importantly - love, and today in the finale of our podcast melody of my life, my guest, my friend, igor butmane and his feelings, the melodies of my life come first. igor mikhailovich, please, a little story, because you know, we talked about hockey, and you know, when my friends, hockey players of all generations, alexander yakushev and vyacheslav fyatisov, come to my, my, my, my concerts, and as soon as i see them, and my guys, even musicians, understand that if i played this melody, it means there are definitely hockey players in the hall, and i associate all my appearances on the ice with this song when i played ska, i remember when i have photos of me leading... our team the ussr, which played such training matches for before traveling in 1974 to the super series in canada, i’m standing, very small, and next to... this is a podcast of the melody of my life at the first, i ’m valery sutkin, my friend, the people’s friend, was with you russian artist, igor mikhailovich butman, thank you mikhalovich. i'm larisa guzdeeva, let's get married. good afternoon. today's grooms: egor, elnar and igor

guest is the people's artist of russia, a magnificent musician and my great friend and storyteller, igor butman. igor, well, strictly speaking, melodies are what makes our life magical, and through them, when we need to remember something, we remember everything down to the smallest detail. therefore , i will only give modest leading questions, because of course i know that the beauty of a conversation with a friend is to talk about yourself, today only about you, my dear, so, the melody of childhood, well, that’s all that connected, it’s clear that she’s not alone, but just to rely on this melody to remember in general how from the moment you remember yourself, roughly speaking, you know, i was probably only, well, a year old... i recently took this record to listen to once again, but it seemed to me that women’s voices were singing, but everything, everything that is on the internet, everything is sung by rock grenade and others sang, and in my opinion almost luyu prima sang, louis prima is my favorite, you see, that is, this song is quite old, well, but it was on our record from this, rememb

stepanenko, khristenko. and klara novikova, well , our musicians are the best, lev leshchenko, igor butman be tired of listing them all, you know? i want to say that we have on the program today, of course, the best artists, the best comedians, and musicians, singers, but strictly speaking, we don’t invite the bad ones, we invite only those who love us, who are happy to come to us. and according to tradition, i will start our program with a conversation about humor. you know, some of today's comedians think that nothing happened before them, that all this humor only began with them, but this is not true. i understand that humor is a perishable product, as grigory gorien once said. but, however, i assure you that in the past there were wonderful comedians, wonderful witty people. i will tell you about humor. these people, and i will give you examples not of humor that you can see on television or read in a book, but such everyday humor, when witty people, artists, writers, composers joked in life in such a way that it’s just a pleasure to listen to, i tell you i’ll just give some examples,

it’s impossible not to recognize the sounds of the saxophone of our best jazz musician igor butman, ande not to recognize those on the ice maria petrova and alexey tikhonov, to be honest, i really missed them, a brilliant couple, how they delighted us with their performances. and it seems to me that it is necessary to add that masha and lyosha were participants in the first show staged by ilya averbukh 20 years ago, and have been going through life with him ever since. and, of course, many thanks to masha petrova , lyosha kihonov, as you already guessed, their daughter polina, no matter how hard it is for you, still get up and move forward, there are so many unsolved problems, so many trials still awaiting you, but don’t be afraid, nothing will happen it’s so scary, and everyone makes mistakes, take yourself. and relatives, if anything happened, don’t regret it, well, let’s wish polina tikhonova success in sports, and look how her parents are rooting for her, forgive me, everything will be fine and let you my heart, i will not turn away. i’ll be back, no , i’ll be back, if suddenly adve

him, it became incredibly popular, thanks to the black cat, and also to valery syutkin and the igor butmanyou won’t be lucky if the cat is black. will cross the road, but for now it’s the other way around, only the black cat is unlucky, the whole one is quiet in the yard, there’s a fuss, they drive the cat out of the way, but the song is not at all an atom, as the yard was hunting for the cat, they say... it’s unlucky if a black cat crosses the road, but for now, on the contrary, only the black cat is unlucky, even with her cat, she came a mile away to meet the cat, but the song is not at all about that. like a purring bell with a cop, they say you won't be lucky if a black cat is on your way will switch, but for now it’s the other way around, only the black cat is unlucky, the poor cat was blacker from party to tail. than blackness itself, and the song, in general, about how offensive it is to be a black cat, they say that you will be unlucky if a black cat crosses the road, but for now, on the contrary, only a black cat is unlucky. they say you won't be lucky if a black cat crosses the r

the people's artist of russia, a magnificent musician and my great one. friend and storyteller igor butman melodies are what makes our life magical, and through them , when we need to remember something, we remember everything down to the smallest detail, so i will only give modest leading questions, because of course i know that the beauty of a conversation with a friend is to talk about yourself, today only about to you, my dear. so, the melody: childhood , well, that’s all that’s connected, it’s clear that it’s not alone, but just so that, thanks to this melody , i can rely on remembering in general how from the moment you remember yourself, roughly speaking, you know, i was probably just, well, a year.