Country Competition

During all history of country music, there are and were many famous singers and music bands.

Everybody knows some hitparade in every kind of music, as well in Country music. Every year there is official competition - Grammy Awards. It is rating of professionals in more categories.

Let's try to create some own TOP 5. Here are only four categories:

• Singer - Man (Never mind if interpret is still alive or dead.)


• Singer - Women (Never mind if interpret is still alive or dead.)


• Music Band (Never mind if music band still exists or not.)


• Song (during all rich country history)

Please write it to comments under this post. Everybody can nominate 5 nominees for each category.

The contest will be close after 2 month and results will be published asap.

In the end, there will be evaluation and one of the voting will have his link on this site for 4 months.

Spiritual Kvintet II

Next reorganization of the group became with leaving of Karel Zich, in season 1973/74. Spirituál started to show with tramp group (later named Brontosauři) with brothers Jan and František Nedvěd and Zdenka Tosková. Next year leaved Jarka Hadrabová and came Eva Lifková.

In 1980 Eva Lifková married and went to Francie, in its stead became Irena Budweiserová. Very short time, we had seen also Lenka Slabá and Jan Nedvěd in the group.

During revolutionary events (November 23, 1989), the group sang on Prague squares, (two presidents sang with them Vaclav Havel and George Bush senior). For next american president Bill Clinton, the group showed in Reduta in January 1994. In this time, the member was Karel Zich again. František Nedvěd became in 1992 after his brother after recording of album Rajská zahrada.
In 2000 Olda Ortinský leaved Spiritual, came Jirka Cerny, who was band-master of music band C&K Vocal.

Year 2004 was written by black letters to the history of this band. This year, exactlu in July 13, their member Karel Zich drowned in the Medi, during his diving trip. It wasn´t the first time, what the band lost one of the members (two of the foundation-members, manager of the band), but it was the first time, what Spiritual had to say good-bye to one of the youngest members from actual arrangement.

It was very hard leave-taking. Karl Zich was great singer and player (his nick was Elvis Presley of Czecho-Slovakia).

In September 2004 became Jiří Holoubek to the band from Relief.

The next member Oldřich Orlický dead in May 3, 2006.

Members:
Irena Budweiserová, sing, percuse
Zdena Tichotová, sing, percuse
Dušan Vančura, sing, kontrabas
Jiří Cerha, sing, perkuse
Jiří Tichota, 6-streams guitar, band-master
Jiří Holoubek, guitar

Discography:

• Písničky z roku raz dva, Supraphon 1973, reedice 2003


• Spirituály a balady, Supraphon 1978, reedice 1995, 2007


• Saužení lásky, Supraphon 1981, reedice 1996, 2007


• 20 let, Supraphon 1984, reedice 1993


• Šlapej dál, Panton 1985, reedice 1994


• Every Time I Feel The Spirit, Panton 1986


• Šibeničky, Panton 1988, reedice 2003


• Za svou pravdou stát, Panton 1990


• Hallelu, Panton 1991, reedice 2007


• Rajská zahrada, Panton 1992, reedice 2001


• Antologie 1960-1995, Sony/Bonton 1994, reedice 2003


• Hanba nám!, Monitor 1994


• Na káře, Pupava 1997


• Vánoční koncert, Monitor-EMI 1998


• Křídla holubic, Pupava 2002


• Karel Zich a Spirituál kvintet, Sony Music 2004


• Křížem krážem, Sony BMG 2005


• 45 let archiv, Sony BMG 2006


• Spirituál kvartet, Supraphon 1963


• Spirituál kvintet, Traditional jazz studio, Supraphon 1967


• Spirituál kvintet, Supraphon 1971


• Čtwero pjsnj, Panton 1986, reedice 2007

Participation :

• Dostavník


• Písně amerického západu, 1969


• 20 let Porty


• Porta 1


• Porta 2


• Country fontána 97


• Folkové balady


• F & C Hity


• 20 folkových písní 1


• 20 folkových písní 2

Dvě Báby


Válka růží


Za svou pravdou stát


Třešničky


Mlýny

Spiritual Kvintet I

This music band was established in autumn time in 1960 by four members of Academy of Music and Dramatic Art, mainly by initiative of Ivo Mach, nick name Dědek (Granfather). It was man quartet. Members were Miroslav Keller (tenor - nick Velký Bubo (Great Bubo)), Miloslav Kastelovič (barytone - nick Kagan, or Malý Bubo (Small Bubo)) and Jiří Tichota (usually bandmaster - nick Tichák).

The first public presentation came after 2 years, on International Jazz Festival in Karlovy Vary. The name was Spiritual Kvartet and this band was the first folk music band in Czechoslovakia. In that time, the word "folk" was unknown in this area. That's why they present themselves on jazz concerts, usually with band Junior Trio, S+H Quintet or Tradiotional Jazz Studio P. Smetáčka. With last band they recorded some albums for recording studio Supraphon.

It was so long time ago, when they had listened american legend music band The Weavers. From that time, they wanted to be like them. After Věra Nerušilováwho was also a member of band Incognito Kvartet, Růženka Helebrantová (nick Odetta) came in and from that time here is Kvintet. Later the band had more members, but the name didn't change more.

From 1964 Spiritual Kvintet had periodic program in Theathe Na Zábradlí. In 1967 two members Mach and Keller leaved band (they went on long-term business trip abroad). Next year (in August) Růženka emigrated to Swiss.

Everybody thought this would be end of this band but it didn't. In 1969 came Karel Zich and Jarka Hadrabová. The band showed also with Olda Ortinský Dušan Vančura and Honza Thorovský (he substituded Kagan who returned to Slovakia).

This membership existed only 4 years, but during this period the band wined recognition on country and folk festivals (Porta 70, Golden Tele 71). Also they changed scene to Theatre Atelier. They released their first albums in czech Písně amerického západu and Písničky z roku dva.

As I said more times (try to see Rangers, Taxmeni, Greenhorns, Fešáci), came normalization and everything pertinated with it. Club were closed, some students had to leave Faculty, band had to finished its activities. Fortunately only for shot time.

