Kaşık Havası (melody)
| "Kaşık Havası" | |
|---|---|
| Single by Silüetler | |
| from the album 'Sis' | |
| B-side | Kaşık Havası |
| Released | 1964 |
| Format | 7" (45 rpm) |
| Genre | Pop Arranged folklaric dance |
| Label | Hürriyet |
| Writer(s) | (anonymous) |
Kaşık Havası (literally "spoon tune") is the arranged form of a traditional Turkish folkloric dance tune by the guitar band Silüetler. In its original form, the dancers use wooden spoons as a kind of castanet. But Silüetler which used to play more or less The Shadows type music,[1] increased its musical rhythm and arranged it for guitar band as an example of hard rock. In 1965 the band entered Golden Microphone music contest . Although originally their contest entry was Sis, it was Kaşık Havası on the reverse side of the 45 rpm record which became a hit. The record was released by Hürriyet newspaper (sponsor of the contest) [2]
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