Interlude: Spanish Czech-in

Sometimes I wish a day had at least thirty-two hours. So much music, so little time, as they say. Thus it happened that it’s been almost two weeks since Funky Czech-in was “on tour” in Madrid, Spain, and so this post is not exactly hot news anymore.

Anyway: thanks to Iñigo of Vampisoul we were guests on Charlie Faber’s insane radio show Sateli 3 live on Radio 3. The house was smokin’ and the receivers were explodin’ all over Iberia while we were airing hottest Czechoslovak bigbít from the sixties and the seventies! Only the best tracks were played, including some stuff that you already know from here. I hope to get the recording of the show soon to post it here as an MP3 stream. In the meantime tune into Sateli 3 live every evening from monday to friday, 9 to 10 pm CET. And while you’re already surfing, you may want to check out the nicely retro-designed funky site of Charlie’s friends at www.canora.es.


Lou Kash and Charlie Faber in a RNE studio (photo: © Iñigo Munster)

Until the full recording of the show arrives, here’s the first song that I’ve played:
Karel Vlach Orchestra – Tančíme twist [sample]
from 7 inch split single Supraphon 013434, around 1963


a generic seven inch Supraphon sleeve from the 1960s

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Interlude: my Want List

As you might have guessed, I’ve got a lot of Czechoslovak records already. (My wife would say “enough!”) Still, there are some missing from my collection. Today I have posted an incomplete list on my web site with some of the records I’m still looking for. Some are more important to me, some are less. However, don’t expect me to pay just about any price to get these records. Just send me your offer using my contact form and I’ll get back to you. Thanks.
shop.loukash.com/wantlist.html

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