Vinyl record song from the movie "About Moscow and Muscovites" Moscow Boulevards 78 r/min Vintage Soviet gramophone record, released by the gramophone record factory in the 1950s. The record presents the popular song "Moscow Boulevards" from the film "About Moscow and Muscovites", which reflects the atmosphere of the post-war capital and the romance of urban life. The performance belongs to well-known artists of the Soviet stage - Lyudmila Gurchenko and Vladimir Troshin. The music is written by Anatoly Lepin, the words are by Evgeny Dolmatovsky. Supported by the State Symphony Orchestra under the direction of A. S. Roitman. On the reverse side of the record recorded the composition "Fires, fires" from the same film performed by K. A. Lazarenko, which makes the publication a full-fledged mini-collection of film music of its time. The record belongs to shellac (78 revolutions), which gives it additional collectible value. Such publications are highly valued among fans of retro music and collectors of Soviet vinyl. Specifications: Type: gramophone (silk, 78 rpm) Title: "Moscow Boulevards" / "Fires, fires" Artists: Lyudmila Gurchenko, Volodymyr Troshin, K. Lazarenko Genre: music, music Format: standard gramophone Speed: 78 rpm Record: mono Manufacturer: gramophone plate factory Country: USSR Standard: GOST 5289-56 Catalog Numbers: 27798 / 27799 Class: Third group Period: 1950s Condition: good vintage, possible traces of use, without critical damage
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