Mikhail Boyarsky Tõnis Mägi Valery Leontiev Alexander Barykin Yuri Gulyayev Nikolai Noskov Electroclub Irina Allegrova Igor Talkov Alexander Malinin Other songs and other versions of songs 1969 Muslim Magomayev — And the Snow Will Be Tumbled Down (based on the poem by Yevgeny Yevtushenko) 1971 Yuri Gulyaev — If I Will Ill (based on the poem by Yaroslav Smelyakov) 1972 Nina Brodskaya — Our Home (lyric by Leonid Derbenyov) 1973 Karel Gott — The Ground Is Dark (lyric by Boris Cheskis) 1974 Anna German — I Won't Approach to You (lyric by Leonid Derbenyov and Igor Shaferan) 1976 Plamya (the soloist — Valentin Diyakonov) — Good Day, Mother (lyric by Robert Rojdestvensky) 1982 Valery Leontiev — Thank You, Love (lyric by Igor Shaferan) 1983 Lev Leshchenko — Women (lyric by Leonid Fadeev) 1985 Valery Leontiev — Bitter Apples (lyric by Anatoly Poperechny) 1986 Larisa Dolina — My Notebook (based on the poem by L. Stefar, translated to Russian by Vladimir Soloukhin) 1986 Valery Leontiev — Ballad of Icy House (lyric by Anna Sayed-Shah) 1986 Sergey Zakharov — Why You Have Bypassed Summer? (lyric by Boris Dubrovin) 1986 Electroclub (the soloist — Irina Allegrova) — Birthday (lyric by Simon Osiashvili) 1987 Electroclub (the soloist — Victor Saltykov) — The Lost Bank of River (lyric by Sergey Romanov) 1987 Electroclub (the soloist — Victor Saltykov) — Photo for Memory (lyric by Anatoly Poperechny) 1987 Electroclub (the soloist — Irina Allegrova) — Berry Season (lyric by Anna Sayed-Shah) 1987 Electroclub (the soloist — Victor Saltykov) — No Entrance for Strangers (lyric by Sergey Romanov) 1997 Maxim Leonidov — From Vagantes (translated to Russian by Lev Ginsburg) 2000 Alexander Gradsky — Waltz (lyric by Igor Shaferan) 2005 Anastasiya Stotskaya — Confusion (based on the poem by Anna Akhmatova) 2009 Oleg Mityaev — The Recognition (based on the poem by Alexander Pushkin) 2009 Vitold Petrovsky — The Desire of Glory (based on the poem by Alexander Pushkin) 2010 Relict — Names (lyric by Vladimir Kharitonov) 2010 Vladimir Markin — Is (lyric by Mikhail Nojkin) 2011 Dmitry Tretyakov — Bells of Volokolamsk (lyric by Petr Sinyavsky) See also Karel Gott Anna German Sergey Zakharov Oleg Mityaev References External links David Tukhmanov at iTunes 1940 births Living people Soviet composers Soviet male composers Russian composers Russian male composers Russian people of Armenian descent Musicians from Moscow 20th-century Russian male musicians