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In Memory of Kazim
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27 Jan 2007 Sat 09:32 pm |
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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=My2LvqSKo_o&NR
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6Ku4PMR3N3E
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28 Jan 2007 Sun 02:48 am |
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Why is Roswitha not coming back? What happened?
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28 Jan 2007 Sun 04:09 am |
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Quoting KeithL: Why is Roswitha not coming back? What happened? |
+1...good question! 
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28 Jan 2007 Sun 02:45 pm |
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Quoting kai: Quoting KeithL: Why is Roswitha not coming back? What happened? |
+1...good question! |
 hunni 
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06 Feb 2007 Tue 08:46 pm |
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Does anyone know what happened to Roswitha?
I miss her posts...
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06 Feb 2007 Tue 09:27 pm |
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I think its only been like a week since I last saw her here, and she sent me a video did she say she was not coming back here????
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06 Feb 2007 Tue 11:05 pm |
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The post was started in this thread but it has been removed. It was written by someone else, but I cant remember who now.
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28 Feb 2007 Wed 08:29 pm |
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Quoting Roswitha: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=My2LvqSKo_o&NR
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Kâzım Koyuncu
From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
(Redirected from Kazım Koyuncu)
Website http://www.kazimkoyuncu.com
Kâzım Koyuncu (born November 7, 1972 in Hopa, Artvin Province, Turkey - died June 25, 2005 in Istanbul, Turkey) was a Turkish folk-rock singer and song writer. An ethnic Laz, Koyuncu recorded songs in a number of languages spoken along the southeastern Black Sea coast as well as the regional Turkish dialect. He was first a member of Zuğaşi Berepe, a rock group founded in 1993. Following the group's break-up in 1999, Koyuncu went on to record two solo albums, Viya! in 2001 and Hayde in 2004 which proved to be extremely popular across Turkey.
He died during treatment for lung cancer in 2005.
Besides Turkish, he is most famous for having sung in Lazuri, but his albums also contain several songs in Hemşin, Georgian and Megrelian.
Retrieved from "http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/K%C3%A2z%C4%B1m_Koyuncu"
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28 Feb 2007 Wed 08:39 pm |
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Quoting illusion: He died during treatment for lung cancer in 2005. |
Turks do not die of lung cancer do they???
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28 Feb 2007 Wed 08:42 pm |
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Quoting bod: Quoting illusion: He died during treatment for lung cancer in 2005. |
Turks do not die of lung cancer do they??? |
does it have anything to do with being Turk or not?
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28 Feb 2007 Wed 10:28 pm |
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Quoting bod: Quoting illusion: He died during treatment for lung cancer in 2005. |
Turks do not die of lung cancer do they??? |
odd question bod...
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28 Feb 2007 Wed 11:08 pm |
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Quoting SuiGeneris: Quoting bod: Quoting illusion: He died during treatment for lung cancer in 2005. |
Turks do not die of lung cancer do they??? |
does it have anything to do with being Turk or not?
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I thought it was testicluar cancer
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02 Mar 2007 Fri 03:40 pm |
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Kazim Koyuncu
The restless and tall Kazim Koyuncu hailed from the Laz region of Turkey’s Black Sea. This beautiful province alternates stunning green mountains with a rugged coastline not far from the Georgian frontier. Unfortunately, the 250,000 people who speak Laz are the relentless butt of Turkish jokes, paying dearly for their independent and abrasive nature. Since Koyuncu set off on his music career in 1992, he was an enthusiastic ambassador of Laz folklore and traditions. Describing himself as a “revolutionary†devoted to alternative music, he nevertheless included in his repertory traditional instruments, such as the tulum bagpipes and the kemenc violin. Koyuncu attributed his growing success to a rare ability to sing in five of Turkey’s languages, an attribute which appealed to all generations. In his short but meteoric career Koyuncu stamped himself as one of the leading cultural icons for the Laz people. He died of testicular cancer in June 2005. Many believe he contracted it following the Tchernobyl disaster of 1986
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