Žamboši: To se to hraje... (Isn’t It Great to Play...)
The first official album of the Vsetín musical couple Žamboši brings fifteen different songs mostly composed by Jan Žamboch under the title To se to hraje... (Isn’t It Great to Play...). The Vsetín singer and composer Jan Žamboch burst in like a storm onto music stages in 2002 with the project called Žamboši, in which the woman of his life Stanislava Brahová sings. At the same time, music critics and colleagues started to be interested in a young Vsetín forester accompanied by a reputation of a very competent guitar player. The Žamboši songs cannot be strictly classified as folk; it would be more appropriate to speak of folk-jazz. In the debut album, elaborated odd-beat songs alternate with jazz motifs, but also ordinary march with more exotic reggae. Merry texts based on a very sophisticated minute play with words alternate with testimonies, during which a shiver runs down the listeners’ spines. Bezpečné reggae (Safe Raggae) or Krátká paměť (Short Memory) reflect the view of contemporary thirty-year-olds of events around us with openness and depth for which the stagnating folk scene had been waiting in vain for long. Singing by Stanislava Brahová and Jan Žamboch is to be heard in the CD as well as on a stage, supported by Jan’s inventive guitar accompaniment. To make the album musically more full-bodied, the Žamboši agreed with the music director Lukáš Španihel (Docuku, Soláň) on the participation of guests who in some songs would come to help. Thanks to them the sound of the album is rich, and each song has its own atmosphere built up into the last detail.

Žamboši: To se to hraje... (Isn’t It Great to Play...)

The first official album of the Vsetín musical couple Žamboši brings fifteen different songs mostly composed by Jan Žamboch under the title To se to hraje... (Isn’t It Great to Play...). The Vsetín singer and composer Jan Žamboch burst in like a storm onto music stages in 2002 with the project called Žamboši, in which the woman of his life Stanislava Brahová sings. At the same time, music critics and colleagues started to be interested in a young Vsetín forester accompanied by a reputation of a very competent guitar player. The Žamboši songs cannot be strictly classified as folk; it would be more appropriate to speak of folk-jazz. In the debut album, elaborated odd-beat songs alternate with jazz motifs, but also ordinary march with more exotic reggae. Merry texts based on a very sophisticated minute play with words alternate with testimonies, during which a shiver runs down the listeners’ spines. Bezpečné reggae (Safe Raggae) or Krátká paměť (Short Memory) reflect the view of contemporary thirty-year-olds of events around us with openness and depth for which the stagnating folk scene had been waiting in vain for long. Singing by Stanislava Brahová and Jan Žamboch is to be heard in the CD as well as on a stage, supported by Jan’s inventive guitar accompaniment. To make the album musically more full-bodied, the Žamboši agreed with the music director Lukáš Španihel (Docuku, Soláň) on the participation of guests who in some songs would come to help. Thanks to them the sound of the album is rich, and each song has its own atmosphere built up into the last detail.



První oficiální album vsetínské písničkářské dvojice Žamboši přináší pod názvem To se to hraje patnáct různorodých písní, jejichž autorem je z převážné části Jan Žamboch. Hudebně propracované lichodobé písně střídají jazzové motivy, ale také třeba docela obyčejný pochod, dostane se i na exotičtě.......
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