Gramplatovka shellac 78 rpm "Joseph / Merging Stars" orchestra A.N. Tsfasman USSR GOST 5289-56 Antique Soviet gramophone record of the pre-vinyl era with recordings of a variety orchestra led by Alexander Tsfasman - one of the pioneers of jazz in the USSR. The record was released by the gramophone factory under the control of the Ministry of Culture of the USSR and belongs to the period after 1956. The recording is done on a shellac and is designed to play at a speed of 78 revolutions per minute. The record features dance compositions: the foxtrot "Joseph" and the slou-fox "Funny Stars", which are characterized by the ease, rhythmicity and influence of jazz stylistics at that time. Such records are highly appreciated by collectors due to their historical significance, rarity and special "live" sound. This is a great example for fans of retro music, phonographs and Soviet jazz. Specifications: Type: gramophone (silk) Format: 10" Speed: 78 rpm Material: shellac Genre: music, jazz, foxtrot, slow-fox Name: "Joseph", "Dreaming Stars" Performer: pop orchestra led by A.N. Tsfasman Manufacturer: gramophone plate factory Country: USSR Marking: 9107 / 9108 Add. numbers: A 91075-2599, 31084 Standard: GOST 5289-56 Class: Third group Period: the second half of the 1950s Condition: good for his age, without cracks, possible surface scratches and traces of use
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