- Events in Jablonec
- KRAUSBERRY
Description of the event
Unbridled and animalistic. This is the reputation that accompanies the band, which was founded by drummer, singer, composer and lyricist Martin Kraus, when he broke up in 1984 after three years together with the group Bluesberry. One of the essential roles in the creation of the band was played by the friendship between Martin Kraus and Zdenek Vrešťál from the group Nerez, who initially played bass in the band. It was he who wrote important songs for Krausberry such as Vlakem na Kolín, Ohníčky or Ubrusy. However, most of the texts were created by Martin Kraus personally. The hits Kořenová zelenina, Starý časy, Šiksa a gadžo, Vendulka, Můstek, the old Sun grave, Podíly, Hospodská holku, Na Hrad, Vlak na Kolín and others will be performed. About the formation of the band: "Ivan, Richard, Mário, why not go for a beer in the evening?" "Yes, yes, that would be possible. And where?" "To Houtyš, where else!" "Look, it needs a drum and a guitar, we'll play the blues, I'll take care of it somehow. Oh, and we won't be without singing either, Martin will come, he's just putting the band together." That's how the great Krausberry was born one Sunday. You will learn more in the verse chronicle "Krausberry - facts, myths, affairs", which will be published when it arrives. Mário Císař Blues rock legend on the home scene. "Some want to be with you and some want to be away from you, but in any case, I all want to go to heaven."
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