Discography
Non Hits (2016)
This is the first experience recording Soviet oldies with the US Big Band. Oleg happily swings half – forgotten songs which were popular in the early 60s and 70s. Some of the songs were one-hit wonders.
CD is recorded with the David Berger Big Band and released on a flash drive.
Duets With My American Idols (2015)
A set of duets Oleg recorded with the legendary American singers from the 50s and 60s, such as Ben E.King, Melissa Manchester, Bobby Rydell, Tony Orlando, Lainie Kazan, Gary US Bonds, Chris Montez, Peggy March, Lou Christie and B.J.Thomas.
Introduction by Connie Francis.
Bring Me Sunshine (2010)
Oleg Frish’s first English-language album, which was a tribute to “The Great American Songbook”. The album featured Oleg performing arrangements by esteemed big band leader Patrick Williams (who contributed arrangements to Frank Sinatra, is a two-time Grammy Award winner, a four-time Emmy Award winner and a recipient of an Oscar nomination). The album was recorded at the legendary Capitol Studios in Hollywood, CA and engineered by Al Schmitt, (whose 60-year career has yielded 150 gold and platinum albums and 20 Grammy Awards).
Strange Love (1998)
The album was a homage to the popular Soviet retro music of the 1960’s and featured 15 songs, including a medley and a duet with Aida Vedishcheva, one of the popular Soviet pop singers of that era. The project was produced and arranged by Alex Epelman and was released in New York.