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@tc_morekindness @Tecumseh There's nothing in common with George Harrison's lyrics. The highly original lyrics Jaana Rinne wrote for the Clifters - both for their original tunes and cover versions - were quite controversial at the time.
The title of the song could be translated as "gesture language", and it's basically a song about infatuation. Much of the lyrics sound like stream of consciousness, with references to the hips of Elvis ("which knew how it works"), french kisses and the poetry of muscles. The part you hear as "sun sun sun" is actually "saa saa saa tuijottaa" - although one word is repeated three times, it can be translated as "you can stare" or "you're allowed to stare".
The Clifters started out with original material in the mid-eighties, but at this point in their career they recorded two albums consisting of cover versions of old 1960s hits, all done in similar fashion. According to Jiri Nikkinen's recent autobiography, they would have liked to concentrate on their original material after the first one, but their record company (co-owned by their lyricist, Jaana Rinne) had other ideas.
#Clifters #JaanaRinne #JiriNikkinen #HereComestheSun #Elekieltä #lyrics #Finnishmusic #suomirock
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@Tecumseh An excellent version!
For many Finns, this George Harrison classic is perhaps better-known as the 1989 hit version recorded by a Finnish group, the Clifters:
The Clifters: Elekieltä (live version, 1989)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LFCH-UQbcmUMusically, this version is closer to the original Beatles recording than Nina Simone's take, but the Finnish-language lyrics by Jaana Rinne are completely different.
The leader of the Clifters, Jiri Nikkinen, later formed his own Beatles tribute band, which does true-to-the-original versions of the whole Beatles repertoire.
#MondayCovers #Beatles #GeorgeHarrison #HereComestheSun #Clifters #JiriNikkinen #Finnishmusic
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"Sun," Giuseppe Pellizza da Volpedo, 1904.
Pellizza (1868-1907) was an Italian painter known for a highly individual style called "Divisionism," which was a sort of cousin to Pointillism (lots of itty bitty dots), only Divisionism had the dots grouped to color theory, so they formed actual patches of color.
Living almost entirely in Italy, he was educated in Rome and Florence, among other places, before returning to his home town of Volpedo, when he started adding "da Volpedo" to his signature.
He struggled for recognition all his life; many times his works were greeted with confusion and dismissal. He did manage an important sale in 1907 but then his wife died suddenly, plunging him into a deep depression that led to death by suicide.
After his passing, publication of his art in various Socialist magazines in Italy and elsewhere led to to recognition he was denied in life, and now critics recognize him as a significant artist.
From the Galleria Nazionale d'Arte Moderna, Rome.
#Art #GiuseppePellizzaDaVolpedo #Divisionism #Symbolism #Socialism #HereComesTheSun
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#HereComesTheSun 🌞 für #Fulda am Sonntag, 21. Juni 2026:
Die Sonne geht auf um 05:10Uhr, und wieder unter um 21:38Uhr.
Unser (theoretisches) Maximum an Tageslicht wird 16 Stunden, 27 Minuten und 56 Sekunden sein.Das sind 5 Sekunden mehr als gestern!
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https://youtu.be/3T0i4akX5a8?si=adtyFU26bID0ZPK7
A Blessed #wintersolistice and #yule to all who celebrate!
The nights are dark, but the #wheel now turns toward the light.
May the brilliance of the sun's coming light pierce through your lives, bearing love, abundance, hope, and prosperity.Link above is to my favourite #solisticecaroles, by the #wyrdsisters
#yuletide #pagan #longestnight #nature #blessings #abundance #herecomesthesun
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@BrambleBearGrrrauwling Now following @The_Sun on Mastodon!
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1 #TIL (via ##Wilipedia): “In July 2016, " #HereComestheSun" was played as the entrance #music for Ivanka #Trump at the #RepublicanNationalConvention. The #GeorgeHarrison estate complained about the song being used to support Donald Trump's presidential campaign …” 🧵
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"Lost in Our Political Mayhem? These Politicians, Activists, Professors, and More Have a Reading Guide to Help You Through" courtesy of Cultured Magazine | I suggest @billmckibben's great book #HereComesTheSun:
https://www.culturedmag.com/article/2025/11/03/literature-american-politics-reading-guide
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Pluralistic: Daily links from Cory Doctorow – No trackers, no ads. Black type, white background. Privacy policy: we don't collect or retain any data at all ever period. [Unofficial] @[email protected] ·Pluralistic: The enshittification of solar (and how to stop it) (23 Sep 2025)
https://web.brid.gy/r/https://pluralistic.net/2025/09/23/our-friend-the-electron/
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The planet is changing. The climate crisis is real, in part because of industrialized nations still relying upon fossil fuels. A new book makes the case for solar and wind power. Review--> #Bookthreads #BookSky #BookBlogger #HereComesTheSun #BookReview #ClimateCrisis #BlackstonePublishing #ALC
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#HereComesTheSun 🌞 für #Fulda am Sonntag, 15. Juni 2025:
Die Sonne geht auf um 05:10Uhr, und wieder unter um 21:36Uhr.
