Yulya Sings Russian and Gypsy Songs
This Monitor album contains previously unreleased demos from Russian chanteuse Yulya, recorded in her apartment on a home tape machine and released in 1966, a year after her death. Among the selection of Russian popular songs are several that express the sorrowful plight of the Romani (gypsy) people of Russia. Liner notes, written by her husband, former American diplomat Thomas P. Whitney, include brief background information about Yulya and lyrics in Russian and English.
Track Listing
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101
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Giddy-ap, Troika! (Gai-da, Troika!) | Yulya | 2:14 | |
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102
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A Snowball Tree Is Blooming (Oi, Tsvetyot Kalina) | Yulya | 1:59 | |
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103
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The Nightingales (Solovyi) | Yulya | 2:52 | |
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104
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A Lyric Song (Liricheskaya Pesenka) | Yulya | 2:59 | |
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105
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Chrysanthemums (Khrizantemy) | Yulya | 3:11 | |
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106
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Song About a Captain (Pesenka O Kapitane) | Yulya | 2:37 | |
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201
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In the Forest at the Front (V Lyesu Prifrontavom) | Yulya | 2:16 | |
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202
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Rings of Turquoise and Gold (Biryuzovyie Zoloty Kolyechiki) | Yulya | 1:28 | |
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203
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How Strange (Kak Stranno) | Yulya | 2:18 | |
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204
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The Sea Gull (Chaika) | Yulya | 2:05 | |
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205
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Dark Eyes (Ochi Chornyie) | Yulya | 2:13 | |
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206
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Coachman, Don't Ride the Horses So Hard! (Yamshchik, Nye Goni Loshadeyi) | Yulya | 2:55 |
Album Info
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Russian Romantic SongsYulya
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Twelve Faces of LoveYulya
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Moscow After DarkYulya
