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  1. www.youtube.com › watchWalter Jackson - Where Have All the Flowers Gone - YouTube

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    MAJOR HARRIS * Call Me Tomorrow * Walter Jackson * Northern Soul ️ - EUR 10,48. ZU VERKAUFEN! DELETED PRESSING: Two Casino classics In a shiny Near Mint condition, plays 234670162570

  3. it.wikipedia.org › wiki › Where_Have_All_the_Flowers_GoneWhere Have All the Flowers Gone? - Wikipedia

    1956. Where Have All the Flowers Gone? (in italiano "Dove sono finiti tutti i fiori?" [1]) è una canzone folk costituita da cinque strofe (un'eventuale sesta è la prima ripetuta), di contenuto antimilitarista, lanciata all'inizio degli anni sessanta . Era stata scritta tuttavia alcuni anni prima (esattamente nel 1956 [1]) dal cantautore e ...

  4. www.youtube.com › watchWALTER JACKON WHERE HAVE ALL THE FLOWERS GONE- OKEH NORTHERN SOUL

    Always had soft spot for this track. Hope you enjoy. :) J.C.Orritt

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  5. www.discogs.com › release › 5974268-Walter-Jackson-BillyWalter Jackson, Billy Butler – Where Have All The Flowers Gone /...

    View credits, reviews, tracks and shop for the Vinyl release of "Where Have All The Flowers Gone / I Can't Work No Longer " on Discogs.

  6. hitparade.ch › song › Walter-JacksonWalter Jackson - Where Have All The Flowers Gone - hitparade.ch

    Where Have All The Flowers Gone von Walter Jackson in der offiziellen Schweizer Hitparade

  7. de.wikipedia.org › wiki › Where_Have_All_the_Flowers_GoneWhere Have All the Flowers Gone – Wikipedia

    Where Have All the Flowers Gone ist ein Antikriegslied, das 1955 vom US-amerikanischen Singer-Songwriter Pete Seeger geschrieben wurde. Der Folksong wurde von Max Colpet unter dem Titel Sag mir, wo die Blumen sind ins Deutsche übertragen und in der 1962 veröffentlichten Version von Marlene Dietrich international populär.