Marta Kubisová was the most popular Czechoslovak 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. TAK DEJ SE K NAM A PROJDEM SVET SVLIKAM LASKU JA TU S TVARI NEMENNOU BILY STUL TVUJ KRÉM, TVUJ NUZ, TVUJ RUZENEC ( KDO TI RADU DA TAJGA BLUES '69 HARE KRISNA (HARE KRISHNA) CHCI PRAVO TRUBKY MIT Katalog Home