Tom Dooley


Banua Jail


Mává nám svěm svobodná zem

Creator of Country Anthem VIII - John Denver

Filmography of Johny Denver

Feature and Television films:

• Gospel Road: A Story of Jesus (1973)
  
• Sunshine (1973) (TV)
  
• Sierra (1974) (TV Series)
  
• The New Land (1974) (TV Series)
  
• The Bears and I (1974)
  
• Sunshine (1975) (TV Series)
  
• Oh, God! (1978) - John Denver, starring
  
• The Music for UNICEF Concert: A Gift of Song (1979) (Starring TV, song "Rhymes and Reasons")
  
• Rocky Mountain Holiday (1982) (Starring TV - John Denver & the Muppets)
  
• The Christmas Wish (1986) (Starring, song "Love Again")
  
• Son-In-Law (1993) (song "Thank God I'm A Country Boy")
  
• Mimi wo sumaseba (1995) (song "Take Me Home, Country Roads")
  
• The Rock (1996) (song "Leaving on a Jet Plane")
  
• My Best Friend's Wedding (1997) (song "Annie's Song")
  
• Armageddon (1998) (song "Leaving On A Jet Plane")
  
• Final Destination (2000) (song "Rocky Mountain High")
  
• Take Me Home: The John Denver Story (2000) (TV) (songs)
  
• The Wedding Planner (2001) (song "Annie's Song")
  
• Catch Me If You Can (2002) (song "Leaving on a Jet Plane")
  
• A Song's Best Friend (2004) - John Denver, starring
  

Production:

• Higher Ground (1988) (TV) (co-executive producer)
  
• John Denver & the Muppets: Rocky Mountain Holiday (1982) (TV) (producer)
  
• John Denver: Music and the Mountains (1981) (TV) (producer)
  

Writing:

• Take Me Home: The John Denver Story (2000) (TV) (book Take Me Home )
  

Television:

• Philadelphia Folk Festival (1971) (TV) … Himself
  
• The Midnight Special - Episode dated 19 August 1972 (1972) TV Episode … Himself
  
• John Denver: Live at Red Rocks (1973) Televised Concert … Himself, Starring
  
• The John Denver Sho" (1973) TV Series … Himself
  
• McCloud The Colorado Cattle Caper (1974) (TV) Deputy Dewey Cobb Performer: 'Guess He'd Rather be in Colorado'
  
• Doris Day Today (1975) (TV) … Himself
  
• Rocky Mountain Christmas (1975) (TV) … Himself
  
• The Merv Griffin Show
  
• John Denver and Friends (1976) (TV) … Himself
  
• The 28th Annual Primetime Emmy Awards (1976) (TV) … Himself – Co-host
  
• Van Dyke and Company
  
• The John Denver Special (1976) (TV) … Himself
  
• Carpenters Very First Television Special (1976) (TV) … Himself
  
• Sinatra and Friends (1977) (TV) … Himself
  
• The 20th Annual Grammy Awards (1978) (TV) … Host
  
• The Music for UNICEF Concert: A Gift of Song (1979) (TV) … Himself – Performer: 'Rhymes & Reasons'
  
• The 21st Annual Grammy Awards (1979) (TV) … Himself – Host
  
• The Muppet Show
  
• The 3rd Barry Manilow Special (1979) (TV) … Himself
  
• John Denver and the Muppets: A Christmas Together (1979) (TV) … Himself – Host
  
• The John Davidson Show
  
• The Tomorrow Show
  
• John Denver with His Special Guest George Burns: Two of a Kind (1981) (TV) … Himself
  
• John Denver: Music and the Mountains (1981) (TV) … Himself
  
• John Denver: Live at Red Rocks (1982) Televised Concert … Himself, Starring
  
• John Denver & the Muppets: Rocky Mountain Holiday (1982) (TV) … Himself
  
• The 24th Annual Grammy Awards (1982) (TV) … Himself – Host
  
• The 25th Annual Grammy Awards (1983) (TV) … Himself – Host
  
• Salute to Lady Liberty (1984) (TV) … Himself
  
• In Concert at the Met (1984) (TV) … Himself
  
• The 27th Annual Grammy Awards (1985) (TV) … Himself -Host
  
• Liberty Weekend (1986) (TV) … Himself
  
• Farm Aid '87 (1987) (TV) … Himself
  
• 'Limbo' episode of "Magnum P.I." (April 15, 1987) (TV) ... Song "Looking for Space"
  
• Julie Andrews: The Sound of Christmas (1987) (TV) … Himself
  
• Christmas in Aspen (1988) (TV) … Host
  
• The 15th Annual American Music Awards (1988) (TV) … Himself
  
• The Kennedy Center Honors: A Celebration of the Performing Arts (1988) (TV) … Himself
  
• NBC Nightly News
  
• The Tonight Show Starring Johnny Carson (Episode dated 1984, 1985, 1986, 1987, 1990)
  
• The Muppets Celebrate Jim Henson (1990) (TV) … Himself
  
• Aspen (1991) … Himself
  
• Montana Christmas Skies (1991) (TV) … Himself
  
• America Comes to Graceland (1993) (TV) … Himself
  
• John Denver: The Wildlife Concert (1995) (TV) … Himself
  
• Today (Episode dated 1984, 1986, 1991, 1996)
  
• John Denver: A Portrait (1998) (V) … Himself
  
• Nature (Episode 1998)
  
• John Denver: A Song's Best Friend" (2004) (TV Movie/Documentary) (songs) … Himself, starring
  

Follow Me


Let Us Begin


The Eagle and the Hawk


Sweet Surrender


12 days of Christmas

Creator of Country Anthem VII - John Denver

I love this song and I think it's one of the most beautiful song for ever.


Perhaps Love - John Denver & Placido Domingo


Perhaps Love - John Denver & Olivia Newton-John


Placido Domingo Rolando Villazón: Denver's "Perhaps Love


Perhaps Love -- Live at the Met


John Denver - Making of Perhaps Love

Creator of Country Anthem VI - John Denver

Filmography of Johny Denver

• RECORDING AWARDS
  
  • ASCAP TOP HITS
    
    • 1969 – Leaving On A Jetplane
      
    • 1971 – Follow Me, Take Me Home, Country Roads
      
    • 1973 – Rocky Mountain high
      
    • 1974 – back Home Again
      
    • 1975 – Calypso, Fly Away, I’m Sorry, Thank God I’m A Country Boy
      
    • 1976 – Looking For Space
      
    • 1977 – Baby You Look Good To Me Tonight
      
    • 1978 – How can I Leave You Again
      
    • 1981 – Take Me Home Country Roads (re-release)
      
    
    
  • Platinum Albums (1 Million Sold):
    
