Vinyl record "Drinking Emil Horovets" Melody Riga 33D-17523 33 rpm Vintage Soviet gramophone record of the mid-1960s in the format of 10 inches (media), released by the All-Union company "Melody" at the Riga plant. The record is a collection of popular pop songs performed by the famous Soviet singer Emil Horovets - one of the brightest representatives of the music scene at that time. The publication includes iconic compositions of the 60s, including “Queen of Beauty” by A. Babajanyan, as well as lyrical and pop songs that are distinguished by the melody and characteristic sound of the era. The accompaniment is represented by an instrumental ensemble led by I. Kondakov. The record is interesting as a collector's copy of the Soviet stage of the "golden 60s" period, and is also suitable for listening to vintage equipment. Specifications: Type: vinyl record (LP, medium, 10") It's called "Singing by Emil Horowitz." Genre: Estrada, Pip Format: long-playing (10 inches) Speed: 33 rpm Record: mono Performer: Emil Horovets Contents: "Twentieth century", "Your love", "Smolensky boy", "White birch", "Queen of beauty" Accompaniment: instrumental ensemble p/v I. Kondakov Manufacturer: company "Melody", Riga plant Country: USSR Catalog number: 33D-17523 Standard: GOST 5289-61 Class: Third group Release period: 1965-1966 Condition: good vintage, possible slight traces of time and use
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