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01. MARTA KUBISOVA - Tak Dej Se K Nám A Projdem Svet
02. MARTA KUBISOVA - Svlíkám Lásku
03. MARTA KUBISOVA - Já Tu S Tvárí Nemennou
04. MARTA KUBISOVA - Bílý Stul
05. MARTA KUBISOVA - Tvuj Krém, Tvuj Nu?, Tvuj Ru?enec (You Came, You Saw, You Conquered)
06. MARTA KUBISOVA - Kdo Ti Radu Dá
07. MARTA KUBISOVA - Tajga Blues '69
08. MARTA KUBISOVA - Hare Kri?na (Hare Krishna)
09. MARTA KUBISOVA - Chci Právo Trubky Mít
10. MARTA KUBISOVA - Legendy
11. MARTA KUBISOVA - Já Cestu K Tobe Najdu Si
12. MARTA KUBISOVA - Tys Bejval Mámin Hodnej Syn
01. MARTA KUBISOVA - Ne
02. MARTA KUBISOVA - Jakoby Nic
03. MARTA KUBISOVA - Nepi? Dál
04. MARTA KUBISOVA - Ten Zlej Páv
05. MARTA KUBISOVA - Modrej Vres
06. MARTA KUBISOVA - Zlý Dlouhý Pust
07. MARTA KUBISOVA - Ten Druhý V Nás
08. MARTA KUBISOVA - Balada O Kornetovi A Dívce
09. MARTA KUBISOVA - Na Co Te Mám
10. MARTA KUBISOVA - Vrba
11. MARTA KUBISOVA - Pojdte, Pejskové
12. MARTA KUBISOVA - Nejsi Sám, Kdo Doufá (Face It Girl, It's Over)
13. MARTA KUBISOVA - Cervencové Ráno
ARTIST
TITLE
NE! The Soul Of Marta Kubisová
FORMAT
2LP

LABEL
CATALOG #
VAMPI 114LP VAMPI 114LP
GENRE
RELEASE DATE
6/7/2011

2LP version. 2009 release. Marta Kubisová was the most popular Czechoslovakian female singer of the late 1960s, heading for an international career but banned by the communist regime until 1989. Compiled from the Supraphon archives, this 1966-1970 selection focuses on her roughest songs, with plenty of fuzz guitars and funky beats, punchy horns and razor-sharp organs underlying her deep and soulful voice. Marta's first professional recordings for Supraphon date back to 1963, when she was age 21. After spending three years singing jazzy tunes in provincial theatres, in late 1964 she followed her discoverer and mentor, the composer and future Supraphon producer Bohuslav Ondrácek, to the renowned Rokoko theatre in Prague. There she performed with superstar Waldemar Matuska and with her later Golden Kids bandmates Helena Vondrácková and Václav Neckár until 1968. They recruited a rhythm section of young beat musicians, giving the sound a progressive contemporary touch. The horn section, on the other hand, featured top players from various pop, jazz and even classical orchestras. This explosive blend of personalities was responsible for some of the funkiest grooves that emerged from the rather conservative Supraphon studios. In 1969 Marta Kubisová and The Golden Kids recorded dozens of songs which were released on numerous seven-inch singles as well as on two albums: Micro-Magic-Circus and Golden Kids 1 (aka Music Box No. 1). The repertoire contained original compositions as well as cover versions of international pop, beat and soul hits with Czech lyrics. Within the group Marta was usually given the soulful or melancholic material, as it would suit her deep and dark timbre. Additionally, Supraphon finally released Marta's first solo LP, Songy A Balady, presenting a more personal selection of songs. Extensive notes covering Marta Kubisová's career by compiler Lukás Machata.