    • Back Home Again
      
    • Poems, Prayers and Promises
      
    • Rocky Mountain High
      
    • John Denver’s Greatest Hits
      
    • An Evening With John Denver
      
    • A Christmas Together (John Denver and the Muppets)
      
    • I Want To Live
      
    • Spirit
      
    
    
  • Platinum Singles:
    
    • Take Me Home Country Roads
      
    • Gold Albums (1/2 Million Sold):
      
    • Rocky Mountain High
      
    • Farewell Andromeda
      
    • Aerie
      
    • Windsong
      
    • Back Home Again
      
    • Rocky Mountain Christmas
      
    • Poems, prayers and Promises
      
    • John Denver’s Greatest Hits
      
    • An Evening with John Denver
      
    • I Want To Live
      
    • A Christmas Together
      
    • Spirit
      
    • Somedays Are Diamonds
      
    
    
  • Gold Singles:
    
    • Sunshine On My Shoulders
      
    • Back Home Again
      
    • I’m Sorry
      
    • Thank God I’m A Country Boy
      
    • Annie’s Song
      
    • Perhaps Love (with Placido Damingo)
      
    
    
  • Canadian Gold:
    
    • John Denver’s Greatest Hits
      
    • A Christmas Together
      
    
    
  • Australian Gold:
    
    • Rocky Mountain Christmas
      
    • An Evening With John Denver
      
    • Windsong
      
    • Rocky Mountain High
      
    • John Denver’s Greatest Hits
      
    • Poems, Prayers and Promises
      
    • Back Home Again
      
    • Higher Ground
      
    
    
  • German Gold:
    
    • The Best of John Denver
    
    In 1981, John received a special RCA Award for his album “ John Denver’s Greatest Hits”, which sold in excess of 20 Million copies in the United States alone, and is still one of the largest selling albums in the history of RCA.
    
  
  
• INTERNATIONAL RECORD SALES
  
  • AUSTRALIA
    
    • GOLD (Over 20,000 units sold):
      
      • Spirit
        
      • Rocky Mountain High
        
      • Author
        
      • John Denver Live
        
      • An Evening With John Denver
        
      • Greatest Hits Volume 2
        
      • Windsong
        
      • Poems, Prayers and Promises
        
      • Back Home Again
        
      
      
    • PLATINUM (Over 50,000 units sold):
      
      • Greatest hits Volume 2
        
      • Back Home Again
        
      • Some Days Are Like Diamonds
        
      
      
    
    
  • GERMANY
    
    • GOLD (Over 250,000 units sold):
      
      • Great Successes (a release of Greatest Hits Vols. 1&2)
        
      
      
    • PLATINUM (Over 500,000 units sold):
      
      • Great Successes
        
      
      
    
    
  • UNITED KINGDOM
    
    • GOLD (Over 100,000 units sold):
      
      • An Evening With John Denver
        
      • Rocky Mountain High
        
      • Windsong
        
      • Back Home Again
        
      • Live in London
        
      • Best of John Denver
        
      
      
    • PLATINUM (Over 300,000 units sold):
      
      • Back Home Again
        
      • Live in London
        
      • Best of John Denver
        
      • MUSIC & WRITING AWARDS
        
      
      
    
    
  
  

Calypso


Poems Prayers and Promises...


Back home again

Creator of Country Anthem V - John Denver

Discography:

• Studio Albums:
  
  • 1969 – Rhymes and Reasons
    
  • 1970 – Take Me To Tomorrow
    
  • 1970 – Whose Garden Was This?
    
  • 1971 – Poems, Prayers and Promises
    
  • 1972 – Aerie
    
  • 1972 – Rocky Mountain High
    
  • 1973 – Farewell Andromeda
    
  • 1974 – Back Home Again
    
  • 1975 – Windsong
    
  • 1976 – Spirit
    
  • 1977 – I Want To Live
    
  • 1979 – John Denver
    
  • 1980 – Autograph
    
  • 1981 – Some Days Are Diamonds
    
  • 1982 – Seasons Of The Heart
    
  • 1983 – It's About Time
    
  • 1985 – Dreamland Express
    
  • 1986 – One World
    
  • 1989 – Higher Ground
    
  • 1990 – Earth Songs
    
  • 1990 – The Flower That Shattered The Stone
    
  • 1991 – Different Directions
    
  • 1997 – All Aboard!
    
  
  
• Live albums:
  
  
  • 1975 – An Evening With John Denver
    
  • 1976 – Live in London
    
  • 1995 – The Wildlife Concert
    
  • 1997 – The Best of John Denver Live
    
  • 1999 – Live at the Sydney Opera House
    
  • 2001 – Christmas in Concert
    
  • 2002 – The Harbor Lights Concert
    
  • 2007 – Live in the U.S.S.R.
    
  
  
• Specialy albums:
  
  
  • 1975 – Rocky Mountain Christmas
    
  • 1979 - A Christmas Together
    
  • 1982 – Rocky Mountain Holiday
    
  • 1990 – Christmas, Like A Lullaby
    
  • 1998 – Forever, John
    
  
  
• Compilation Albums:
  
  
  • 1973 – John Denver's Greatest Hits
    
  • 1997 – John Denver's Greatest Hits, Volume 2
    
  • 1984 – John Denver's Greatest Hits, Volume 3
    
  • 1994 – The Very Best Of John Denver
    
  • 1996 – The Rocky Mountain Collection
    
  • 1997 – Celebration of Life aka Love Again aka The Unplugged Collection
    
  • 1997 – Country Roads Collection
    
  • 1998 – The Best of John Denver
    
  • 2004 – Definitive All-Time Greatest Hits aka A Song's Best Friend
    
  • 2006 – 16 Biggest Hits
    
  • 2007 – The Essential John Denver
    
  • 2008 – Playlist: The Very Best of John Denver
    
  
  
• Singles:
  
  
  • 1971 – Take Me Home, Country Roads
    
  • 1971 – Friends With You
    
  • 1972 – Everyday
    
  • 1972 – Goodbye Again
    
  • 1972 – Rocky Mountain High
    
  • 1973 – I'd Rather Be A Cowboy
    
  • 1973 – Farewell Andromeda (Welcome to My Morning)
    
  • 1973 – Please, Daddy
    
  • 1974 – Sunshine on My Shoulders
    
  • 1974 – Annie's Song
    
  • 1974 – Back Home Again
    
  • 1974 – Sweet Surrender
    
  • 1975 – Thank God I'm a Country Boy
    
  • 1975 – I'm Sorry / Calypso
    
  • 1975 – Fly Away (with Olivia Newton-John)
    
