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A track from 7" Г62-07201-2 released 1978. In fact many bands used to play that song that's nice because it's superfunky. The rest three tracks are available at Musicdawn's blog.
Additionally here goes a track recorded by the 1st formation of the “Eolika” band. (I had posted their exceptional 1969's video already.) This track is extremely rare and has been uploaded by author of Melodija blog. To my regret he has no wish to upload the rest tracks... there is no much bad in it although. The song is something about girls wearing miniskirts.
I have dig out some semi-profit stuff so I'm putting it here all together. Each track is very interesting IMO:
1) Extremely beautiful female vocals and a special quiet mood. 2) Unknown garage stuff; 70's I believe. 3) Just listen to the beat! Samplers go-go-go!! 4) Incredibly minimalistic electronic arrangement; the composition itself is beautiful too; the most end of the 80's I believe. 5) Another beautiful song recorded ~1985 by an Imants Kalnins' band.
An intsresting pop band featuring soloist Валентина Игнатьева. There is many catchie stuff in it. The last track made with today's bass player of russian rock band “Aria” as mp3-tags says.
The most popular band of Uzbekistan. Personally I dislike their output but two tracks are good. The first is a raw garage-pop, the second is a syncopated jazzy-soulish one:
Great instrumental tune from “Ансамбль электромузыкальных инструментов п/у Мещерина”. They were pioneers of electronic music in USSR using synthesizers etc. I have found none info about original vinyl release; this is a remaster.
There are 5 groovers and I have posted several of them as mp3 already: David Goloshekin and the Disco band. That one below is unknown for me unfortunately — enjoy the electric piano:
A quite politicized band — Romantiki / ВИА Романтики — but I very like their arrangment of the song below (written in 1945). Check out its special quiet mood, organ and backing vocals: Споём, друзья-товарищи.mp3
Similar band — Iskateli / Искатели — with a psychedelic-mood track talking about WW2's horrors: Саласпилс.mp3 (1974)
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