External Links in English
- (English) Modern Russian History in the Mirror of Criminal Song - An academic article
- (English) A biography of Arcady Severny - Arcady has popularized many of the older criminal songs
- (English) Odessa Couplets - Translations of select songs, recordings and performances
- (English) Notes From a Russian Musical Underground - An NY Times article about modern Russian Chanson]
- (Russian) http://arkasha-severnij.narod.ru/istorija.html - Various articles about Russian criminal songs
- (Russian) http://www.shanson.net - Russian
- (Russian) http://www.shanson.info - Russian
- (Russian) http://www.shanson.ru - Russian
- (Russian) http://www.shanson.tk - Russian
- (Russian) http://www.blatata.com - Russian
- (Russian) http://myradio.com.ua/chanel/shans
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