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Hello folks,
We get our first gig opening for Laika And The Cosmonauts in Moscow
club Kitaisky Letchik 25 June. It was great party! We playsome instro covers:
Apachi, Roll over Bethowen,C'mon Let's Twist Again, Vinus and
Vivisectors' stuffs Africa, Cemetety Boogie, White Track, Cowboy
Surfer, Dead Man.
We find man for solo guitar who was playing surf music from 1964. His
name is Valery Shapowalow. He was former of first moscow surf band
"Moscvichi".
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Best wishes from Russia, The Vivisectors
Mike/Lena mailto:
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That's always cool when an older guy from a first wave starts up
again. How many surf bands were around in Russia in the 60's?
And How many now?
thanks, and hope you guys do well over there.
Jeff(bigtikidude)
--- In , Mike/Lena <anti_pow@r...> wrote:
> Hello folks,
>
> We get our first gig opening for Laika And The Cosmonauts in Moscow
> club Kitaisky Letchik 25 June. It was great party! We playsome
instro covers:
> Apachi, Roll over Bethowen,C'mon Let's Twist Again, Vinus and
> Vivisectors' stuffs Africa, Cemetety Boogie, White Track, Cowboy
> Surfer, Dead Man.
>
> We find man for solo guitar who was playing surf music from 1964.
His
> name is Valery Shapowalow. He was former of first moscow surf band
> "Moscvichi".
>
>
>
> --
> Best wishes from Russia, The Vivisectors
> Mike/Lena mailto:anti_pow@r...
> --
>
>
congratulations!
dp
--- Mike/Lena <> wrote:
> Hello folks,
>
> We get our first gig opening for Laika And The Cosmonauts
> in Moscow
> club Kitaisky Letchik 25 June. It was great party! We
> playsome instro covers:
> Apachi, Roll over Bethowen,C'mon Let's Twist Again, Vinus
> and
> Vivisectors' stuffs Africa, Cemetety Boogie, White Track,
> Cowboy
> Surfer, Dead Man.
>
> We find man for solo guitar who was playing surf music
> from 1964. His
> name is Valery Shapowalow. He was former of first moscow
> surf band
> "Moscvichi".
>
>
>
> --
> Best wishes from Russia, The Vivisectors
> Mike/Lena
> mailto:
> --
>
>
>
>
>
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Hello Jeff,
People say that there were more than 100 instro "big-bit" bands in russia in
60'. We know Electron, Moscvichi, Singing Guitars, Garmonia, Ionica,
Alma-atinski Electron, Dos Mukasan. Only Electron and Singing Guitars
got official releases. We find near 65 instro stuffs and do
compilation. If you want to get copy please let us know. You can also
find information about Electron and Miscvichi and music samples at our site
surfmusic.ru
Now there are 6 or 8 surf bands in russia.
Lena The Vivisectors' agent
Sunday, June 27, 2004, 8:36:24 PM, you wrote:
J> That's always cool when an older guy from a first wave starts up
J> again. How many surf bands were around in Russia in the 60's?
J> And How many now?
J> thanks, and hope you guys do well over there.
J> Jeff(bigtikidude)
J> --- In , Mike/Lena <anti_pow@r...> wrote:
>> Hello folks,
>>
>> We get our first gig opening for Laika And The Cosmonauts in Moscow
>> club Kitaisky Letchik 25 June. It was great party! We playsome
J> instro covers:
>> Apachi, Roll over Bethowen,C'mon Let's Twist Again, Vinus and
>> Vivisectors' stuffs Africa, Cemetety Boogie, White Track, Cowboy
>> Surfer, Dead Man.
>>
>> We find man for solo guitar who was playing surf music from 1964.
J> His
>> name is Valery Shapowalow. He was former of first moscow surf band
>> "Moscvichi".
>>
>>
>>
>> --
>> Best wishes from Russia, The Vivisectors
>> Mike/Lena mailto:anti_pow@r...
>> --
>>
>>
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