  • 1975 – Christmas for Cowboys
    
  • 1976 – Looking for Space
    
  • 1976 – It Makes Me Giggle
    
  • 1976 – Like a Sad Song
    
  • 1976 – Baby, You Look Good To Me Tonight
    
  • 1977 – My Sweet Lady
    
  • 1977 – How Can I Leave You Again
    
  • 1978 – It Amazes Me
    
  • 1978 – I Want To Live
    
  • 1979 – What's On Your Mind
    
  • 1979 – Garden Song
    
  • 1980 – Autograph
    
  • 1980 – Dancing With The Mountains
    
  • 1981 – Some Days Are Diamonds (Some Days Are Stone)"
    
  • 1981 – The Cowboy And The Lady
    
  • 1982 – Perhaps Love (with Placido Domingo)
    
  • 1982 – Shanghai Breezes
    
  • 1982 – Seasons Of The Heart
    
  • 1983 – Wild Montana Skies (later with Aselin Debison)
    
  • 1984 – Love Again" (with Sylvie Vartan)
    
  • 1985 – Don't Close Your Eyes, Tonight
    
  • 1985 – Dreamland Express
    
  • 1989 – And So It Goes (with the Nitty Gritty Dirt Band)
    
  
  

John Denver Remembered - 10 years gone


Medley


Grandma's Feather Bed

Creator of Country Anthem IV - John Denver

Next years weren't so good for John's career. He started to embark upon humanitarian causes, also to help to save wild animal' life, made friendship with ecological organizations.

John Denver was married twice. The first his wife was Annie Martell. Annie was the subject of his song Annie's Song. Both adopted two children, boy Zachary and girl Anna Kate. Zachary was subject of song A Baby Just Like You and Merry Christmas, Little Zachary.

In 1982 John divorce with Annie and in 1988 he married Cassandra Delaney, Australian singer and actress. They had daughter Jesse Belle. This marrage wasn't so long, only 5 years. They divorced in 1993. John Denver reconciled to his first wife Annie. They became friends.

It was bad day for all country scene. October 12, 1997. In that day John Denver piloted his aircraft. This A Long-EZ aircraft was experimental aircraft, which was designed by Burt Rutan in 70's. John had many experiences with piloting. John died in aircraft accident near Pacific Grove, California.

John was cremated with his first guitar - Gibson guitar- which had been given to him by his grandmother and which accompanied him during his all life.

Unfortunately John is death, but his songs with gentle melodies, are still famous. He accompanied himself on 12-strings guitar. His look was immuntable - western shirt, blue eyes, blond hair. HE was typical outdoor person, who loved life in the nature. His favourite color was green, favourite flowers were wild flowers. He lived in Rocky Mountains, in Aspen, Colorado. About this place, he wrote famous song Rocky Mountains High. The other his song Take Me Home, Country Roads became the Country Anthem and became to Songwriters Hall of Fame. Song Leaving On A Jet Plane was used in movie Armagedon.

During life, John Denver acquired a lot of Awards (Grammy, American Music, Emmy, etc.).

List of Awards:
1974 - Album of the Year (Academy of Country Music Awards)-Back Home Again
1975 - Outstanding Variety, Music Or Comedy Special (Emmy Awards)-An Evening With John Denver
1975 - Favorite Pop/Rock Male Artist (American Music Awards)
1975 - Song of the Year (Country Music Association Awards)- Back Home Again
1975 - Entertainer of the Year (Country Music Association Awards)
1976 - Favorite Pop/Rock Male Artist (American Music Awards)
1976 - Favorite Country Male Artist (American Music Awards)
1976 - Favorite Country Album (American Music Awards) - Back Home Again
1997 - Best Musical Album for Children (Grammy Awards)-All Aboard!
1998 - Grammy Hall of Fame Award (Grammy Awards)-Take Me Home, Country Roads

Other recognition:
· Poet Laureate of Colorado, 1977
· People’s Choice Award, 1977
· Carl Sandburg’s People’s Poet Award, 1982
· NASA Public Service Medal, 1985
· Albert Schweitzer Music Award, 1993
· Inducted into the Songwriters Hall of Fame, 1996
· Rocky Mountain High declared state song of Colorado, 2007
· Ten Outstanding Young Men of America, 1979

Calypso


Medley


...Poems Prayers and Promises...

Creator of Country Anthem III - John Denver

In 1969 he started his solo career and recorded his first album named Rhymes and Reasons in RCA Records (recording studio). The album hasn't huge success, but one song from this album became a number one in the same year. It was song Leaving On A Jet Plane.

In the next year he realised two albums, named Whose Garden Was This? and Take Me To Tomorrow. Although these albums were not as successful as those that followed, they would all be certified gold by the RIAA, and would later be considered some of his best work.

Next year and new album. It was Poem, Prayers and Promised. There was the famous hit and country anthem Take Me Home, Country Roads. From that time, Johny's career grew up and brought hit by hit.

In year 1972 was recorded his first Top Ten Album. Very famous song fromthat was Rocky Mountain High. It could say, this period was very rich of hits.There were Sunshine On My Shoulders, Annie's Song, Back Home Again, Thank God I'm Country Boy, Calypso, Sweet Surrender.

Why was he so succesful? What was the key of his popularity? They were many appearances on TV shows. His look with long blond hairs, western shirts with ornaments, etc, it was new image and made him very photogenic person - pop star. Denver made his own show, music special named Rocky Mountain Christmas. This show was watched by many millions people. Live concert An Evening With John Denver won the Emmy. From Muppet Show where John was many times visitor, there began the friendship with Jim Henson.

In 1977 John tried his historionic career in the movie Oh, God!. Year 1975 brought award to him (Country Music Associoation).

John Denver developed not only his singer's career, but started also wiht charity. In 1977 he co-founded The Hunger Project ("It is non-profit charitable organization incorporated in the state of California. The Hunger Project describes itself as committed to the sustainable end of world hunger. In thirteen countries in Africa, Asia and Latin America, the organization claims it implements programs that mobilize rural grassroots communities to achieve sustainable progress in health, education, nutrition and family income." More information - Wikipedia) and cooperated with this organization until his death. He made song with this theme, named I Want To Live. John Denver also cooperated with UNICEF ("United Nations International Children's Emergency Fund, which was created on December 11, 1946 to provide emergency food and healthcare to children in countries that had been devastated by World War II. Its programs emphasize developing community-level services to promote the health and well-being of children." More information - Wikipedia).

