Music Television presents a fan shot live recording of Pink performing the classic Led Zeppelin song titled Babe I'm Gonna Leave You. Pink was performing live in Luxembourg.
Pink - Babe I'm Gonna Leave You - Live in Luxembourg
Just below is Led Zeppelin performing Babe I'm Gonna Leave You in a live TV performance recorded on Danmarks Radio & Danish TV in Copenhagen in 1969.
*The Indies Network and MusicTelevision.Com is sad to report that Issa Bogayogo passed away on October 10, 2016, almost six years since we originally created this post.
The video below was made by a big fan of Issa Bogayogo whose YouTube handle is GuestFromTheWest. His story of why and how he made this video is below the video along with the meaning and Malian to English translation of the lyrics.
The song is titled Toroya and is track #5 from Issa's album titled Timbuktu, released by Six Degrees Records in 2002.
Guest From The West's Story on the why and how he made the video:
I was searching for a video to the song "Toroya" by Issa Bagayogo but couldn't find any. Therefore I sat down and after a complete night of fighting with Windows Movie Maker and a poor laptop I managed to get this together for all of you out there who like his music. Nothing special, just nice pictures of Africa. I often go home by bike in the night after being in town and lately I've been putting on this song a lot while doing so. It's almost magic how the darkness around you can change just due to this song and how calm and relaxed one can feel. A big thanks goes out to you Issa for making all this beautiful music. When you're in my town show me up for a drink or two. My treat! ;) If you like this song and/or want to support Issa go to his website which I added at the end of the video. I finally stumbled over the lyrics and the meaning of Toroya. Toroya apparently means "suffering" in the Malian language and following is the English translation of the song itself.
The Malian to English Lyrics for Toroya
Toroya = Suffering
You only get out what you put in, only work frees a person, So, it is worth paying tribute, to Malian artists, to Malian youths, to Malian women, to Malian men who strive to improve their living condition You only get out what you put in, Work takes away from us vice, need and worries You only get out what you put in, let's pay tribute, to the youths of Wassoulou, to the youths of Karadougou, to the youths of Briko, to the youths of Ganadougou You only get out what you put in, welcome Moussa Koné, welcome my charming guitarist Boua, welcome Sidibé Mamou, welcome Issa from Korin A restless worker is always rewarded, you only get out what you put in, the sun shines again after the rain
Here is a video that was created by two fans of The Pixies, Lital “Tasha” Mizel and Adi “Dishka” Frimmerman. In due time, since The Pixies never made an official video for the song, this clip below became the official go to video by default.
The two girls in the clip went on to meet The Pixies and were invited to direct a music video in 2014 for The Pixies song titled Ring The Bell.
