Luboš Andršt - Ještě hraju ve stoje – Bezr Ondřej (2020)

If someone wanted to map the history of our blues, rock, or jazz music, they would often come across the name Luboš Andršt. And rightly so, because Luboš Andršt has been present during his nearly fifty-five years of playing at many interesting and significant events in domestic popular music. The albums Město Er and Capricornus have long belonged to the golden fund, the band Energit became a term already in the 1970s, and which of our blues guitarists could play with B. B. King? The book was created as a retrospective interview for Luboš's seventieth birthday. Both authors created a collage of Andršt's musical story chronologically, interspersed with more general themes, and supplemented it with episodes that Luboš Andršt wrote "as homework" himself. Luboš Andršt recalls his colleagues and bandmates, and significant personalities of our jazz, such as Jiří Stivín, Emil Viklický, Martin Kratochvíl, Rudolf Dašek, Peter Lipa, Rudolf Ticháček, and many others, parade before the reader. Andršt's blues-rock world is traversed by Vladimír Mišík, Michal Prokop, Vladimír Padrůněk, Jan Hrubý, Radim Hladík, Vladimír "Guma" Kulhánek, Petr Janda, Anatoli Kohout, Ivan Khunt, Erno Šedivý... So that the reader does not feel like they are just flipping through an encyclopedia of "who was who in...