Эрнст Буш - Коминтерн Песнь О Гельмане

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Review by Meleisha Perry

Komintern Pesn' O Gel'mane by Ernst Busch: A Timeless Blast from the USSR’s Past Alright, let me tell ya about this wild little gem of an album—Komintern Pesn' O Gel'mane by Ernst Busch. Released way back in 1936 (yeah, that's pre-WWII vibes), it’s like stepping into a time machine where jazz meets pop with a Soviet twist. The record came out under SovSong, and while we don’t know much about the orchestra backing Busch, their sound? Oh man, it slaps. First off, let’s talk tracks. There are only two songs here—"Pesn' O Gel'mane" and "Komintern"—but trust me, they pack a punch. I gotta say, “Pesn’ O Gel’mane” is the one that stuck in my head for days. It’s got this jazzy swagger mixed with a kinda solemn undertone, like someone’s telling you a story over a smoky bar table. You can almost picture Ernst leaning into the mic, his voice full of grit and purpose, singing about Gelman (whoever he was—I’m still googling). It’s not just music; it feels like history whispering right at ya. Then there’s “Komintern,” which hits different. If “Pesn’ O Gel’mane” is intimate, this track is bold as hell. It’s brassy, loud, and unapologetically political. Like, imagine being in some Moscow square in ’36, surrounded by folks waving red flags while this tune blasts through speakers. It’s catchy but also kinda haunting when you think about what the Comintern stood for back then. Makes you wanna dance and read up on Soviet history all at once. What makes this album stick? Honestly, it’s how raw it feels. This isn’t polished studio magic—it’s real musicians laying down something urgent and alive. Sure, the production might feel dated now, but that’s part of its charm. Listening to it feels like eavesdropping on another era, one that was messy and hopeful and complicated all at the same time. Here’s the kicker though—how many albums from 1936 do you know that blend jazz and propaganda? Not many, right? That’s what makes Komintern Pesn’ O Gel’mane so special. It’s not just music; it’s a snapshot of a world long gone but still echoing today. And honestly? After spinning this record, I couldn’t help but wonder… would Ernst Busch have dropped beats on TikTok if he were around now? Food for thought. So yeah, give this album a spin if you’re into vintage sounds with a side of historical intrigue. Just don’t blame me if you start humming Soviet anthems during your next grocery run.

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Artist: Эрнст Буш
Album: Коминтерн Песнь О Гельмане

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Tracks

TrackDurationPreview
Песнь О Гельмане
Коминтерн

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Catalog Numbers

3634, 3635

Labels

SovSong

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Formats

  • Shellac
  • 10"
  • 78 RPM

Credits

RoleCredit
OrchestraUnknown Artist

About Эрнст Буш

Famous German actor and singer and prominent figure of the international communist movement. Known for his interpretations of 's and 's compositions and 's and 's pieces. Also founder of (1946), the predecessor of . b. 22/01/1900 in Kiel, Germany d. 08/06/1980 in Berlin, GDR

Real Name

    • Ernst Busch

Name Vars

  • Busch
  • E. Busch
  • Ernst Busch Und Studio-Chor
  • Ernst Busch With Chorus And Orchestra
  • Ernst Busch mit Chor und Orchester
  • Ernst Busch und Studio-Chor
  • Э. Буш
  • Эрнст Буш

Interesting fact about Album

Here’s something cool: Back in 1936, in the USSR, an album called *Коминтерн Песнь О Гельмане* by Эрнст Буш blended pop and jazz styles. It was released on the SovSong label. The album features two tracks, *Песнь О Гельмане* and *Коминтерн*, backed by an unnamed orchestra. What makes it stand out is how it mixed genres during a time when music was heavily shaped by political and cultural forces in the Soviet Union. Not many albums from that era dared to experiment like this one did.