Opis
- NA ZAGORSKOM BRIJEGU (Trad./Tomislav Goluban) 3:31
- VINSKA KAPLJA (Trad./Tomislav Goluban) 4:20
- IŠEL BUDEM V KLETICU (Trad./Tomislav Goluban) 3:20
- ČRV I PLANJKA (Tomislav Goluban/Josip Gajski) 3:23
- TEBE RAD IMAM (Tomislav Goluban) 4:01
- CUG (Tomislav Goluban) 1:44
- VLAK VOZI (Tomislav Goluban) 3:29
- BIJEG OD SEBE (Tomislav Goluban) 4:40
- TRAKTOR (Tomislav Goluban) 1:40
- DAJ GAS (Tomislav Goluban) 1:45
- PUT U NIGDJE (Tomislav Goluban/Tomislav Baran) 3:39
- TAMBURA BOOGIE (Tomislav Goluban) 2:23
- POLAKO STARIM (Tomislav Goluban) 3:08
- COPER (Trad./Tomislav Goluban) 3:10
- VRATA (Tomislav Goluban, Nikola Santro) 3:23
- GAJDE BLUES (Tomislav Goluban) 1:11
- JEBIVETER (Tomislav Goluban) 2:26
- CRVENI TEPIH (Tomislav Goluban) 3:36
- ODLAZAK U SAN (Tomislav Goluban) 3:47
- ŽIVOT MI JE KAKTI NOČKA (Trad./Tomislav Goluban) 3:50
- TEBE RAD IMAM (INSTR.) (Tomislav Goluban) 3:50
Ukupno 66:14
DATUM IZDANJA: 21. listopad 2016.
GLAZBENICI: Tomislav Goluban (usna harmonika), Adalbert Turner, Hana Hegedušić, Nikola Santro, Ivana Kurs Podvorec, Gordana Evačić, Darka Veronika Bišćan (vokali), Damir Halilić Hal (mandolina, gitara), Miroslav Evačić (tambura), Toni Starešinić, Paul Kempf (klavijature), Marko First (violina), Stjepan Večković (gajde, dvojnice), Damjan Grbac, Jurica Štelma (kontrabas), Vjekoslav Geček, Aleksandar Vešić (bas), Branko Trajkov (udaraljke), Igor Vugrek (bubnjevi), Mike Sponza, Robert Bašić, Lovro Šicel, Nebojša Buhin, Ante Prgin, Hrvoje Funda (gitare), Krunoslav Zver (truba), Robert Polgar, Aljoša Mutić (saksofon) + Zagorje Brass Quintet i Ansambl Zabok
Nakon 4 nagrade Porin i nastupa u 20 različitih zemalja, Tomislav Goluban snimio je osmi studijski album “Kaj Blues Etno”. Uz obrade tradicijskih napjeva tu je pregršt autorskih naslova te instrumentalnih skladbi. Neskidašnjim spojem žanrova i instrumenata, Goluban je i ovim uratkom pomaknuo vlastite kreativne granice. Kombinacija zagorskih motiva, bluesa i etno glazbe uz 40 glazbenika (instrumentalista, pjevača i pjevačica), odvest će vas na mjesto gdje postajete neopterećeni bilo kakvim stresom svakodnevnice. Album je još jedan u nizu eksperimenata spajanja različitih dijelova svijeta glazbom. Kroz rock aranžmane s razigranom sekcijom puhača, akustičnim minimalističkim temama uz gajde, dvojnice, tambure, mandolinu i slide gitare, Goluban prebire po ljubavnim jadima, temama prolaznosti i brzine života, usponima i padovima, mračnim tunelima nakon kojih ipak dođete na sunčani brijeg. Ulogu ritmičnih instrumenata ovaj su put dobili čak i stari traktori Ursus i Ferguson. Tu je naravno i Golubanova vječna inspiracija vlak te razne životinje, crvi, planjke i kleti…
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On his 8th studio album Kaj Blues Etno, Tomislav Goluban delivers 21 tracks, showcasing some traditional Croatian (Zagorje) song sand instrumentals, and an abundance of new, self-penned material, resulting in a unique fusion of different genres and instruments. As its very title suggests, the album encompasses three themes – the traditional music of Tomislav’s native Zagorje [using its native Kajkavian, or Kaykavian, dialect], the blues and ethno or world music. As many as forty musicians collaborated on Tomislav’s new release; their outstanding musicianship and diverse musical talents proved to be a perfect vehicle for Goluban’s ideas. By employing a range of musical instruments, among them bagpipe, double flute, tambura, violin, mandolin, tapan, daf, darbuka or udu drum, and by incorporating train and tractor sound effects, Tomislav creates songs that carryan instantly and fully recognizable, specific author signature. Kaj Blues Etno is a splendid example of the successful implementation of country/delta blues into (Kajkavian) Croatian language, giving birth to a completely ”new“ sound. With regard to Tomislav, though, this sound is anything but new. Those who follow him and know him well, know also that this has been his guiding idea, his leitmotif for years. This fusion of different musical expressions has taken impressive proportions. While some musicians can convincingly and credibly cover well-known blues standards, others are completely comfortable and confident with their improvisational skills. But what a few have attained is acreative blend of the above, and that is precisely what makes Kaj Blues Etno such an original, truly unique album.
