Leningrad Cowboys & Alexandrov Rote Armee Ensemble – Total Balalaika Show [2008, DVD]

Total Balalaika Show" On June 12, 1993, more than 70,000 people witnessed a historic event in Helsinki:
For the first time - and on the largest stage ever set up in Finland - the 'Leningrad Cowboys' performed together with the Alexandrov Red Army Choral and Dance Ensemble. A handful of hardened individualists met a collective of more than 100 singers, 40 musicians and 20 dancers.
The concert includes rock classics like "Happy Together", "Delilah", "Gimme All Your Lovin" and "Knocking On Heaven's Door" as well as the traditional hits from the Red Army Choir's repertoire.
An unforgettable and extraordinary coming together of the new and old world, of West and East. At that time a milestone of perestroika.
Running time: 55 minutes

Also complete for the first time: The music short films "Rocky VI", "Thru The Wire", "These Boots", "Those Were The Days", "L. A. Woman"!

Treklist:
01.Finlandia
02. Let's work together
03. Volga boatmen
04. Happy together
05. Delilah
06. Knockin' on heaven's door
07. Oh Field
08. Kalinka
09. Gimme all your lovin'
10. Jewelery box
11. Sweet home Alabama
12. Dark eyes
13. Those were the days

Video clip:

1. Through the Wire
2. LA Woman
3. Rocky IV
4. Those were the Days
5. These Boots

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This is the discography of the Finnish rock band Leningrad Cowboys, which consists of nine studio albums, thirteen singles, four live albums, four extended plays, four compilation albums, and one soundtrack album in addition to a number of miscellaneous appearances on soundtracks and compilations featuring various artists .

The Leningrad Cowboys are a Finnish rock band who perform rock and roll covers of other songs. They have exaggerated pompadour hairstyles and wear long, pointy shoes. They often work with the Russian military band the Alexandrov Ensemble .

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