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Not to be confused with The Olympics (band).

Olympic
OriginPrague, Czechoslovakia
GenresHard rock, pop rock, rock and roll
Years active1962–present
MembersPetr Janda
Milan Broum
Martin Vajgl
Past membersMilan Peroutka
Miloslav Růžek
Miroslav Berka
Pavel Chrastina
František Ringo Čech
Jan Antonín Pacák
Jaromír Klempíř
Jiří Laurent
Ladislav Klein
Miki Volek
Jiří Korn
Petr Hejduk
Pavel Bobek
Jan Hauser
Jiří Hauser
Ladislav Chvalkovský
Pavel Petráš
Jiří Valenta
Websitehttp://www.bestia.cz/olympic

Olympic is a Czech rock band, founded in 1962 in Prague. The group celebrated 55 years in 2017.[1]

Members

  • Petr Janda (guitar, vocals)
  • Milan Broum (bass guitar, vocals)
  • Martin Vajgl (drums, vocals)

Former members

  • Miroslav Berka (keyboard 1962–1987)
  • Jiří Valenta (keyboard, vocals 1986–2020)[2]

Discography

Studio albums

  • 1968: Želva (Supraphon)
  • 1969: Pták Rosomák (Supraphon)
  • 1971: Jedeme jedeme (Supraphon)
  • 1973: Olympic 4 (Supraphon)
  • 1978: Marathon (Supraphon)
  • 1980: Prázdniny na Zemi (Supraphon)
  • 1981: Ulice (Supraphon)
  • 1984: Laboratoř (Supraphon) / Laboratory (Artia)
  • 1985: Kanagom (Supraphon)
  • 1986: Bigbít (Supraphon)
  • 1988: Když ti svítí zelená (Supraphon)
  • 1990: Ó jé (Supraphon)
  • 1994: Dávno BEST I.A., a.s.
  • 1997: Brejle BEST I.A., a.s.
  • 1999: Karavana BEST I.A., a.s.
  • 2003: Dám si tě klonovat BEST I.A., a.s.
  • 2006: Trilogy (3CD) BEST I.A., a.s. Pozn.: Znovunatočená alba Prázdniny..., Ulice a Laboratoř
  • 2007: Sopka BEST I.A., a.s.
  • 2011: Back to Love BEST I.A., a.s. Pozn.: Nikdy nevydané album natočené ve Francii 1969.
  • 2013: Souhvězdí šílenců (Supraphon)
  • 2014: Souhvězdí drsňáků (Supraphon)
  • 2015: Souhvězdí romantiků (Supraphon)
  • 2018: Trilobit (Supraphon)

References

  1. ^ "Olympic oslaví padesátku: Vydali knihu a kolekci alb". denik.cz (in Czech). 3 November 2012. Retrieved 21 May 2013.
  2. ^ Špulák, Jaroslav (3 April 2020). "Skupinu Olympic opustil kvůli zdraví klávesista Jiří Valenta. Vzniká její nová deska". PRÁVO (in Czech). Retrieved 27 May 2020.
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