Sputniks In Pectopah

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Album Info

Release Date: 1995

Label: Stupido Twins

All songs are sung in Russian.

Recorded January-February 1995.

Track 2 is a Russian folk song.
Track 3 was a Russian national anthem up to 1917.
Track 4 Beginning of the Peter Tchaikovsky's concerto for piano and orchestra No.1 si b minor, op. 23, from 1875.
Track 5 is a Russian revolutionary folk song.
Track 6 part of Peter Tchaikovsky's concerto for piano and orchestra No. 1 si b minor, op. 23, from 1875.
Track 7 is a revolutionary song, which originally came from Poland (words by Sventsitsky/Krzhizhanovsky, 1898).
Track 8 (words by L. Radin, 1896) is a Russian revolutionary folk song.
Track 9 (by Krasev/Spendiarova, 1935) is a children's song.
Track 10 (by Blanter/Isakovsky, 1944) is a soldier's song.
Track 11 (by Novikov/Oshanin, 1945) is a soldier's song.
Track 12 is taken from the T.V.-serial "Seventeen Moments of Spring".
Track 13 is taken from the animated movie "Tcheburashka" ("The Flopper").
Track 14 is taken from the animated movie "Nitwit's Adventures".
Track 15 (by Basner/Matusovsky, 1968) is taken from the film "Shield and Sword".

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