five-0" and "Wipeout".

http://208.65.153.253/watch?v=T8__Ew...eature=related

the sound is so similar but it is not ventures.. i looked also to the covers but no match thanks so much by the way..i keep searching desperately..

Ok, I think I finally got my facts straight...
I now believe the song you are looking for is called "Miserlou" originally recorded by D. Dale and the Del-Tones in 1962. The Del-Tones recording is actually a rearrangement of an 1927 Greek rebetika song. Since rebetika is a style of music that originated with the Greek refugees from Turkey, it makes sense that this song would have been chosen for the NTV video.

The Del-Tones version was used in the Quentin Tarantino film, "Pulp Fiction". The attached links have live versions of D. Dale performing the song (sort of then and now).

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9Ummb...eature=related

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZIU0R...eature=related

However, I have not been able to find out the artist performing the song in the NTV video.

I guess my point confusion was that both songs (Miserlou and Pipeline) have muted down-scale guitar slides in the middle of the song (a staple feature of beach/surfer genre music). The Ventures and D. Dale recorded separate covers of the song, "Pipeline" (original artist was The Chantays in 1963). It's gonner be a while before I live this down.
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Uh, now get let me get this straight, atmaster pontificating on Turkish (albeit Greek refugees) surfing music. I guess we are near April 1.

Thanks a lot, logan! There goes my chance to impress our many users with Turkish or Greek ties.
Ok, Ok, I admit my Turkish history lesson is newly acquired "knowledge".
But to add an even more international twist to this story, D. Dale was born in Beirut, Lebanon.

Anyone want a cover of Pipeline?

Try the Anthrax version, off the album "Attack Of The Killer B's"