Moscow After Dark

This late 1960s release from Monitor is a re-recording of Yulya’s first album from 1959, which set the precedent for all her subsequent recordings. She sings a selection of her favorite Russian popular songs and folksongs in a sophisticated shanson style. “On the Hills of Manchuria”’ (translated here as “The Moon Is Out”), a famous song that tells of a crushing defeat in the Russo-Japanese war, would later become a song of victory when the Soviets prevailed over the Japanese in World War II. Liner notes include background information on Yulya and the songs with lyrics in the original Russian.

“One word is readily adaptable to this set, and the word is classy.” – Billboard

Track Listing

101	The Roads of War	Yulya	02:53
102	Oh, Andy	Yulya	02:46
103	The Steppe	Yulya	04:32
104	Caravan	Yulya	03:17
105	Storm Clouds	Yulya	03:04
106	Sleigh Bells	Yulya	02:53
201	The Moon is Out	Yulya	03:13
202	Magic	Yulya	03:46
203	The Garden Gate	Yulya	03:55
204	Farewell, My Beloved City	Yulya	04:11
205	Forgotten Rendezvous	Yulya	03:51
206	Farewell, My Gypsies	Yulya	03:07