Together in Concert: Live is a 2000 live album by Tim Finn, Bic Runga, and Dave Dobbyn during their Together in Concert tour. It was recorded in the months of August and September 2000 in venues around New Zealand. Both the concert and album feature all three performers providing vocal and instrumental backing on each other's songs......The album reached No. 2 on the New Zealand charts and remained in the charts for 26 weeks. It was released in the UK on 29 May 2007. On iTunes, Tim Finn's name was erroneously credited as "Tim Funn"; however, this has since been corrected. - wiki
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01 Six Months In A Leaky Boat 02 Whaling 03 Drive 04 Good Together 05 Good Morning Baby 06 Just Add Water 07 Sway 08 Loyal 09 Precious Things 10 Persuasion 11 Something Good 12 Language 13 I See Red 14 Beside You 15 Weather With You
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Tim Finn, Bic Runga & Dave Dobbyn "Together In Concert"
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gitit! no pw
https://krakenfiles.com/view/LxD4X41Kzm/file.html
What a misprint!! Of course it should have read Tum Funn.
We have a New Zealand friend who was living here for a while. She used to get so tired of people making fun of her pronunciation. Then she went to work at one of the food outlets at the zoo. "You know", she said later, "New Zealanders really do say fush and chups."
G.
Thanks!
@ RYP
Thanks for turning me on to Bic Runga
Zippy
Gaius said:
@BigGray
You never listened to Austrian Dialect, especially the special one from Wien. This is Falco, before he became Falco. And you never know what 'Drahdiwaberl' really means in the first and the second case_
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SeCJsLNmffM
@BigGray
Kiwi's of course do pronounce it 'fish and chips' but to an Aussie it sounds like 'fush and chups'. Why?
kiwi's have a short i pronounced toward the back of the mouth (tongue pushes upward to the roof of the mouth) whereas Aussies have an elongated i pronounced at the front of the mouth and sounds like an e (tongue pushes forward toward the front of the mouth).
So, to a Kiwi Aussies say 'feesh and cheeps' and the number six becomes sex!
;-)
P.S. Thankyou Gaius for all the Dave Dobbyn uploads
Frodo's Pipe
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