Γ Κατσαρός Πυθαγόρας - Γιώργο Που Ξέρεις Τα Πολλά Δύο Φίλοι Απ Τον Βόλο

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Review by Marlisha Anne Calixtro

Album Review: "Γιώργο Που Ξέρεις Τα Πολλά / Δύο Φίλοι Απ' Τον Βόλο" by Γ. Κατσαρός & Πυθαγόρας Released in 1967, this Greek gem from the Odeon label is a slice of Laïkó magic that feels like stepping into a smoky bouzouki club tucked away in some forgotten corner of Athens. The album’s title tracks—Γιώργο Που Ξέρεις Τα Πολλά and Δύο Φίλοι Απ' Τον Βόλο—are raw, emotional rides through Folk, World, and Country vibes with an unmistakably Mediterranean heartbeat. Let’s talk about Γιώργο Που Ξέρεις Τα Πολλά. If you’ve ever felt like life has handed you one too many lessons, this track gets it. Written by Πυθαγόρας (who clearly knew how to string words together) and composed by Γ. Κατσαρός, the melody hits hard without trying too hard. It’s not flashy—it doesn’t need to be. The lyrics feel like they’re speaking directly to anyone who’s been knocked down but still finds a way to stand back up. There’s something about the pacing, almost hypnotic, that makes you wanna close your eyes and let the bouzouki do its thing. You don’t just hear this song; you live it for those few minutes. Then there’s Δύο Φίλοι Απ' Τον Βόλο, which feels like overhearing two old friends sharing stories over glasses of ouzo. This track is warm, familiar, and full of nostalgia. The storytelling pulls you in—you can almost picture these two pals sitting at a seaside taverna, laughing and reminiscing. Katsarós as both composer and conductor nails the balance between upbeat energy and heartfelt sentimentality. By the time the last note fades out, you kinda wish you were part of their crew. What sticks with me most about this record isn’t just the music itself—it’s how unapologetically human it feels. These songs aren’t polished to perfection; instead, they wear their imperfections proudly, like scratches on an old vinyl that only add character. And honestly? That’s what makes it timeless. Here’s the kicker: listening to this album today feels weirdly comforting, like finding an old photograph and realizing how much simpler happiness used to seem. Who would’ve thought a couple of tracks from ‘60s Greece could remind us all to slow down and savor the little things?

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Artist: Γ Κατσαρός Πυθαγόρας
Album: Γιώργο Που Ξέρεις Τα Πολλά Δύο Φίλοι Απ Τον Βόλο

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  • MP3 size: 13.2 mb
  • FLAC size: 119.8 mb

Tracks

TrackDurationPreview
Δύο Φίλοι Απ' Τον Βόλο
Γιώργο Που Ξέρεις Τα Πολλά

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Catalog Numbers

DSOG 3395

Labels

Odeon

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Formats

  • Vinyl
  • 7"
  • 45 RPM

Companies

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Record CompanyThe Parlophone Co. Ltd.

Credits

RoleCredit
Lyrics ByΠυθαγόρας
Music ByΓ. Κατσαρός
ConductorΓ. Κατσαρός

Barcodes

  • Rights Society: BIEM
  • Matrix / Runout (Label side A): 7XGO 3742
  • Matrix / Runout (Label side B): 7XGO 3870

About Γ Κατσαρός Πυθαγόρας

Greek saxophonist, composer, and conductor, born 1934 in Corfu. Worked extensively as a conductor for Greek television in the 1960s and 1970s. Composer and conductor of Greece's first Eurovision Song Contest entry, 'Krassi, thalassa ke t'agori mou' by Marinella. NOT to be confused with (real name: Γιώργος Θεολογίτης; b. late 19th c., d. 1990's), singer and guitar player, one of the pioneers of Rebetiko songs.

Real Name

    • Γεώργιος Κατσαρός (George Catsaros)

Name Vars

  • (Γ. Κατσαρο࿦)
  • A. Katsaros
  • Catsaros
  • G. A. Katsaros
  • G. Catsaros
  • G. Kacarojus
  • G. Katsakos
  • G. Katsaros
  • G. Katsarou
  • G. Katsaròs
  • G. Katzaros
  • G.Kacarojus
  • G.Katsaros
  • George Catsaros
  • George Katsaros
  • George KatsarЧs
  • Georges Katsaros
  • Georgios Katasaros
  • Georgios Katsaros
  • Giorgena
  • Giorgos Katsaros
  • Katasarou
  • Katsakos
  • Katsapos
  • Katsards
  • Katsaros
  • Katsaroy
  • Katsavos
  • Katzaras
  • Katzarois
  • Katzaros
  • Katzoros
  • P. Kacaroš
  • S. Katsaros
  • Theodorakis
  • Y. Katsaros
  • Y. Kaçaros
  • Y. Kaçaru
  • Yorgho Catsaros
  • Yorgos Katsaris
  • Yorgos Katsaros
  • Γ. Κατσαρού
  • Γ. Κατσαρός
  • Γ. Κατσαρος
  • Γ. Κατσαρού
  • Γ. Κατσαρο࿦
  • Γ. Κατσαρός
  • Γ. Κατσαρླྀς
  • Γ.Κατσαρός
  • Γ.Κατσταρός
  • Γεώργ. Κατσαρού
  • Γεώργ. Κατσαρο࿦
  • Γεώργιος Κατσαρός
  • Γι. Κατσαρός
  • Γιώργ. Κατσαρός
  • Γιώργου Κατσαρού
  • Γιώργου Κατσαρο࿦
  • Γι࿶ργος Κατσαρός
  • Κατσαρού
  • Κατσαρό
  • Κατσαρός
  • Κατσαρός Γιώργος
  • Г. Кацарой

Interesting fact about Album

Here’s something cool: Back in 1967, a Greek musician named Γ. Κατσαρός (G. Katsaros) released an album that blended heartfelt lyrics with the traditional sounds of Laïkó music. The album, *Γιώργο Που Ξέρεις Τα Πολλά Δύο Φίλοι Απ Τον Βόλο*, was released under Odeon Records and featured two tracks that told vivid stories of friendship and life. What makes it special? The lyrics were penned by Πυθαγόρας (Pythagoras), who wasn’t just a philosopher this time but also a lyricist! Greece in the '60s was alive with such creative crossovers, mixing poetry and music to capture everyday emotions. It’s like a time capsule of Greek folk culture.