Music Trivia - Soviet Union

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Music Trivia - Soviet Union

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Music Trivia - Soviet Union

Who was the first musical act to receive record royalties from the Soviet Union?
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Elton John ...
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Good answer but not right. Try again.
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Billy Joel???
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How about The Beatles when they were Back In The U.S.S.R.?
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lonewolf wrote:How about The Beatles when they were Back In The U.S.S.R.?
That is why I said Elton John.
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You all had some good responses but here is the answer.

On June 5, 1975, The Rolling Stones became the first artists to receive record royalties from the Soviet Union. Until the country's copyright laws were changed, the Soviets had made no payment to any artist for work released or used in that country.
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moxham123 wrote:You all had some good responses but here is the answer.

On June 5, 1975, The Rolling Stones became the first artists to receive record royalties from the Soviet Union. Until the country's copyright laws were changed, the Soviets had made no payment to any artist for work released or used in that country.
Doh! I read the question wrong. I thought it said who was the first artist to perform in the USSR...
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