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Brutus is a Czech rock musical group with a long tradition. They call their style ''true bigbeat'' (the Czech word ''bigbeat'' is different from the English use more or less connected with the music of the 1960s from rock and roll to rock music played for dancing) Brutus was established in 1967 under the name ''Mandragora''. In 1973 their performances were banned by the communist censorship and they started playing under the name ''Elektronik''. The name was changed to ''Brutus'' in 1980 and there was a period (1982-1989) when the band had to play as ''Kyklop''. Since the Velvet Revolution in 1989 the band has again been called ''Brutus'' and has performed every Friday and Sunday of the year all around the Czech Republic. They played with British UK Subs, TV Smith, Suzi Quatro, Dr. Feelgood or Slovak Zóna A, or No Name. They also cooperate with The Vibrators. The group appeared in the movie ''Indian Summer'' (1995) by Saša Gedeon. == Members == There have been 45 members in the history of the band. The founders of the band in 1966/7 were Vlastimil Beneš, Libor Laun, Michal Pleska, Miloslav Černý, Zdeněk Havelka, Vladimír Lankaš, Václav Matějka, Ivan Mikšovic, Jindřich Průcha, Zdeněk Steidl and Milan Tyburec. Present members are Pavel Fišar, Jozef Kupčík, Vladimír Hasal, Václav Trlica, Milan Křížanovský, František Matějovský, Alexander "Sáša" Pleska and Zbyněk Šlajchrt. The band master is Vladimír Hasal (born 1955) and the front man is Alexander "Sáša" Pleska (born 1947) who plays the keyboard, sings and feeds the audience with his humour. 抄文引用元・出典: フリー百科事典『 ウィキペディア（Wikipedia）』 ■ウィキペディアで「Brutus (Czech band)」の詳細全文を読む スポンサード リンク
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