Karel Gott - The Golden Voice Of Prague Album

Tracklist

1	Somewhere Conductor – Dalibor BrázdaOrchestra – Dalibor Brázda String OrchestraWritten-By – L. Bernstein, S. Sondheim
2	Be-Bop-A-Lula Orchestra – Karel Duba ComboPerformer – Karel DubaWritten-By – Gene Vincent, Sheriff Davis
3	Fascinating Rhythm Conductor – Karel KrautgartnerOrchestra – Karel Krautgartner OrchestraWritten-By – G. Gershwin/I. Gershwin
4	That Lucky Old Sun Orchestra – Czechoslovak Radio Dance OrchestraWritten-By – Trad.
5	Moon River Orchestra – Czechoslovak Radio Dance OrchestraWritten-By – H. Mancini, J. Mercer
6	Maria Orchestra – Czechoslovak Radio Dance OrchestraWritten-By – L. Bernstein, S. Sondheim
7	The Nearness Of You Double Bass [Uncredited] – Luděk HulanDrums [Uncredited] – Ivan DominákEnsemble – Prague Jazz TrioPiano [Uncredited] – Rudolf RoklWritten-By – H. Carmichael
8	Walk With Me Orchestra – Czechoslovak Radio Dance OrchestraWritten-By – L. Pikart, R. Merlin
9	Snow-Drift-Eyes Orchestra – Czechoslovak Radio Dance OrchestraWritten-By – J. Koplowitz, J. Šlitr
10	My Funny Valentine Double Bass [Uncredited] – Luděk HulanDrums [Uncredited] – Ivan DominákEnsemble – Prague Jazz TrioPiano [Uncredited] – Rudolf RoklWritten-By – R. Rodgers/K. Hart
11	Jezebel Conductor – Karel VlachOrchestra – Karel Vlach And His OrchestraWritten-By – H. Shanklin
12	My World Orchestra – Czechoslovak Radio Dance OrchestraWritten-By – C. Pes, J. Fontana, R. Melin

Versions

Category	Artist	Title (Format)	Label	Category	Country	Year
SUA 13643, DV 10232	Karel Gott	The Golden Voice Of Prague ‎(LP, Comp, Mono, RP)	Supraphon, Supraphon	SUA 13643, DV 10232	Czechoslovakia	1967
SUA 13643, 13 643	Karel Gott	The Golden Voice Of Prague ‎(LP, Comp, Mono, RP)	Supraphon, Supraphon	SUA 13643, 13 643	Czechoslovakia	1972
SUA 13643	Karel Gott	The Golden Voice Of Prague ‎(LP, Album, Mono, RP)	Supraphon	SUA 13643	Czechoslovakia	1971
53643	Karel Gott	The Golden Voice Of Prague ‎(LP, Comp, RP)	Supraphon	53643	Czechoslovakia	1977
SUA ST 53643	Karel Gott	The Golden Voice Of Prague ‎(LP, Comp, RP)	Supraphon	SUA ST 53643	Czechoslovakia	1970

Credits

• Vocals [In English] – Karel Gott

Notes

P 1970
77 1

Companies

• Exported By – Artia

Short intro

Listen free to Karel Gott The Golden Voice Of Prague Moon River, Maria and more. 12 tracks 40:36. In the 1960s he started to study singing at the Prague Conservatoire, his first short record Měsíční řeka a Czech version of Henry Mancini's Moon RiverListen free to Karel Gott The Golden Voice Of Prague Moon River, Maria and more. In the 1960s he started to study singing at the Prague Conservatoire, his first short record Měsíční řeka a Czech version of Henry Mancini's Moon River read more. Karel Gott July 14, 1939 - October 1, 2019 was one of the most successful and widely-known Czech singers. He's called the gol read more. Karel Gott. Pop 2007. Funny Valentine. The Golden Voice of Prague. Writer: Lorenz Hart, Composers: Richard Rodgers. Fascinating Rhythm. Writer: Ira Gershwin, Composers: George Gershwin. Writer: Jiri Suchy, Composers: Jiří Šlitr. Writer: Tex Davis - Gene Vincent, Composers: Tex Davis - Gene Vincent. Walk with Me. Writer: Robert Mellin, Composers: Robert Mellin. The Golden Voice Of Prague. Tex Davis, Gene Vincent. Supraphon Warner Chappell, PEDL, EMI Music Publishing, UMPG Publishing и другие авторские общества 1. Track B2 on this 1970 reissue is supposedly a different version than on earlier releases. Code-Barres et Autres Identifiants. Album by Karel Gott. Moon River. is a cover of. Moon River by Henry Mancini 1961. Jezebel by Frankie Laine 1951. Maria by Leonard Bernstein and Russ Tamblyn 1961. My Funny Valentine. Play jigsaw puzzles for free Home. The Golden Voice of Prague, 2009. My Funny Valentine, 03:57. My World, 02:34. Released: Jun 2018. Golden voice of Prague Czech: Zlatý hlas z Prahy Sinatra of the East Czech: Sinatra Východu Divine Charlie Czech: Božský Kája. 1939-07-1414 July 1939 Plzeň, Protectorate of Bohemia and Moravia. 6 That year, he released his first album, Karel Gott Sings with Supraphon, followed by an English export album titled The Golden Voice of Prague Artia-Supraphon. In 1967, Gott performed at Midem, the music industry trade fair in Cannes, France, where the applause was measured during every concert. Karel Gott released almost 300 albums, starting in the mid-1960s, selling tens of millions of copies around the world. Gott was popular behind the Iron Curtain and became known as the golden voice of Prague, but he also found fame in Western Europe, especially in Germany. He died late on Tuesday after a long and serious illness, his wife said. Gott announced last month he had acute leukaemia. He released his last album in 2018 and was still popular in Germany, Russia and the US, as well as at home where he was seen as the king of Czech pop music. Image copyright Reuters. Image capt