In 1982 John changed his image - he cut his long hair, he left the glassed and chose contact lenses, he started to work to promote political ideas. He promoted campain of Jimmy Carter. He symphatized with Democratic Party. During 1980's he critized Reagan Administration and also American Conservatism and Congress. From this period became folk rock ballad Let Us Begin (What Are We Making Weapons For), The Ballad of Richard Nixon, The Ballad of Spiro Agnew.



Leaving on a Jet Plane


Annie´s Song


Rocky Mountain High

Creator of Country Anthem II - John Denver

I remember that time, when I heard John Denver's songs the first time. It was in the night on Saturday, by radio in my room on school hostel. I was in bed and listened program of regional radio. Every Saturday was devoted to some country or folk singer. That day it was John Denver. I know the song Take me ome, Country roads, in Czech (by Michal Tučný) and English version, but I didn't know, who sang it in original or who is author of that. I should tell you, ussually it doesn't matter for me, who sang or composed or wrote the songs. For me, it's important if I like it or don't. The song Take me home, Country roads was only one songs by John what I knew in that time. On that Saturday, I listen about 20 songs and I liked it so much.

John Denver was the most popular folk singer and songwriter of the 1970s. He was born on December 31, 1943 in Roswell, New Mexico as Henry John Deutschendorf, Jr..

His father was Henry John Deutschendorf, Sr., the Air Force officer and flight instructor. John grew up near airport and airplanes. Maybe that's why he liked flying so much. But it's important to tell he had had some troubles with his father.

When John was years old boy, he received accoustic guitar. It was present by his grand mother. He started to learn during the time on college at local pubs. In the same time he adopted this next famous surname "Denver" (from the capital city of his favourite state).

In 1964 he leaved the University (Architecture at Texas Tech University) and went to Los Angeles, California, where he sang in folk pubs. One year later, he started with music folk group The Chad Mitchell Trio. Later band renamed to The Mitchell Trio and then Denver, Boise, and Johnson (the names of band members: John Denver, David Boise and Michael Johnson).

Thank God I'm a Country Boy


Sunshine on my shoulder


The Strangest Dream

Creator of Country Anthem I - John Denver

I think nobody is her who have never heard this legendary song, which became the Country Anthem. I know, everybody knows the name of it. Yes, you're true. It's Take Me Home Country Roads by John Denver.

I don't know how many translation this song has, but in our language it's known as Veď mě dál cesto má and this song is sung by many singers and also near every campfire and country festivals.



That's why, here it is:
TAKE ME HOME, COUNTRY ROADS
Written By John Denver, Bill Danoff, and Taffy Nivert

Almost Heaven, West Virginia
Blue Ridge Mountains, Shenandoah River
Life is old there, older than the trees
Younger than the mountains, growin' like a breeze

Country Roads, take me home, to the place I belong
West Virginia mountain mama
Take me home, Country Roads

All my memories gather 'round her
Miner's lady, stranger to blue water
Dark and dusty, painted on the sky
Misty taste of moonshine teardrop in my eye

Country Roads, take me home, to the place I belong
West Virginia mountain mama
Take me home, Country Roads

I hear her voice, in the mornin' hour as she calls me
The radio reminds me of my home far away
And drivin' down the road I get a feelin'
That I should have been home yesterday, yesterday

Country Roads, take me home, to the place I belong
West Virginia mountain mama
Take me home, Country Roads

Country Roads, take me home, to the place I belong
West Virginia mountain mama
Take me home, Country Roads

Take me home, Country Roads
Take me home, Country Roads

Take me home, Country Roads


Take me home, Country Roads


Take me home, Country Roads


Take me home, Country Roads (1983 - in Japan)


Take me home, Country Roads (by Pavel Bobek - legend of Czechoslovakia music scene)

Heavenly sound from the Grand Ole Opry III - Patsy Cline

Black day came on March 5, 1963. She returned from benefit show, which was at the Soldiers and Sailors Memorial Hall, Kansas City, Kansas. Her last song in this show was I'll Sail My Ship Alone. It's irony of destiny, that Dottie West invited her to returned back with her and her husband Bill by car. But Patsy wanted to be asap with her children and that why she used airplane. It was in forest near town Camden in Tennessee, the airplane crashed at 6:20 p.m., only 90 miles from the Nashville.

Patsy Cline died in her 30 old. There were also Hawkshaw Hawkins and Cowboy Copas. There were no survivors. Loretta Lynn, her very good friend came to know this horrible message in the morning from radio. It was great loss for all Country World.

Patsy Cline was buried in her hometown of Winchester, Virginia, at Shenandoah Memorial Park. In the forest near Camden there was erected the bell tower to the memories of Patsy with help of Loretta Lynn and Dottie West. The bell plays hymns daily at 6:00 pm, the hour when her death. Many item, which were found in the place of airplane crash, were donated to The Country Music Hall of Fame.

After death the sale of the records didn't stop. Singles of Sweet Dreams of You, Leavin' On Your Mind and Faded Love came the greatest hits of 1963, the songs When You Need a Laugh and He Called Me Baby in 1964 and song Anytime in year 1969.

Patsy had inspired many country singers, such as Loretta Lynn, Reby McEntir, Sylvie. Loretta Lynn did homage to Patsy by her album I Remember Patsy in 1977.

In 1973 Patsy was elected to The Country Music Hall of Fame. In 1985 there was produced the movie about her life, named Sweet Dreams: The Life and Times of Patsy Cline by HBO/Tri Star Pictures.

Discography:
During her live were released these albums:
1957 Patsy Cline
1961 Patsy Cline Showcase
1962 Sentimentally Yours

Charted singles:

• 1957 Walkin' After Midnight
  
• 1957 A Poor Man's Roses (Or a Rich Man's Gold)
  
• 1959 Cry Not for Me
  
• 1959 I Fall to Pieces
  
• 1961 Crazy
  
• 1962 Who Can I Count on
  
• 1962 She's Got You
  
• 1962 Strange
  
• 1962 When I Get Thru' With You
  
• 1962 Imagine That
  
• 1962 So Wrong
  
• 1962 You're Stronger Than Me
  
• 1962 Heartaches
  
• 1962 Why Can't He Be You
  
• 1963 Leavin' On Your Mind
  
• 1963 Sweet Dreams (Of You)
  
• 1963 Faded Love
  
• 1963 When You Need a Laugh
  
• 1964 He Called Me Baby
  
• 1968 Anytime
  
• 1980 Always
  
• 1980 I Fall to Pieces
  
• 1981 Have You Ever Been Lonely" (w/ Jim Reeves) 5
  
• 1982 I Fall to Pieces" (w/ Jim Reeves) 54
  
• 1999 There He Goes
  

A Tribute


Remembering Patsy Cline


How Can I Face Tomorrow


I've Loved and Lost Again


A Bottle Of Wine and Patsy Cline


Pick Me Up On Your Way Down

Heavenly sound from the Grand Ole Opry II - Patsy Cline

In Decca Records Patsy started to cooperate with famous director Owen Bradley, who was responsible for success also other country singers - Loretta Lynn and Brenda Lee.

