Giorgio Moroder (Speach taken from an interview with Konbini):

From being a musician, out in the world in Europe
I left and became composer... So I went to Berlin
To make some money, I would go to some clubs to sing
And I particularly remember one club in Aachen called The Scotch Club
You know at a time I didn't have any money
So I was singing live with the tracks on a cassette...

Mr.Matric, El Bolo:
Ja se zovem Djovani Djordjo
Ali svi me zovu Djordjo
Djordjo, Djorjdo...
Ja se zovem Djovani Djordjo
Ali svi me zovu Djordjo
Djordjo, Djorjdo...

Giorgio Moroder:
The reaction at the vеry beginning was good in England
Good in Europe, relativеly good in America
So it became a world wide number one song
And I didn't know but David Bowie told me years later that
They were in Berlin trying to find a new sound and recording with Brian Eno
And one day Brian Eno came with a record and told David:
"Don't look for a new sound because Giorgio Moroder found it already"
Mr.Matric, El Bolo:
Ja se zovem Djovani Djordjo
Ali svi me zovu Djordjo
Djordjo, Djorjdo...
Ja se zovem Djovani Djordjo
Ali svi me zovu Djordjo
Djordjo, Djorjdo...

Giorgio Moroder:

My name is Giovanni Giorgio but everybody calls me Giorgio