Unser (theoretisches) Maximum an Tageslicht wird 16 Stunden, 26 Minuten und 9 Sekunden sein.Das sind 37 Sekunden mehr als gestern!
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#HereComesTheSun 🌞 für #Fulda am Freitag, 16. Mai 2025:
Die Sonne geht auf um 05:33Uhr, und wieder unter um 21:04Uhr.
Unser (theoretisches) Maximum an Tageslicht wird 15 Stunden, 31 Minuten und 37 Sekunden sein.Das sind 2 Minuten und 50 Sekunden mehr als gestern!
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The first night this year that we’ve really been out here . . .
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#HereComesTheSun 🌞 for #Berlin on Tue, Feb 04:
The sun rises at 07:44 AM and sets at 16:58 PM.
We will see 09:14:07 of daylight.That's 3 minutes and 34 seconds more than yesterday!
And an additional 01:35:14 of daylight compared to the winter solstice.
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#HereComesTheSun 🌞 for #Berlin on Mon, Feb 03:
The sun rises at 07:46 AM and sets at 16:56 PM.
We will see 09:10:33 of daylight.That's 3 minutes and 33 seconds more than yesterday!
And an additional 01:31:40 of daylight compared to the winter solstice.
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#HereComesTheSun 🌞 for #Berlin on Sat, Feb 01:
The sun rises at 07:49 AM and sets at 16:52 PM.
We will see 09:03:29 of daylight.That's 3 minutes and 28 seconds more than yesterday!
And an additional 01:24:36 of daylight compared to the winter solstice.
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#HereComesTheSun 🌞 for #Berlin on Fri, Jan 31:
The sun rises at 07:51 AM and sets at 16:51 PM.
We will see 09:00:01 of daylight.That's 3 minutes and 26 seconds more than yesterday!
And an additional 01:21:08 of daylight compared to the winter solstice.
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#HereComesTheSun 🌞 for #Berlin on Thu, Jan 30:
The sun rises at 07:52 AM and sets at 16:49 PM.
We will see 08:56:35 of daylight.That's 3 minutes and 23 seconds more than yesterday!
And an additional 01:17:42 of daylight compared to the winter solstice.
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#HereComesTheSun 🌞 for #Berlin on Mon, Jan 27:
The sun rises at 07:57 AM and sets at 16:43 PM.
We will see 08:46:35 of daylight.That's 3 minutes and 15 seconds more than yesterday!
And an additional 01:07:42 of daylight compared to the winter solstice.
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#HereComesTheSun 🌞 for #Berlin on Sun, Jan 26:
The sun rises at 07:58 AM and sets at 16:41 PM.
We will see 08:43:20 of daylight.That's 3 minutes and 11 seconds more than yesterday!
And an additional 01:04:27 of daylight compared to the winter solstice.
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#HereComesTheSun 🌞 for #Berlin on Fri, Jan 24:
The sun rises at 08:01 AM and sets at 16:38 PM.
We will see 08:37:01 of daylight.That's 3 minutes and 5 seconds more than yesterday!
And an additional 00:58:08 of daylight compared to the winter solstice.
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#HereComesTheSun 🌞 for #Berlin on Thu, Jan 23:
The sun rises at 08:02 AM and sets at 16:36 PM.
We will see 08:33:56 of daylight.That's 3 minutes and one second more than yesterday!
And an additional 00:55:03 of daylight compared to the winter solstice.
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#HereComesTheSun 🌞 for #Berlin on Wed, Jan 22:
The sun rises at 08:03 AM and sets at 16:34 PM.
We will see 08:30:55 of daylight.That's 2 minutes and 57 seconds more than yesterday!
And an additional 00:52:02 of daylight compared to the winter solstice.