For those who lived in the USSR in the late 80s and early 90s, Belousov's name was synonymous with popularity. In those years, his "My Blue-Eyed Girl", "Night Taxi", "Such a Short Summer" and other hits written by composer Viktor Dorokhin and poet Lyubov Voropaeva were heard at all discos. The bright and talented singer became a hero of his time, an idol of the youth of the perestroika era.

MashinaRecords presents the first edition of Zhenya Belousov's early recordings on a record. Earlier, under the same name, the author's collection of Dorokhin and Voropayeva was released on Melodies, which included only three songs by the artist. The "Mashinovskaya" version of the album will include nine tracks. In addition to the mentioned hits, it will include two additional tracks — an early version of "My Blue-eyed Girl" and an instrumental sketch by Viktor Dorokhin "Every Day". The album is published from the original master tape from the archive of Lyubov Voropayeva.

In our catalog, "My Blue-eyed Girl" will appear on classic black and limited edition clear blue vinyl. Anyone who pre-orders colored vinyl before May 11, inclusive, will receive an autographed record by Lyubov Voropayeva.

The expected delivery time for vinyl to the publisher's warehouse is September 2025.

Сторона А 1 Девочка моя синеглазая 2 Золотые купола 3 Ночное такси 4 Маленькая лгунья Сторона Б 1 Такое короткое лето 2 Забудь меня, забудь 3 Алушта 4 Каждый день (инструментал) 5 Девочка моя синеглазая (ранняя версия)