Vladimír Mišík & Etc Band — They Cut Off The Little Boy's Hair 1978 (Czechoslovakia, Progressive-Folk Rock)

Vladimír Mišík & Etc Band — They Cut Off The Little Boy's Hair 1978 (Czechoslovakia, Progressive-Folk Rock)

Vladimir Misik biography
Frontman and the most important person of ETC, Vladimír Mi?ík was active in various Rock & Poprock bands in 60s. In 1968, he established (together with Radim Hladík) group Blue Effect participating on album Meditace). He also did vocals in Flamengo and for a while in Energit as well.
In 1974, he started group Etc itself, releasing 11 albums (as of 2010). The band met many difficulties with government, as they gathered popularity by people, releasing only two albums till difficulties evolved into ban for performances in 1982, so following releasing of material had to wait 3 years. Its first four albums are called simply with number (with 2 being probably the best and 4 being worst - perhaps). The band briefly had period of using drum machine, but they soon get new drummer and their 90s releases are quite better again. The band is active till now and Vladimír Mi?ík is considered as Rock legend here in Czech Republic.


Tracks:

01. Bazaar Of Change — 0:00

02. Cinema — 2:58

03. Why Does This Rose Fade And Die — 10:23

04. Tea And Crumpets — 14:18

05. Where's My Desk Gone? — 17:58

06. They Cut Off The Little Boy's Hair — 21:32

07. Lady Vamp — 25:08

08. I Have A Date At Half Past Four — 28:16

09. Son Of Daedalus — 31:23


Personnel:

Vladimír Mišík — vocals, acoustic guitar (03-06, 08, 09), kazoo (04)
Pavel Fořt — acoustic guitar (04, 09), electric guitar (01, 02, 05), arrangements (02, 03, 05, 06, 09)
Jan Hrubý — violin (03, 04, 06), electric violin (02-04, 07-09), string synthesizer (07), tambourine (09), arrangements (04)
Petr Pokorný — electric guitar (01, 02, 04, 09)
Vladimír Padrůněk — bass (01, 02, 04, 07, 09), triangle (08), arrangements (01)
Anatoli Kohout — drums & percussion (01, 02, 04, 05, 09)
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Pavel Větrovec — electric piano (01, 02, 05), organ (09), piano (04), Roland synthesizer (02, 05)
František Francl, Jiří Jelínek — guitar (07, 08)
Jan Kubík — flute (09), tenor saxophone (01)
Jiří Stivín — bass flute (09)
Ota Petřina — electric guitar (09)
Jan Noha — drums (07, 08)
Helena Arnetová, Jiří Cerha, Luboš Pospíšil, Zdena Adamová — chorus (05)
Hynek Žalčík — producer

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