During the Cold War, the Soviet Union was a place filled with restrictive laws and extreme xenophobia. So, it’s not surprising that Communist officials would want to control just what music was broadcast on government-sanctioned radio stations. But there were a lot space for music in Poland, Ungaria, Yugoslavia and other satellite states to experiment funk and Jazz Rock. Welcome to a huge synthesizer wall behind the curtains.
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Playing tracks by Otakar Olšaník & Jan Martiš, Zbigniew Górny Orchestra, Kombi, Tihomir “Pop” Asanović, Spektar and more.
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It is always a difficult journey through time for me. There are not only good memories. In any case, there were many good musicians. Good to hear music from Eastern Europe and Eastern Germany again.
Thanks Jörg... I think so! Anyway I‘m happy to have present just the iceberg of top musicians of that time. + that you like it! I loved the East German Mix you made once... Peace ✌️
An incredible collection!
Amazing music indeed! Thanks so much Liza!
The Groove knows no border. Tremendous set!
Merci Monsieur Gelale for the great comment!
Those Funky Reds ... Who Knew . Nice.
They created their own style. All amazing and educated musicians.