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Half Past Four performed at one of the best parties of the summer - JetLAG festival, located at Full Moon resort, NY, on Saturday, June 25th, 2011

JetLAG is a three day outdoor celebration of muticultural music from around the world. And this year the line-up was exceptional and the event proved to be one-of-a-kind.

However, due to schedule conflicts Half Past Four was playing as a power trio: with Constantin on guitar, Les on bass and vocals and featured our good old friend and former member Michael Tolstikoff behind the drum kit. With this unusual lineup HPF resurrected and performed the good old tunes in Russian. Those tunes are from the dawn of Half Past Four, but some of those tunes were later translated to English and were on our debut album "Rabbit In The Vestibule"

 

Friday, July 08th, 2011
Southern Boogie
Oldest Half Past Four tune - later translated & included on the "Rabbit in the Vestibule"
Friday, July 08th, 2011
Ivanushka(Johnny)
Johnny dreamt of distant lands. Read more Milorad Pavic
Thursday, July 07th, 2011
Proud Teutonian
This is one Russan tune we still perform from time to time.
Thursday, July 07th, 2011
Bus #7
Through beloved town Reagrdless of weatherFrom Up to Down From Us to NowRegardless of time of the year every night hourlySo once in spring or maybe wintertimeI left my place, having few bucksAnd i see - climbing slowly up the hillThe Bus, Number Seven, and its me on the bus
Thursday, July 07th, 2011
Bananan
A cover from cult russian rock-n-roll movie "ASSA"
Thursday, July 07th, 2011
Santa-Lucia
Old song aboud a cold and remote place. Not in Carribean
Thursday, July 07th, 2011
Missing Seventh
This is the only English song we managed to write strait in English, before Kyree joined. This one was of course on the "Rabbit In The Vestibule"
Thursday, July 07th, 2011
Vorobey
Anothe very old tune of ours
Thursday, July 07th, 2011
The Other Side
A song about drugs, apparently.
Thursday, July 07th, 2011
Reggae-Spring
Reggae-Spring is the tune dating back to 1999. For this performance we spontaneously invited virtuoso harmonica player Peter from russian Montreal-based band Magical Crimea.After the rain i was strolling down emty streetWith a pipe in a hand and ringing empty headI was thinking about winter and their ties with springI was enjoying running waters everywhere. 
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