Dežo Ursiny was a veteran from the Bratislava beat scene of the sixties, playing in groups such as The Beatmen and The Soulmen. The latter released a 4-track EP on Panton in 1967. The backing group Provisorium was formed in 1972 and included the rhythm section of recently disbanded Flamengo (Kulhánek and Šedivý). The 1973 album is quite remarkable, a mature classical pop attempt resembling David Bowie at the time of Space Oddity, but with more jazzy sophistication than this. Even more remarkable was the use of English lyrics, which at the time usually meant being banned by the authorities. The orchestration on this album is really beautiful on the 20-minute track "Christmas Time". This album tends to be overlooked by collectors of Czech progressive rock, but truely belongs among the best and most integrated works. The two later albums have lyrics in Slovakian and are enjoyable for their melodic, nocturnal jazz-rock songs with tasteful keyboard contributions from Jaroslav Filip
01. "Christmas Time/Cas Vanoc" 19:29
02. "Looking For The Place To Spend Next Summer/Hledam misto, kde stravim pristi leto" 6:02
03. "Apple Tree In Winter/Jablon v zime" 4:50
04. "I Have Found/Pochopil jsem" 7:58
Dežo Ursiny /guitar. Vocals
Jaroslav Filip /piano, organ, bells, tympany
Vladimír Kulhánek / bass guitar
Jaroslav Šedivý /drums
Jaroslav Kubík /flute, saxophone
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