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Tracklist:
Елки (Yolki) • Новогодняя (Novogodnyaya) • Чита Дрита (Chita-drita) • Гулянка (Gulyanka) • Тук, Тук, Тук (Tuk, tuk, tuk) • Ты Ушел (Ty ushyol...) • Поезд киев-Одесса (Poyezd "Kiyev-Odessa) • Полоса (Оптимистическая) (Polosa (Optimisticheskaya)) • Я Попала На Любовь (Ya popala na lyubov) • Ты - На Север, Я - На Юг (Ty - na sever, ya - na yug) • Всем Надо (Vsem nado) • Мы Фестивалем (My festivalim)
Have you listened to Чита Дрита (Chita Drita) by Верка Сердючка (Verka Serduchka) (2003)?
Yes, the entire album!
Partially, some but not all songs
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Aleksandr Matochkin – Держи ум твой во аде и не отчаивайся / Keep your mind in hell and despair not (Traditional woeful folksongs of Russian kin, 2014)
Matochkin's rendition of a song by Russian bard Psoy Galaktionovich Korolenko. The title, repeated in the chorus, is said to be a teaching told by Jesus Christ to the Eastern Orthodox monk Silouan the Athonite. The song begins with lines from of a Russian spiritual chant.
Русский шансон жил, живет и будет жить в Бишкеке!
Russian chanson is alive in Byshkek!
The last trolleybus - Bulat Okudjava - Romance/Chanson
Владимир Высоцкий [Vladimir Vysotsky] – Натянутый канат
Владимир Высоцкий [Vladimir Vysotsky] – Натянутый канат
Russia, 1977, avtorskaya pesnya / Russian chanson One of my favorite genres of music is grizzled Russian men with accordions really meaning what they’re singing. Even if I don’t understand it, damn, it’s clear they’re passionate and confident about what they’re chanting/singing. Throw in a splash of cabaret, and I’m lost. Take me to the theater. No. Take me to the circus! Bark at me in Russian;…
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Новый звук - Vladimir Vysotsky
Новый звук by Vladimir Vysotsky http://dlvr.it/Lz1RWv