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Blackmailers | |
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| Background information | |
| Origin | Russia, Vladimir |
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| Years active | 1997−2009 |
| Members | Timofey Kopylov Aleksey Baryshev Sergey Shvagirev Pavel Patrugin Vladimir Elistratov Konstantin Ahtung |
| Past members | Stanislav Fedorov Dmitriy Bugakov Sergey Komissarov Egor Maiorov Oleg Smirnov Pavel Maidan |
| Website | blackmailers.ru |
Blackmailers Rekord Orkestr is a Russian rhythm and blues band from Vladimir.
The band was created in 1997 by Aleksey Baryshev, a Russian guitar player. At first it was a classical “guitar hero” blues band with an undiluted blues-rock repertoire. In 2005 they released their debut album, Zlatno Zrno Blues. The band’s second album, Paradise Fanfare Blues, was released in 2007.[ citation needed ]
1. Zlatno Zrno Blues (2005)
| 2. Paradise Fanfare Blues (2007)
| 3. Contrafact (2009)
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