SHQ - SHQs Story
Review by Catherine
SHQ's Story by SHQ is an album that is sure to delight any jazz fan. The album is a compilation of some of the best works by the legendary Czech jazz group SHQ. The album is a perfect blend of jazz and traditional Czech music, showcasing the versatility of the band.
The album features some of the most iconic tracks by SHQ, such as "Svatba," "Mambo," and "Zivotem Prenesen." Each track is a masterpiece in its own right, and the album as a whole is a testament to the band's skill and creativity.
The album is a must-have for anyone who loves jazz, and it is sure to become a favorite in any jazz lover's collection. The album is a perfect representation of the band's unique style and is a great introduction to their music for those who are new to SHQ.
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Filename: shq-shqs-story.rar- MP3 size: 39.6 mb
- FLAC size: 491.4 mb
Tracks
| Track | Duration | Preview |
|---|---|---|
| Tre Per SHQ | 7:10 | |
| Confession | 8:05 | |
| Jordu | 5:00 | |
| I'm Gonna Go Fishing | 4:55 | |
| When Your Lover Has Gone | 5:15 | |
| I Feel Pretty | 5:25 | |
| 5 Dodeka | 1:45 | |
| My Girl (And Other Things) | 5:55 | |
| Cheek To Cheek | 3:55 |
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Catalog Numbers
- SUA 15829
- SUA ST 55829
- SUA 15829, СУА 15829
Labels
- Supraphon, Artia
- Supraphon
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Formats
- Vinyl
- LP
- Compilation
- Mono
- Repress
- Stereo
Credits
| Role | Credit |
|---|---|
| Alto Saxophone | J. Honzák (tracks: B2) |
| Double Bass | J. Mráz (tracks: B3), J. Arnet (tracks: A3 to A5, B2, B4), M. Pilar (tracks: A1, A2) |
| Drums | L. Tropp (tracks: A5 to B2, B4), M. Máder (tracks: B3), P. Polanský (tracks: A4), P. Staněk (tracks: A1, A2) |
| Flute | J. Konopásek (tracks: A1, A2) |
| Baritone Saxophone | J. Konopásek (tracks: A1, A2) |
| Tenor Saxophone | J. Konopásek (tracks: A1, A2) |
| Guitar | A. Julina (tracks: A2, A3), R. Dašek (tracks: B2, B3) |
| Liner Notes | Ivan Poledňák |
| Performer | S + H Jazz Quintet |
| Piano | S. Sulkovský (tracks: B4) |
| Vibraphone | K. Velebný (tracks: A1 to B3) |
| Triangle | V. Tymich (tracks: B2) |
| Trombone | Z. Pulec (tracks: A5, B2, B4) |
| Trumpet | L. Déczi (tracks: A4 to B2, B4) |
| Tuba | V. Hoza (tracks: B2) |
| Cover | Artia |
| Photography By | Zdeněk Taichman |
Notes
- SUA 15829 Mono
- SUA ST 55829 Stereo
- Made in Czechoslovakia
- Liner notes © 1966
- Cover arrangement © Artia 1966
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- Identical sleeve for mono/stereo version.
- PZO Artia export release of “Jak hrál S+H Q”, Supraphon DV 10200 (mono)/SV 9014 (stereo), with different cover artwork and English documentation, identical matrix numbers.
- Original Czech track titles: První duben, Vyznání, Pět dodeka, Jdu si zarybařit, Jordu, Tre per SHQ, Cítím se hezky, Když tvůj miláček odešel, Milenka milá a tak…
- Recorded: 1962 [A1, A2], 1963 [A3, A4], 1964 [A5, B2], 1965 [B1, B3, B4]
- Duration B1 incorrect.
- Total time
- Side A: 23:40
- Side B: 23:45
- П 1966
- История С+Г Квинтета
- Blue center labels with track titles in Russian.
- Identical sleeve for stereo/mono version.
- PZO Artia export version of “Jak hrál S+H Q”, Supraphon DV 10200 (mono)/SV 9014 (stereo), with different cover artwork and English documentation, identical matrix numbers.
Barcodes
- Matrix / Runout (A): A 3557
- Matrix / Runout (B): A 3558
- Rights Society: BIEM
- Other (Retail price code): H
- Matrix / Runout (Label A): E 681
- Matrix / Runout (Label B): E 682
- Matrix / Runout (Runout A): E 681/C B
- Matrix / Runout (Runout B): E 682/C B
- Other (Manufacturing date code): 67 1
- Other (Rights society): БИЕМ
- Other (Manufacturing date code): 68 1
About SHQ
Czech jazz combo, founded by and in 1961 after both musicians quitted the . The group name is an abbreviation of Spejbl + Hurvínek Quartet/Quintet ; the Theatre in Prague was the groups original employer.
Note: Many group name variations have been used on releases or quoted in publications, but with the exceptions of a brief mid-1960s period without Karel Velebný (a combo also known as the ), all releases should be filed under this artist. That includes name variations like: S+HQ, SH kvartet, SH kvintet, SH/Jazz Quintet, Sága rodu SHQ, Happy Music SHQ, and others.
Name Vars
- (S+H) Q
- Karel Velebny & SHQ
- Karel Velebny Nonet
- Karel Velebný And His S+HQ Ensemble
- Karel Velebný And His SHQ
- Kvarteto S+H
- Kvintet Karla Lochmana
- Nonet SHQ & Woodwinds
- S + H Jazz Group
- S + H Jazz Quartet
- S + H Jazz Quintet
- S + H Quintet
- S + HQ
- S + Kvartet
- S&H Q
- S+H Jazz Quartet
- S+H Q
- S+HQ
- S+HQ Karla Velebného
- SH Kvartet
- SH Kvintet
- SH Kvinteto
- SH Quintet
- SH/Jazz Quintet
- SHQ Ensemble
- SHQ Karla Velebného
- С+Г Квинтет
Aliases
- Skupina Karla Velebného
- The Reduta Quartet
Members
- Karel Velebný
- George Mraz
- Josef Vejvoda
- Laco Deczi
- Jiří Stivín
- Milan Vitoch
- Karel Vejvoda
- Milan Pilar
- Milan Máder
- Rudolf Dašek
- Jaromír Helešic
- Jaromír Honzák
- Jiří Tomek
- Rudolf Ticháček
- František Uhlíř
- Petr Kořínek
- Zdeněk Pulec
- Miroslav Krýsl
- Václav Hoza
- Jan Arnet
- Karel Růžička
- Petr Král
- Emil Viklický
- Pavel Staněk
- Stanislav Sulkovský
- Laco Tropp
- Luděk Švábenský
- Ivan Smažík
- Josef Pavelka
- Vladimír Tymich
- Antonín Julina
- Jan Konopásek
- Paul Polansky
- Eva Svobodová
- Vincenc Kummer
- Antonín Viktora
- František Kryka
- František Krtička
- Petr Beneš
