Vladimir Vysotsky "Songs" - 1980 Rare Vinyl Record Cult Soviet Poet, Songwriter
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Vladimir Vysotsky "Songs" - 1980
Vladimir Semyonovich Vysotsky (born January 25, 1938, Moscow - left July 25, 1980) - a cult Soviet poet, theater and film actor, songwriter (bard); author of prose and scripts. Laureate of the USSR State Prize (“for creating the image of Zheglov in the television feature film“ The meeting place cannot be changed ”and the author's performance of songs”, 1987, posthumously).
Side 1:
1. Song About a Friend (mono) 2:51 2. He did not return from combat (mono) 3:18 3. Climber 2:40 4. Farewell to the mountains (mono) 2:45 5. Giraffe 2:13 6. Vertex (mono) 2:37
Side 2:
1. Sons Go to Battle (mono) 2:28 2. Lyric 3:17 3. Zero seven 2:30 4. Song of the Transmigration of Souls 2:40 5. Morning exercises 3:06 6. Ships 2:57
Ensemble "Melodia" under the direction of Georgy Garanyan Instrumental ensemble Editor Anna Kachalina (c) "Melody", 1980 All-Union Recording Studio The disc was released by the All-Union record company "Melodia" in the USSR in 1980, The disc was made at the Riga Record Factory in 1981.
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