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Flamengo was one of the earliest [[:Category: Czech Republic|Czech]] progressive rock groups. It was established in 1966.[1][2]

The band's original line-up consisted of: [[Přemysl Černý]] - drums, [[František Francl]] - lead guitar, [[Pavel Fořt]] - rhythm guitar, [[Eduard Vršek]] - keyboard, [[Jiří Čížek]] - bass, [[Petr Novák]] - vocals. Vocalist Joan Duggan from Newcastle joined the group in 1969, but left with Francl after the two were married (they would later join [[Jazz Q]]). The line-up continued to change before settling after the arrival of vocalist [[Vladimír Mišík]], saxophonist and flautist [[Jan Kubík]] and bassist [[Vladimír Guma Kulhánek|Vladimír "Guma" Kulhánek]], who joined [[Ivan Khunt]] and [[Pavel Fořt]]. In 1971, this line-up recorded one of the most beloved Czech rock albums, "Kuře v hodinkách".[3] Poet Josef Kainar wrote the lyrics for the album. The record was quickly banned by the communist regime under normalization. It became legendary, and is now considered one of the best albums coming out of the Czech rock music scene.[4] In 2013, they were the nominated band for ''Beatová síň slávy.'', a list of people and bands who have made significant contributions to Czech rock music.[5]

==Discography==
'''Albums'''
* Kuře v hodinkách (1972)
* The Best of Flamengo - 1967-71 (1994)
* Paní v černém - singly 1967-72 (2003)
* Živé Kuře v hodinkách (2015) – DVD

'''Singles'''
* „Já budu chodit po špičkách“ / „Povídej“ (1967)
* „Vyber si palác“ / „Svou lásku jsem rozdal“ (1967)
* „Náhrobní kámen“ / „Paní v černém“ (1967)
* „Džbán“ / „Poprava blond holky“ (1967)
* „Co skrýváš v očích“ / „Zavraždil jsem lásku“ (1968)
* „No Replay“ / „The Way for Horses“ (1969), (No Reply - coververze Johna Mayalla)
* „Summertime“ / „To Much Love is a Bad Thing“ (1969), (Summertime - coververze Janis Joplin))
* „Každou chvíli“ / „Týden v elektrickém městě“ (1971)
* „Kuře v hodinkách“ / „Stále dál“ (1972)

'''Splits'''
* Vím, že pláčem to skončí (1970) (Bratislavská lýra '70)

'''Compilations'''
* Bazarem proměn 1967–1976 - Flamengo, Jazz Q, Etc… (LP Panton, 1990)
* Náhrobní kámen - Petr Novák, singly 1967-69 - Flamengo, George & Beatovens (CD Bonton, 1996)

== References ==
# Tůma, Jaromír. [http://www.ceskyhudebnislovnik.cz/slovnik/index.php?option=com_mdictionary&action=record_detail&id=1000412 "Flamengo"] (in Czech). Český hudební slovník osob a institucí. Retrieved 3 May 2011.
# [http://www.progarchives.com/artist.asp?id=2325 FLAMENGO music, discography, MP3, videos and reviews]
# [http://www.muzikus.cz/pro-muzikanty-serialy/Kure-v-hodinkach-Flamengo-mezi-spiony-a-mikrofony-1~29~kveten~2006/ Křivka, Jiří (2006-05-29). "Kuře v hodinkách - Flamengo mezi špióny a mikrofony (1.)" (in Czech). Muzikus. Retrieved 3 May 2011.]
# [http://cpaaffiliatemarketing.info/videocbw/video/-_cgS6cL5DI/-T%C3%BDden-v-elektrick%C3%A9m-m%C4%9Bst%C4%9B-by-Flamengo-Czech-Republic-1971.html "Týden v elektrickém městě" by Flamengo (Czech Republic, 1971) videos Site]
# https://www.radiobeat.cz/cs/1/9824/beatova-sin-slavy-2013-uz-zitra/

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 * Bazarem proměn 1967–1976 - Flamengo, Jazz Q, Etc… (LP Panton, 1990)
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