The most successful record in Decca was ballad I Fall To Pieces. The song had in the top of two charts - country and pop. It could tell you, it was also the most famous song of Patsy Cline. It was written by Hank Cochran and Harlan Howard. The other famous songs were Crazy, Who Can O Count On?, She Got You, Strange and When I Get Through With You.

The dream of Patsy was to sing in Grand Ole Opry, and this dream came the true in 1961. Patsy Cline became the greatest star of it.

Patsy befriended with many women, with came to Grand Ole Opry and help them with their carriers, such as Loretta Lynn, Brenda Lee, Dottie West, Barbara Mandrell, Jan Howard, Roger Miller, Hank Cochran, Faron Young, Ferlin Husky, Harlan Howard, and Carl Perkins.

Honky tonk pianist, Opry star and Patsy's friend Del Wood said of her:

"Even when she didn't have it, she'd spend it — and not always on herself. She'd give anyone the skirt off her backside if they needed it."

and singer George Riddle said of her:

"It wasn't unusual for her to sit down and have a beer and tell a joke. She'd never be offended at the guys' jokes, because most of the time she'd tell a joke better than you! Patsy was full of life, as I remember"

The year 1961 wasn't only happy of her. She had very dangerous car accident (the second) in Nashville and she was near of death. She spent on month in hospital. She received many greetings and flowers from her fans. After leaving the hospital, she had many marks of accident in her face. But she didn't lose fans.
The friend Loretta Lynn sang Patsy Cline's hit Crazy and got standing ovations. This song was during the Top 10 in three different charts (Hot Country Songs list - No. 2, the US Hot 100 list - No. 9, the Adult Contemporary list - also No. 2).

Patsy Cline was the pioneer in record industry, who showed the female could surpass the men in record sale and tickets of concerts. She opened the door for the other singers such as Lynn Anderson, Crystal Gayle, Reba McEntire, Faith Hill, LeAnn Rimes, Shania Twain and Carrie Underwood.

I Fall To Pieces


Crazy


Three Cigarettes

Heavenly sound from the Grand Ole Opry I - Patsy Cline

She was famous but also maximum schlemiel.

I'd like to introduce Patsy Cline, American country music singer, She was born in September 8, 1932, in Winchester in state Virginia as Virginia Patterson Hensley.

Her career started very early. As 4 years old girl, she won amateurish tap-dancing competition. Later she started to learn to play on piano and to sing in church with her mother. Patsy as small girl decided to be famous singer.

She went to radio and asked to sing in radio show there. DJ Jimmy McCoy agreed and new talent was on the world. Her ascent wasn't finished, it was only beginning. In 1948 she won trip to Nashville, where Patsy presented herself in some clubs. After that, she returned home.

In 1953 she married with Gerald Cline. This marriage was short, only 4 years. The second man in her life was Bill Peer, who gave her name Patsy. But he wasn't her husband. It was Charlie Dick.

Patsy became on Connie B. Gay's Town and Country television show and also had appearances in Grand Ole Opry.

In 1955 she singed the contract with Four Star Records and recorded song A Church, A Courtroom & Then Good-Bye. During years 1955 and 1957 she released more materials in honky tonk style, but without big success. The Record's producer had insisted Patsy would record in country style and during contract with Four Star Records she released 51 songs.

Great moment of Patsy's career came in 1957. She met Charlie Dick , the love of her life. And also she won talent competition - Arthur Godfrey's Talent Scout and was invited to show again. She sang song Walkin' After Midnight, which became hit in country and also pop charts. This song was also in her the first album Patsy Cline. The song was written by Don Hecht and Alan Block and she didn't like it. But the song had success and she decided to recorded it as single.

In 1958 Patsy and Charlie moved to Nashville in Tennessee (after the birth of the third child - daughter Julie).

In 1960 the contract with Four Star Records finished and she decided to sing new with Decca Records-Nashville. She also started cooperation with Randy Hughes, who became her manager. Her career started to grow up to the top.

Walkin' After Midnight


A Poor Man's Roses (Or a Rich Man's Gold


San Antonio Rose

Loretta Lynn - part III

Coal Miner's Daughter


Don't Come Home A Drinkin'


Take me Home, Country Roads


Honky Tonk Girl, LIVE

Loretta Lynn - part II

Discography:

Solo studio Album
1963 Loreta Lynn Sings
1964 Before I’m Over You
1965 Songs from My Heart
1965 Blue Kentucky Girl
1966 I like’em Country
1966 You Ain’t Woman Enough
1967 Don’t Come a Drinkin’ (With Lovin’ on Your Mind)
1967 Singin’ With Feelin’
1968 Fisrt City
1969 Your Squaw Is on the Warpath
1969 Woman of the World / To Make a Man
1970 Wings Upon Your Horns
1970 Loretta Lynn Writes’em & Sings’em
1971 Coal MIner’s Daughter
1971 I Wanna Be Free
1971 You’re Lookin’ At Country
1971 One’s on the Way
1972 Here I Am Again
1973 Entertainer of the Year – Loretta
1973 Love Is the Foundation
1974 They Don’t Make’em Like My Daddy
1975 Back to Country
1975 Home
1976 When the Tingle Becomes a Chill
1976 Somebody Somewhere
1977 I Remember Patsy
1978 Out of My Head and Back in My Bed
1979 We’ve Come a Long Way Baby
1980 Loretta
1980 Lookin’ Good
1981 I Lie
1982 Making Love from Memory
1983 Lyin’, Cheatin’, Woman Chasin’, Honky Tonkin’, Whiskey Drinkin’
1985 Just a Woman
1988 Who Was That Stranger
2000 Still Country
2004 Van Lear Rose

