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Danny Mccomiskie

Madeline Kahn did a fantastic pastiche of Marlene in blazing saddles lily von schtoop was a fantastic take on the blonde bombshell.

Isabelle M

Marlene Dietrich - Muss i denn

Raymond LaBay

A beautiful old German folk song loved throughout the world to this day.

Kevin Gregory

Not hard to understand why Marlene was the German forces sweetheart with a voice as sweet as hers

Olga Novakauskiene

Marlen Dietrich - *Muss i denn*Vielen Dank . Es ist Herrlich .

Andreas Heider

Jak na światowej sławy artystkę - to miała słaby głos. Przy wchodzeniu na wyższy ton traci dźwięczność głosu. Proszę posłuchać w momencie - "....hab ich doch mein Freund an Dir...." - w tym miejscu jest najgorzej.

Andrzej W

Marlene Dietrich...

juan antonio montes

precioso

Martien van den Heuvel

Sehr schön. Grüsse aus Antwerpen.

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Raiwons

Yes, also make a great interpretation.

jedrzej2011

This song was singing about Polish folk band "Mazowsze".

PettyYou007

Yes, perfect woman in every way, thanks for commenting, greetings. Martin / Raiwons

Grahame Nicholson

Voice looks and FASHION sense. Those furs wow.

Raiwons

Yes, Marlene forever, thanks a greeting. Martin

giavannira

HERO!!! WHAT AN AMAZING HUMAN SHE IS.WHAT SHE DID & CON.TO DO IS SO INSPI...SUCH A BRAVE HEARTFELT WOMAN..SHE DID WHAT SHE THOUGHT WAS RIGHT N KNEW WHAT WAS RIGHT DURNING WW2..THE WORLD NEEDS MORE PPLE LIKE MARLENE DIETRICH..

Raiwons

In 1954 I was 1 year, thanks for your comment so full of beautiful memories and nostalgia, a greeting. Martin

Joe Harkins

I was taught this song, in German, by a lovely young woman. I was 21 years old. She was a bit younger in years but older in so many - - - so very many - - - ways. We had just finished a room-service breakfast in a sun-filled hotel room overlooking the Rhine in Koln (Cologne) in 1954. I was impatient to get dressed and leave. The song changed my mind. I never hear this song without thinking of that lovely morning. My tour was over. I left Germany 4 days later. I never saw or heard of her again.

Joe Harkins

I was taught this song, in German, by a lovely young woman. I was 21 years old. She was a bit younger in years but older in so many - - - so very many - - - ways. We had just finished a room-service breakfast in a sun-filled hotel room overlooking the Rhine in Koln (Cologne) in 1954. I was impatient to get dressed and leave. The song changed my mind. I never hear this song without thinking of that lovely morning. My tour was over. I left Germany 4 days later. I never saw or heard of her again.

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