Александр Барыкин - Ступени - текст песни, слова, перевод, видео

In 1984, the Carnival group was blacklisted by the Ministry of Culture, but performed as Alexander Barykin’s group, since the name, and not the work of specific musicians, was banned. Problems still arose, and Barykin called David Tukhmanov with a request to give several of his songs for processing and further performance. Tukhmanov spoke about the preservation of Igor Kokhanovsky’s texts by combining not only melody, but also arrangements with the concept of the verse. The rest was up to the musicians. They performed the arrangements using electric guitars, keyboards, saxophone, flute and drums. The bass line, performed on keyboards, was reminiscent of the playing style of bass guitarist Evgeniy Kazantsev, who left the group due to personal problems, which suggests that it was prepared by him[1].

The songs of Tukhmanov and Barykin were recorded, and in the spring of 1985 they were distributed as a magnetic album “Replacement Player” (in addition to the songs included in the album, it also included Barykin’s song “Lifebuoy”). A mass audience heard the songs six months later, when vinyl came out. The album was a great success, selling over five million copies. For this, Tukhmanov received 1,800 rubles, and Barykin - 800.

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