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Starukha, Dver' Zakroi!
03:24
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Uzh Kak Pal Tuman
02:47
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Chaika
03:57
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Pamela Brown
03:56
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Gone The Rainbow
04:06
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Veter i vyuga
03:15
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Spi, Malyshka, Spi
03:30
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Chorny Voron
04:43
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Doroga
03:42
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Ostrova
04:33
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Hello, Texas!
04:00
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Rocky Racoon
04:16
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Rod Kennedy
00:40
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ZA город Санкт Петербург, Russian Federation
The first Russian-American rock group: founded in 1974 by Leonid Tikhomirov and Richard Mayer
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