Collaboration studio albums
1965 Mr. & Mrs. Used to Be
1967 Ernest Tubb & Loretta Lynn Singin' Again
1968 If We Put Our Heads Together
1971 We Only Make Believe
1971 Lead Me On
1973 Louisiana Woman, Mississippi Man
1974 Country Partners
1975 Feelin's
1976 United Talent
1977 Dynamic Duo
1978 Honky Tonk Heroes
1979 Diamond Duet
1981 Two's a Party
1989 Makin' Believe
1993 Honky Tonk Angels

Compilation Ambums
1965 Hymns
1966 A Country Christmas
1968 Loretta Lynn's Greatest Hits
1968 Who Says God Is Dead!
1972 Alone With You
1972 God Bless America Again
1973 Story
1974 Loretta Lynn's Greatest Hits Vol. 2
1976 Blue-Eyed Kentucky Girl
1979 The Very Best of Loretta Lynn & Conway Twitty
1988 20 Greatest Hits
1991 Country Music Hall of Fame Series
1994 Honky Tonk Girl - The Loretta Lynn Collection
1998 All Time Gospel Favorites
1999 20th Century Masters - The Millennium Collection
2004 All Time Gospel Favorites
2004 The Very Best of Loretta Lynn
2005 The Definitive Collection
2005 20th Century Masters - The Christmas Collection
2006 Gold
2006 Chronicles
2007 Number 1s

Singles
1960 I'm a Honky Tonk Girl"
1960 New Rainbow
1960 Darkest Day
1962 Success
1963 The Other Woman
1963 Before I'm Over You
1964 Wine, Women, and Song
1964 Mr. and Mrs. Used to Be
1964 Happy Birthday
1965 Blue Kentucky Girl
1965 Our Hearts Are Holding Hands
1965 The Home You're Tearing Down
1966 Dear Uncle Sam
1966 You Ain't Woman Enough (To Take My Man)
1966 Don't Come Home A' Drinkin' (With Lovin' on Your Mind)
1967 Sweet Thang
1967 If You're Not Gone Too Long
1967 A Man I Hardly Know
1967 What Kind of a Girl (Do You Think I Am)
1968 Fist City 1968
1968 You've Just Stepped In (From Stepping Out oN Me)
1968 Your Squaw Is on the Warpath
1969 Woman of the World (Leave My World Alone)
1969 To Make a Man (Feel Like a Man)
1969 Who's Gonna Take the Garbage Out
1969 Wings Upon Your Horns
1970 I Know How
1970 You Wanna Give Me a Lift
1970 Coal Miner's Daughter
1971 After the Fire Is Gone
1971 I Wanna Be Free
1971 You're Lookin' At Country
1971 Lead Me On
1971 One's on the Way
1972 Here I Am Again
1972 Rated
1973 Love Is the Foundation
1973 Louisiana Woman, Mississippi Man
1973 Hey Loretta
1974 They Don't Make 'em Like My Daddy
1974 As Soon as I Hang Up the Phone
1974 Trouble In Paradise
1975 The Pill
1975 Feelin's
1975 Home
1975 When the Tingle Becomes a Chill
1976 Red, White, and Blue
1976 The Letter
1976 Somebody, Somewhere
1977 She's Got You
1977 I Can't Love You Enough
1977 Why Can't He Be You
1977 Out of My Head and Back In My Bed
1978 Spring Fever
1978 From Seven Till Ten
1978 You're the Reason Our Kids Are Ugly
1978 We've Come a Long Way Baby
1979 I Can't Feel You Anymore
1979 I've Got a Picture of Us on My Mind
1979 You Know Just What I'd Do
1979 The Sadness of It All
1980 Pregnant Again
1980 It's True Love
1980 Naked In the Rain
1980 Cheatin' on a Cheater
1981 Lovin' What Your Lovin' Does to Me
1981 Somebody Led Me Away
1981 I Still Believe In Waltzes
1982 I Lie
1982 Making Love From Memory
1983 Breakin' It
1983 There's All Kinds of Smoke (In the Barroom)
1983 Lyin', Cheatin', Women, Chasin', Honky Tonkin', and Whiskey Drinkin' Too
1983 Walking With My Memories
1985 Heart Don't Do This to Me
1985 Woudln't It Be Great
1986 Just a Woman
1987 Honky Tonk Angels Medley
1988 Who Was That Stranger
1988 Fly Away
1988 Makin' Believe
1993 Silver Threads and Golden Needles
2000 Country In My Genes
2004 Miss Being Mrs.
2004 Portland, Oregon

Loretta Lynn - part I

     Few day ago I watch one movie about life of famous country singer, Loretta Lynn. The name of that was Coal Miner's Daughter.

She was born in small village Butcher Hollow in Kentucky, April 14, 1934 to family of coal miner Melvin "Ted" Webb and his wife Clara Marie (Ramey) Webb. Her own name was Loretta Young. She was the second of eight children. She grew up in same village. Maybe somebody didn't know, she is also from one side Indian, because her mother was of Scots-Irish and Cherokee ancestry.

     She was married in January 10, 1948 to Oliver Vanetta Lynn, who was known as "Doolittle," "Doo,". Yes, you see right. Only in her 13 years old. Very young. Her husband had to promise to her father two things: 1., he has never beat her, 2., he has never taken Loretta far away from her family house.

The wedding day was very poor, only few people. She hadn't any experiences of married life and houses works, as she said she was uneducated. Doo worked, she was housewife. But without any knowledges of cooking, of housekeeping. Maybe that's why Doo was angry with her and bagged he. She returned home, to parent's house. In that time she was pregnant but she didn't know it.

Doo decided to leave Kentucky and went to Washington. When he got to know about pregnant we changed decision and stayed with Loretta in Butcher Hollow. To her 17 years old, she had already 4 children (Betty Sue, Ernest Ray, Jack Benny, Doo - I hope I write right). In 1951 they left to Custer, Washington. There she was full time mother.

She started to sing as child in church, but after wedding she stopped it. Again she started to sing from her children and around their house. Doo liked it and that's why he bought her guitar, although she wasn't able to play on it. Loretta learned to play during cooking, during many house works.

One day Doo invited her to pub and there she began singing in local club - Grace Hall. The first embarrassment went away and Loretta had great success. From that time she sang more time but Doo had other plans. Next step was recording single named I'm A Honky Tonk Girl and Doo sent it with her photo to many radios.

