Songs prohibited in the USSR+CD as a gift. Kravchinsky M.

The new book of Maxim Kravchinsky continues the story about the performers of genre music. The previous work of the author “Russian Song in Exile”, also published in the Publishing House of decomm, was dedicated to the fate of emigrant artists.

In the new book, M. Kravchinsky tells about the people who risked in Soviet realities to fulfill, compose and write down on The film of the “unofficial stage”. Simple citizens of the Country of Soviets rewritten cassettes with the mysterious “Odessa” and “Magadans”, but they knew underground performers only by votes, composing unimaginable bikes and legends about their owners due to the lack of information. “The intelligentsia sings thieves' songs,” the poet said. What is there! Members of the CPSU Central Committee delighted their hearing forbidden melodies on Kremlin banquets, and the Moscow elite was going to listen to them at closed concerts.

about how it was, and this book tells about the dramatic fate of “unknown” stars. You will find information about when the concept of “forbidden music” appeared in the USSR and how they relate to “hard labor” songs and “torn genre” in tsarist Russia. You will discover the true names of the authors of the Murki, Bublichkov, GOP with the Slim, “Institutes” and many other “folk” works. For Leonid Utesov, get acquainted with the tragic biography of the “King of the thieves' song” by Arkady Severny, whose hot fan was L.I. Brezhnev himself, as well as with the fate of his colleagues: the legendary “Pearl brothers”, Alexander Rosenbaum, Andrei Nikolsky, Vladimir Shandrikov. Konstantin Belyaev, Mikhail Zvezdinsky, Victor Temnov and many others became the heroes of the new study. The stories about “Solzhenitsyn in the song” - Alexander Galich and the last rebels of the Soviet era - Alexander Novikov and Nikita Dzhigurde. P> The publication is attached to a gift disk with collection records (27 tracks, sound time: 79:54).