Talk:Kukuruza
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[edit]I'm removing a ton of external links from this article (WP:NOTLINK), and am including them below in case they can help someone expand the text in future. Jessicapierce (talk) 20:12, 19 February 2018 (UTC)
Kukuruza general articles
[edit]Kukuruza articles with images of current group
[edit]- Large photo of current group with instruments.
- Large photo of current group.
- Site with photos of current group.
- Short bio of modern Kukuruza with small photos of members.
- Big photo of Georgi Palmov playing mandolin in 2009.
- Big photo of Svetlana Shebeko (2009), lead singer for Kukuruza, starting 2000.
- Photo of Sergei Novikov.
- Photo of Pavel Titovetes.
- Photo of Roman Mayboroda.
- Photo of Dmitry Krichevsky.
- Photos of Kukuruza members in 2009.
- Photos of Kukuruza at Montreux Jazz Festival, 2010.
- Artist sheet from Montreux Jazz festival, with bio
Kukuruza articles with images of earlier groups
[edit]- Large photo of 1990s group.
- Photo of 1990s group with news article, by photographer David Royko.
- Blog in Russian with photos of earlier groups. Photo #4 features Ornament. Photo 5 has 1986 photo of Kukuruza with Larisa Grigorieva. Photo 6 has Kukuruza with Irina Surina.
- Page in Russian with information on Larisa Grigorieva's career (including Kukuruza) with photos. Talks about Russian Country Music in 2014.
Country music in the USSR
[edit]unnecessary political and biased sources
[edit]No official bans were imposed on country music, bluegrass, or the Beatles in the USSR. You yourself write about the performances of various country groups back in the 70s. You can also find various Beatles recordings from the same years. Even here, here themselves can't decide for sure whether all this was banned or not (they write "possibly" instead). And yet, they write all this with such confidence, as if everything written here is the confirmed truth, and not controversial statements based on unsubstantiated and biased articles from the Internet. Actually, even on the band's official website, it's basically written that everything was normal with them and they worked well in the 70s and 80s, performing at festivals, participating in music recordings, and even participating in contributing music to individual films and cartoons. Ideological or any other restrictions are mentioned on the band's website without any specifics or detailed information. This was most likely inserted for greater drama and nothing more. ~2026-33363-46 (talk) 18:44, 6 June 2026 (UTC)
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