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Rudolf Dašek (27 August 1933 – 1 February 2013) was a Czech guitarist.
Contents
- Jir stiv n rudolf da ek past rsk sheperds song album system tandem ljubljana 1974
- Rudolf Daek Toto Blanke Philip Catherine Praha 1982
- Biography
- Songs
- References
Rudolf Dašek, Toto Blanke , Philip Catherine - Praha 1982
Biography
Dašek was born in Prague and studied at the Prague Conservatory from 1962 to 1966 with professors including Milan Zelenka. While there he formed a trio and became well known as a guest soloist with Karel Velebný’s group SHQ. In 1964 he established a trio which included George Mraz, and from 1967–1968 he played with Ladislav Déczi’s quintet Jazz Cellula. He also joined Gustav Brom’s orchestra and the Prague Radio Symphony Orchestra.
From 1968 to 1970 Dašek was a member of the house band at the Blue Note club in Berlin and played with Lou Bennett’s trio. During this period he accompanied Benny Bailey, Carmell Jones, Tony Scott, Leo Wright, and many others. With Jiří Stivín he worked in the duo Systém Tandem (1971–1975, re-formed 1985), which performed successfully at European festivals. In addition Dašek performed with Philip Catherine and Christian Escoudé and toured repeatedly with Toto Blanke in an acoustic-guitar duo. He also recorded with Blanke in 1999.
Songs
El Pelado1991
TramontanaBetween the Bridge and the Silence · 1991
San IgnacioBetween the Bridge and the Silence · 1991