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Olli Heikkilä Orchestra* – Sisu-À-Go-Go

Scandia – SLP 611

Finland 1974

Jazz, Funk / Soul, Folk, World, & Country

A1 Aila

A2 Valamo

A3 Tammerkosken Sillalla

A4 Suutarin Tyttären Pihalla

A5 Muuttolintujen Lähtö

A6 Kaksi Vanhaa Tukkijätkää

A7 Juokse Sinä Humma

A8 Hurmalan Häät

A9 Tamara Tanssii

A10 Tuoll' On Mun Kultani

A11 Romanssi

A12 Liljankukka

B1 Vaiennut Viulu

B2 Kalastaja-Eemelin Valssi

B3 Rosvo-Roope

B4 Liikennelaulu

B5 Raviralli

B6 Siks Oon Mä Suruinen

B7 Inarinjärvi

B8 Laps Olen Karjalan

B9 Kahden Venheessä

B10 Vanhan Vaahteran Laulu

B11 Suopursu

B12 Iltatuulen Viesti

Kuulostaa tältä: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JOzWID7YoK8&list=OLAK5uy_m_axGYxfswJI9Gy8cyykAO7rdZpqankf0&index=2

Ask any group of Finns to translate "sisu" - then step back. You'll get as many replies a machine gun has bullets. "Strength", "courage", "guts", "stamina", "trucks" and "buses". Fair enough; you can evidently rely on "sisu" to get you through a tough situation (strength, courage, guts, stamina) or to get you to a rugged location (Sisu trucks and buses). They can, too. But what it is that makes the Finns feel that "sisu" is their private property - a truly Finnish quality? Could it be those Finnish winters when the darkness sets in at mid-afternoon and the temperature of the winds blowing across the frozen Baltic or from the arctic circle can make even a Polar Bear long for the Mediterranean? It's possible. Or try making a farm out of a rock garden. In Finland, once you subtract the tens of thousand of lakes, the land that's left is roughly 80% rock and 20% dirt. Guts? What makes a Finnish pine tree in the bautiful and bouldery archipelage grow to full height with "a teaspoon of soil and a temple of stone" as a diet? "Sisu"? Who knows? Maybe it's also that extra something it takes to be able to get to sleep during those famour summer "white nights" when even in southern Finland the sun only makes a brief departure, leaving you with moore than enough light to play tennis, bob for apples or go fly a kite. Who wants light all night? Maybe a tablespoon of December darkness in a cup of Finnish June would make "sisu" unnecessary. Or would a kilo of Finnish summer in a pot of Finnish winter do the trick? Or a sack of soil for each bucket of stone? Who cares? It's there, and all signs indicate that it's there to stay. If we really need an up-to-date phrase for "sisu" including "buses, guts, strength, trucks, stamina and courage" why shouldn't we settle for that old rousing cheer - "Go Go"?

- Tim Andrews -

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