Alabama Song

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"Alabama Song" is a cabaret-style piece by Bertolt Brecht and Kurt Weill, best known from their collaborations and later popularized by rock adaptations such as The Doors' version.

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O Moon of Alabama 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf cabaret song
song
theatrical song
alsoKnownAs Alabama Song (Whisky Bar) NERFINISHED
Whisky Bar NERFINISHED
associatedMovement Weimar culture NERFINISHED
epic theatre
composer Kurt Weill NERFINISHED
countryOfOrigin Germany
decadeOfComposition 1920s
firstAppearanceInWork Little Mahagonny NERFINISHED
Rise and Fall of the City of Mahagonny NERFINISHED
genre art song
cabaret
hasInfluenceOn rock music interpretations of Brecht–Weill songs
hasMusicalForm strophic song
hasNotableLyric For if we don’t find the next whisky bar, I tell you we must die
Oh, don’t ask why
Show me the way to the next whisky bar NERFINISHED
hasNotableVersionByNationality American band The Doors
English musician David Bowie NERFINISHED
hasNotableVersionGenre psychedelic rock
rock
hasTitleLocationReference Alabama NERFINISHED
language English
lyricalTheme alcohol
desire
escape
lyricist Bertolt Brecht NERFINISHED
lyricsBy Bertolt Brecht NERFINISHED
musicBy Kurt Weill NERFINISHED
notableCoverArtist David Bowie NERFINISHED
The Doors NERFINISHED
notableCoverVersionBy David Bowie NERFINISHED
The Doors NERFINISHED
originalContext German epic theatre
originalLyricsLanguage English
originalProductionLanguageOfWork German
partOf Rise and Fall of the City of Mahagonny NERFINISHED
popularizedBy The Doors NERFINISHED
recordedBy David Bowie NERFINISHED
The Doors NERFINISHED
style cabaret
usedIn stage productions of Rise and Fall of the City of Mahagonny
writer Bertolt Brecht NERFINISHED
Kurt Weill NERFINISHED
yearOfComposition 1927

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Mahagonny Songspiel hasPart Alabama Song
Rise and Fall of the City of Mahagonny notableNumber Alabama Song
this entity surface form: O Moon of Alabama
Kurt Weill notableSong Alabama Song