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Vladimír Veit, one of the members of the music association Šafrán, recorded his thirteenth studio album in May and June 2011, aptly titled Singer-Songwriter. The collection of fifteen songs was created in the home studio of Vladimír Merta, who arranged the album and also participated in the recording as an instrumentalist. Two other guests, Sára Mertová and Jaroslav Olin Nejezchleba, contributed to several tracks. Veit's new album does not aim to be content-wise groundbreaking or forcedly revolutionary. It brings us the typical Veit with his songs about love, childhood, women, human relationships, and cats. The delicate and fragile poetry on the album, full of subtle yet memorable melodies, connects to the best of Czech urban singer-songwriter music from the sixties and seventies.
Vladimír Veit
(* February 13, 1946 in Benešov near Prague)
Vladimír Veit
(* February 13, 1946 in Benešov near Prague)
Singer-songwriter, music composer, lyricist, publicist. He belongs to the first generation of urban singer-songwriters, influenced mainly by the poetry of the beatniks and Bob Dylan, who began to perform publicly around 1966. He was the first stage partner of Jaroslav Hutka (1967-1968), with whom he played mainly Czech translations of Dylan and Donovan, as well as his own songs. Veit was a member of the loose association Šafrán (1972-1978),…
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Author: Veit Vladimír
Publication date: August 26, 2011
Manufacturer: Galén, spol. s r.o.
Genres: Folk, country, Film and music, Music, Folk and country on cd
ISBN/EAN: 8594042900197