Mazhar ve Fuat - Adımız Miskindir Bizim (1973)

1965 yılında kurulan, bir dönem Barış Manço ile de çalışan Kaygısızlar grubunun kurucularından olan Fuat Güner ve Mazhar Alanson, 1973 yılında tekrar bir araya gelir ve ”Türküz Türkü Çağırırız” albümünü piyasaya sürerler. Bu albümde Aşık Veysel, Yunus Emre gibi halk ozanlarının şiirlerine yapılmış besteler ve Mazhar Alanson’un kendi besteleri bulunmaktadır. Albüme Özkan Uğur, Ayhan Sicimoğlu ve Mazhar Alanson’un eşi Hale Alanson gibi isimler de katkıda bulunmuştur.

Adımız Miskindir Bizim, Amerikan rapçi Action Bronson’ın Easy Rider isimli parçasında fon olarak kullanılmıştır. Şarkının sözleri 13-14. Yüzyılın önemli halk ozanı Yunus Emre’ye aittir.

Bu albümden sonra Mazhar ve Fuat, 1976 yılında yanlarına Özkan Uğur, Galip Boransu ve Ayhan Sicimoğlu’nu alarak İpucu Beşlisi’ni kurarlar. Grubun dağılmasının ardından 1984 yılında MFÖ kurulur.

BAND:
Gitar: Fuat Güner
Bas gitar: Merih Dumlu
Davul: Veysel Çadır
Perküsyon: Ramazan Şanlıel
Aranjör: Zafer Dilek

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Being among the founders of the “Kaygısızlar” band that was formed in 1965 — a group that made collaborations with Barış Manço —, Fuat Güner and Mazhar Alanson got together again and published “Türküz Türkü Çağırırız” album. It consisted of Mazhar Alanson’s own compositions and those that were made for the ballads of minstrels such as Aşık Veysel and Yunus Emre. Musicians such as Özkan Uğur, Ayhan Sicimoğlu, and Hale Alanson — the wife of Mazhar Alanson — contributed to this album.

“Adımız Miskindir Bizim” is used in American rapper Action Bronson’s song “Easy Rider” as a background. The lyrics of the original song belongs to Yunus Emre, a significant minstrel of the 13. and 14. centuries.

After this album, Mazhar and Fuat founded “İpucu Beşlisi” band in 1976, gathering Özkan Uğur, Galip Boransu, and Ayhan Sicimoğlu. After it disbanded, a new band named “MFÖ” was formed in 1984.

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Illustration: Remzi Erdem

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Young Turkish youth should have a revival on this kind of Anatolian rock