It looks her life is on right way, and suddenly hard blow, her father died (1959). Loretta taxed herself with her leaving to Washington.

New plans - open her sing career. Her children stayed with grand mother in Kentucky and Loretta with Doo started to visit all radios, where they sent her single. They took Regional Record Reports and started. The first step was to play her song. In radio they wasn't put it, but Loretta was relentless and it was well.

     The brake point came when she got 14 of full-state hitparade. In that time Doo decided the time is right to come out in Grand Ole Opry. Loretta had never hoped to be there, but it was in Ernest Tubb show. In white hat and in own sewn dress, Loretta was light point of this show. Step by step her fame was growing up and she was in Tubb's show next week again.

After that the success show changed success show.

One day she sang song especially for Patsy Cline, who had car accident. Patsy's husband Charlie Dick invite Loretta to Patsy's room in hospital where she was. Both women found affinity and the friendship started. Loretta went with Patsy on Patsy's tour. Doo went with them.

Loretta became famous, her husband started to go back and it wasn't what he wanted. He drunk, to be aggressive.He still love her and that's why he made decision - Loretta continued in tour, he went home.

Loretta is pregnant again. Patsy make plans but she died during returning from benefit concert(at the Soldiers and Sailors Memorial Hall, Kansas City, Kansas) at plane crash in March 5, 1963 near Camden, Tennessee. Patsy Cline was 30 years old. Loretta was broken-hearted.

The pregnant was ended by childbirth of twin girls. As soon as possible she returned to concert's activity.

     Again she was busy, she traveled on tours, recorded albums, showed on concerts. She became the most favourite country singer, especially The first Country Lady.

The concerts were very strenuous, Loretta slept more in bus as in normal bed in house and she started to have headache. She have taken medicaments, more and more. Tempo is hard, on next tour Lorette was traveled with her husband Doo, but problems of her health has deepen. She didn't remember song words, she is run-down and in the end she flaked out direct on podium.

Later she spent time on their Ranch with her husband and her children. Doo decided to build new house.

The free time was very important for her, she returned to the light of reflector, with new vitality, with new songs.

During the movie, I thought: Yes, it was very long time ago, it was normal, it was in 19-teen century. It can happened only in that time. And after movie? Stop, it was in 20-teen. Loretta is still the first country lady. And she is good example that when man wants something and work on himself, he can have success. REMEMBER IT.

     All information was from movie Coal Miner's Daughter.
(Direction: Michael Apted, Script: Loretta Lynn, Thomas Rickman, George Vecsey, Actors: Sissy Spacek (Loretta Webb / Lynn), Tommy Lee Jones (Doolittle 'Mooney' Lynn aka 'Doo'), Levon Helm (Ted Webb), Phyllis Boyens (Clara 'Clary' Webb), Bill Anderson Jr. (Webb child), Foister Dickerson (Webb child), Malla McCown (Webb child), Pamela McCown (Webb child)).

Zalman

     Czech music band without official established day. The beginning is allowed to be day of the first concert of trio Žalman in Porta in 1982. The basic member was Pavel Lohonka, Pavlína Jíšová and Antonín Hlaváč.

Later the name was changed to Žalman & spol. and this name became the legend of Country scene in Czecho-Slovakia.

After some singles, the first album was Žalman & spol. in 1987. In 1988 came other members (Jaroslav Matějů, Vojta Zícha) and this arrangement became the most favourite of all the band’s history. In 1992 they released album Jantarova Země and movie Folk a Folklor. In the same year, the band finished its existence, but thanks only for short time.

In same year, in 1992 new Žalman & spol. was established with two past members (Lenka Slabá, Jaroslav Kovář). The band produced new albums Hodina usmíření, Tu neděli po ránu, reedition of Jantarova země, Písně sebrané pod stolem.

In summer time there was the first holiday’s camp for young musicians named OASA MUSA and it was released album Potlach v mé duši, what was selection of Žalman tramp songs from 1962 – 1982.

In 1995 was changes membership, Lenka Slabá leaved the band and Michaela Krmíčková came. After this arrival was produced album Pocestný do sedmého nebe, which was followed by same name’s film.

The members in that time were:
Pavel Lohonka
Michaela Krmíčková
Vojtěch Zícha
Jaroslav Matějů
Petr Novotný

Thanks to Canadian countrymen, the band had some concerts in Vancouver and Calgary and they made trip through Rocky Mountains. From this journey, they created document movie.

In 1997 the history was repeat and the band was disband and established again. There was released album Sbohem romantiko with many guests and also some past members of the band.

From October 1997 till today the band has same members:
Pavel Lohonka – guitar, sing
Jindřiška Petráková – flute, perkus, sing
Jan Brož – guitar, sing
Petr Novotný – basguitar, keyboard, sing

In this arrangement, there were released albums Láska a smrt, Ve znamení ryb, V roce jedna.

Intersection of the all production of Pavel Žalman (from period of Minnesengrů to last arrangement of Žalman) was double album – compilation named Žalman – Výběr nejlepších nahrávek. The other author album was Nápis na štítu domu from 2004.

     During all history of existence, the band and especially Pavel Lohonka got many awards as Zlatá Porta (Golden Porta – 1987), Velká Porta (Great Porta – 1992), Zlatý klíč (Golden Key – 2001 – inquiry of magazine Folk & Country after Album of the Year), Zlatá deska (Golden Record – albums Písně sebrané pod stolem, Pocestný do sedmého nebe, Sbohem romantiko, Ve znamení ryb), Krišťálová deska (Crystal Record).

Discography:
1987 – Žalman & spol.
1989 – Jantarova Země
1991 – Hodina Usmíření
1992 – Tu neděli po ránu
1992 – Když Bůh jihočechy stvořil
1993 – Žalman & spol. + Jantarová Země
1993 – Písně sebrané pod stolem
1994 – Potlach v mé duši
1995 – Pocestný do sedmého nebe
1996 – Živě na Moravě
1997 – Sbohem romantiko
1998 – Sbohem romantiko
1998 – Láska a smrt
2000 – Ve znamení ryb
2001 – … v roce jedna
2002 – Žalman - Výběr nejlepších nahrávek - double album
2004 – Nápis na štítu domu
2005 – Ráno bylo stejný
2006 – Zatracený písně
2007 – Mezi kameny

Filmography:
1990 – Folk a Folklór
1994 – Žalman & spol. Na cestě
1995 – Pocestný do sedmého nebe
1999 – Láska a smrt

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