Why do Russians eat potatoes without the skin?

[Edward M Dumanis]

No, the song at  http://a-pesni.golosa.info/baby/kartochka-p.htm
is a different song.
I was looking for a Russian version of a Belorussian song called "Bulba" 
where the refrain was preserved in Belorussian.

Sincerely,

Edward Dumanis <dumanis at buffalo.edu>

On Mon, 8 Feb 2010, Robert A. Rothstein wrote:

> Edward M Dumanis wrote:
>> I am sorry not being able to provide everybody with a simple URL.
>> Strangely enough, I was not able to find the version of a very popular song 
>> I was looking for.
>> A close version is at
>> http://www.vlivkor.com/2008/11/26/prazdnik-kartoshki.html Find there a 
>> Belorussian song called "Bulba."
>> It should satisfy everybody.:)
>> I was looking for a version with the refrain "Bulba etak, bulba tak" but 
>> could not find it.
>> 
> How about http://a-pesni.golosa.info/baby/kartochka-p.htm?
>
> Bob Rothstein
>
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