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The Carpenters : "Yesterday once more".
Couldn't find an official vid, but many unofficial ones :
With original video
Belgium 1974 live
Netherlands 1974
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The credits shown at 7:31 list the music used in the video.
The music starting at 2:37 is "Open Portal" found on this music library album page:
APM Music - Crate Diggers: Tom Caruana
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Two music videos come to my mind at the moment:
British India - I Can Make You Love Me - there's a guy dressed in a bull-like costume, though it's not blue. He's drinking, riding around and in the end comes back home.
Hudson and Troop - Frameless - there's a depressed guy in a blue, furry bull-like monster costume, smoking and wandering around the city
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That song is "Blind Children" by an Austrian band Paternoster (see here). Recorded sometime around 1972. They seem to have released just a single eponymous album.
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#3 is Brahms Lullaby Op.49, No 4,
#4 is the nursery rhyme "Baa baa black sheep"
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I don't know the exact song, but this is 60s lounge music in the style of Herb Alpert and the Tijuana Brass, a popular and influential group of the times:
answered Nov 10 at 18:49
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I find the following simple, straightforward, and very appealing (list first, videos follow)
Anette Kruse: solo voice, self-accompanied with light guitar
Danish National Radio Choir: uncluttered arrangement, nicely harmonized
Niels-Henning Ørsted Pedersen (bass) with Oscar Peterson (piano): straightforward statement, nothing flashy
Scott Hamilton Quartet [...
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What strikes me as most distinctive here is not the melody, but the structure, with the second half of the line repeated three times in total, and then a refrain. And the song that reminds me of is "This is the Way We Brush Our Teeth":
It's also the structure for "The Wheels on the Bus"
answered Nov 5 at 16:16
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This is The Last Spring from Two Elegiac Melodies, Op.34 by Edvard Grieg completed in 1880 and first published in 1881.
The music is in G major. There are two verses: in both the melody is played by the first violins...
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The song is Unification Rainbow (통일무지개), as performed by Pochonbo Electronic Ensemble (보천보전자악단).
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