Jaromír Nohavica: V Tom Roce Pitomém versie op vinyl LP in standaard editie. Deze specifieke uitgave werd uitgebracht in Tsjechoslowakije bij uitgeverij Panton in het jaar 1991.

"V Tom Roce Pitomém" is a 1990 album by Czech singer-songwriter Jaromír Nohavica, showcasing his talent for blending poignant lyrics with folk-inspired melodies. The album features a collection of 14 tracks, each telling its own story with Nohavica's characteristic wit and emotional depth. Songs like "Děvenka Štestí A Mládenec Žal" and "Vlaštovky" exhibit Nohavica's ability to capture the essence of Czech culture and the human experience. "Když Mě Brali Za Vojáka" reflects on the compulsory military service that was a reality for many young men during the era. "Pochod Marodů" and "Na Jedné Lodi Plujem" continue to display his storytelling prowess, while "V Hospodě Na Rynku" offers a glimpse into Czech pub life. The title track, "V Tom Roce Pitomém," along with songs like "Kopačák," "Pravda A Lež," and the introspective "Já Neumím," contribute to the album's reflective nature, making it a significant work in Nohavica's discography and in the canon of Czech folk music.

Album valt binnen het genre Folk, Wereld & Country, Folk en Tsjecho-Slowaakse klassiekers.

Jaromír Nohavica: V Tom Roce Pitomém versie op vinyl LP in standaard editie. Deze specifieke uitgave werd uitgebracht in Tsjechoslowakije bij uitgeverij Panton in het jaar 1990.

"V Tom Roce Pitomém" is a 1990 album by Czech singer-songwriter Jaromír Nohavica, showcasing his talent for blending poignant lyrics with folk-inspired melodies. The album features a collection of 14 tracks, each telling its own story with Nohavica's characteristic wit and emotional depth. Songs like "Děvenka Štestí A Mládenec Žal" and "Vlaštovky" exhibit Nohavica's ability to capture the essence of Czech culture and the human experience. "Když Mě Brali Za Vojáka" reflects on the compulsory military service that was a reality for many young men during the era. "Pochod Marodů" and "Na Jedné Lodi Plujem" continue to display his storytelling prowess, while "V Hospodě Na Rynku" offers a glimpse into Czech pub life. The title track, "V Tom Roce Pitomém," along with songs like "Kopačák," "Pravda A Lež," and the introspective "Já Neumím," contribute to the album's reflective nature, making it a significant work in Nohavica's discography and in the canon of Czech folk music.

Album valt binnen het genre Folk, Wereld & Country, Folk en Tsjecho-Slowaakse klassiekers.