Bayan Mongol Variety Group: The Bayan Mongol Variety Group (Vinyl LP)
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The Bayan Mongol Variety Group existed from the early '70s to the late '80s. After the collapse of the USSR, the ensemble began to experience serious difficulties with funding and booking concerts, and finally disintegrated, after which the participants lost contact with each other. Fortunately, thanks to efforts from the fans, some old contacts were reestablished, key records and sound sources were dug up, and now this historical record is released again. File under funk, jazz-rock, prog rock, or psychedelic rock. Reissued in cooperation with the band. Bayan Mongol, May There Always Be Peace, Youth, Birds of Passage, Glorifying the Khangai Valley, To My Own Father, A Black Horse, I Sing for You from Afar, Eighteen Years Old, Song of Mother, How Do You Do, I Miss You
The Bayan Mongol Variety Group existed from the early '70s to the late '80s. After the collapse of the USSR, the ensemble began to experience serious difficulties with funding and booking concerts, and finally disintegrated, after which the participants lost contact with each other. Fortunately, thanks to efforts from the fans, some old contacts were reestablished, key records and sound sources were dug up, and now this historical record is released again. File under funk, jazz-rock, prog rock, or psychedelic rock. Reissued in cooperation with the band. Bayan Mongol, May There Always Be Peace, Youth, Birds of Passage, Glorifying the Khangai Valley, To My Own Father, A Black Horse, I Sing for You from Afar, Eighteen Years Old, Song of Mother, How Do You Do, I Miss You