Danny Kaye - "Wonderful Copenhagen" video free download

Sharon Scheer

Just love all the songs!!!

Harry Ball

I recall a politically-corrected version of this song they taught children in the 1960s that substituted the lyric " 'Neath her tavern light, on this merry night, let us clink and drink one down" with "With her harbor lights, that she wears at night, like a golden, golden crown."

Robin Elliott

Sang this in school choir when I was a kid, seven or eight years old - amazing how these things stay with you for all time ...

William Victor Newbold

oh my this is ... what ever..

VinylVinnie60

I would have LOVED to have seen it in the '60s. But in (BLACK & WHITE, then) England, it wasn't shown until the Eighties...

Elinor Dashwood

Once a year or so this was on television when I was a child in the Sixties. Our neighbor had a color set and sometimes asked to come over and watch it in style. That was fun.

nonstopdoowop1

you have no idea how ferklempt I got when I found this. wasn't even looking, but I remember this from when I was maybe.. six, or seven...thanks so much for posting. It seems lately, being sixty-five (which sucks big time), I live in the past with music on youtube. this was delightful..I wish I had a time machine

NOxiousKaye

Danny was rumored to be gay and to have cheated on his wife multiple times with men. Personally if he was, I can't really blame a gay man at that time to play it like he did.

Steve Frandsen

Thanks! I'm listening to my Mom's favourites on Mother' Day. She and Dad came over from Denmak after the war. They were very happy and appreciative people even though they were far from rich - at least in money.

Powell McHaney

Great song--Great movie--Hans Christian Andersen

VinylVinnie60

You must have been POSH - I had to make do with the 78s!

Paul de Newtown

I grew up with this album - fantastic memories :-)

VinylVinnie60

Oh well, Frank Loesser was straight.

Phillipzu

:O DENMARK!

VinylVinnie60

@debbiechickie5 Who? Danny or Hans?!

Danny Kaye

Danny Kaye - Wonderful Copenhagen ( 1953 )