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What are you listening to? ver. 15.0










And...not a particularly great anything, but Jagger and Grohl, mocking dumbassed moments of the last year or two. 🤷

 
In 1944, the film "At 6 PM after the War" was released in the USSR. The war was still going on, but the film showed a victorious Moscow and the meeting of two lovers after the war. In the movie, the beautiful melody of the song "The Cossack went to war" sounded. The video shows a decent modern performance of this song



On the free, blue, on the quiet Don
The marching song sounded.
The cossack was leaving for the war,
The bride saw him off.

- Wish me happiness, my dear, on my way,
Whether I will return home is unknown...
The cossack told her: - Goodbye!
- Goodbye!- the bride replied.

A sad dawn broke over the steppe,
The Don wave sparkled.
- I give you a tobacco pouch as a parting gift,
I embroidered it myself.

Be brave in a fierce battle,
Fight for the russian land
And remember about Don, about your bride,
You go back to us as soon as possible.
1944
In the same film, the song of the Soviet gunners was performed for the first time, which became the most popular song of this kind of troops



Gunners, Stalin gave the order,
Gunners, the fatherland calls us.
From many thousands of batteries for the tears of our mothers,
for our Homeland, fire!
 
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My brother just recommended this. Pretty good.

 
Old 'N Chill said:
Very moving version of this powerful piece, thanks for sharing.
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Pick up the tempo a couple of beats and they got something very nice there.

 
Steeleye Span ...English folk style music. I saw some one mentioned it a page or so back...give it a go.


 
^ when music meant proper voice intonations - thanks for sharing


Long one here, enjoy it.
 
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