Karel Gott - Lady Carneval Pouťový Triky

Review by dimitri quintana

Album Review: Lady Carneval Pouťový Triky by Karel Gott Karel Gott’s Lady Carneval Pouťový Triky is one of those albums that sneaks up on you. Released in 1970 in Czechoslovakia under the Supraphon label, it’s a vibrant mix of pop and Latin vibes with a dash of schlager charm. If you’re into vocal-heavy tunes with an orchestra backing that feels like a warm hug, this record might just become your new favorite. Let me start with the title track, “Lady Carneval.” Man, this song sticks to your brain like gum on a hot summer day. The melody has this playful bounce to it, thanks to Karel Svoboda’s genius composition and the lush arrangements from Orchestr Polydoru. Karel Gott’s voice? Smooth as silk, wrapping around the lyrics penned by Jiří Štaidl. It’s impossible not to imagine yourself twirling at some carnival somewhere, even if you’ve never been to one. There’s something magical about how the music lifts your mood—it’s pure escapism in three minutes. Then there’s “Pouťový Triky,” which appears twice on the album (once as “Poutový Triky”). Don’t ask me why they spelled it two ways; maybe it was a typo or just ‘70s chillness. Anyway, this track stands out because it’s got grit. Martina Kunstová joins Karel Gott on vocals here, adding a layer of sass and soulfulness. The interplay between their voices gives the song a dynamic edge, making it feel like a conversation rather than a performance. Plus, the rhythm is so catchy, you’ll probably hum it while doing chores. The album's credits read like a who’s who of Czech talent back then. Ladislav Rada designed the cover art, which screams retro cool, and Luboš Svátek’s photography adds a personal touch. Sleeve notes by Josef Souček and liner notes by Pavel Bartík give context for listeners who want to dive deeper into the story behind the music. Honestly, the whole package feels like a labor of love. Listening to Lady Carneval Pouťový Triky today feels like stepping into a time capsule. It’s not perfect—some parts sound dated, sure—but that’s part of its charm. You can tell everyone involved poured their hearts into it. And hey, isn’t that what makes music timeless? Final thought: Imagine hearing this album blasting from a vintage gramophone at a quirky café. Weird, right? But also kinda awesome.

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Artist: Karel Gott
Album: Lady Carneval Pouťový Triky

Czechoslovakia

1969

Rating: 5.0

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Tracks

Track	Duration	Preview
Lady Carneval
Poutový Triky
Pouťový Triky

Video

Karel Gott a Martina Kunstová - Pouťový triky (7.10.1968)

Lady Karneval

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Catalog Numbers

0 43 0579
1 43 0579

Labels

Supraphon

Listen online

lytte på nettet
online luisteren
escuchar en línea
kuunnella verkossa
ascolta in linea
lyssna på nätet
ouvir online
online anhören
écouter en ligne

Formats

Vinyl
7"
45 RPM
Repress
Mono
Stereo

Companies

Role	Company
Pressed By	Gramofonové Závody

Credits

Role	Credit
Cover	Ladislav Rada
Liner Notes	Pavel Bartík
Lyrics By	Jiří Štaidl
Music By	Karel Svoboda
Orchestra	Orchestr Polydoru
Vocals	Karel Gott
Photography By	Luboš Svátek
Sleeve Notes	Josef Souček
Design	Bohumil Šejda

Notes

Píseň z festivalu v Rio de Janeiro
[track A: song from a festival in Rio de Janeiro]
℗ 1968
Different colour (brown) of the cover
© Petar Zapletal 1968 - Cover © Bohumil Šejda 1968
[Retailed in random preprinted picture sleeves with overprinted basic credits in low quality black letterpress.]
P 1968
Published 69 2
Different Cover: A Line between Lady Carneval and Poutovny triky
© Petar Zapletal 1968 - Cover © Eva Menešiová 1968
Ⓟ 1968
[Retailed in random neutral sleeves or in preprinted picture sleeves with overprinted basic credits in low quality black letterpress.]
Published 69 1
Píseň z festivalu v Rio de Janeiro [A]
Nejžádanější deska Top Ten Supraphon
© Josef Souček 1968 - Cover © Ladislav Rada 1968
———
Retailed in a preprinted neutral Supraphon sleeve “Top Ten Supraphon” with generic liner notes on back cover, and with overprinted credits in low quality black letterpress.
Track A: song from a song contest in Rio de Janeiro.
Published 68 2
Different Cover: No title "Lady Carneval" on Cover
69 2
69 1
© Josef Soucek 1968 - Cover © Ladislav Rada 1968
Published 70 2
Different Cover
68 2
© Jiri Cerny - Cover © Bohumil Šejda 1968 Photography © Lubos Svatek 1968
diffrent cover
[A] Píseň z festivalu v Rio de Janeiro
_____________________________
Retailed in neutral sleeve

Barcodes

Matrix / Runout (Label A): D 03127
Matrix / Runout (Label AA): D 03128
Matrix / Runout (Runout stamp A): D 03127/H C
Matrix / Runout (Runout stamp AA): D 03128/C J
Rights Society: BIEM
Price Code: h
Other (Manufacturing date code): 70 1
Matrix / Runout (Runout stamp A,): D 03127/H D
Matrix / Runout (Runout stamp AA): D 03128/D A
Other (Manufacturing date code): 69 1
Matrix / Runout (Runout stamp A,variant 1): D 03127/H B
Matrix / Runout (Runout stamp AA,variant 1): D 03128/C H
Matrix / Runout (Runout stamp A,variant 2): D 03127/H C
Matrix / Runout (Runout stamp AA,variant 2): D 03128/D A
Other (Manufacturing date code): 69 2
Matrix / Runout (Side A): D 03127
Matrix / Runout (Side AA): D 03128
Matrix / Runout (Side A - Full runout stamp): D 03127/B B
Matrix / Runout (Side AA - Full runout stamp): D 03128/B C
Other (Retail price code): h
Matrix / Runout (A): D 03127
Matrix / Runout (AA): D 03128
Other (Rights society): BIEM
Other (Manufacturing date code): 70 2
Matrix / Runout (Runout stamp AA): D 03128/D B
Matrix / Runout (Side A - Full runout stamp Variant 1): D 03127/J A
Matrix / Runout (Side AA - Full runout stamp Variant 1): D 03128/B B
Matrix / Runout (Side A - Full runout stamp Variant 2): D 03127/B A
Matrix / Runout (Side AA - Full runout stamp Variant 2): D 03128/D C
Other (Printed matter registration number): B-03*11333
Matrix / Runout (Runout stamp A): D 03127/B A
Other (Manufacturing date code): 68 2
Matrix / Runout (Side A - Full runout stamp): D 03127/H D
Matrix / Runout (Side AA - Full runout stamp): D 03128/B B
Matrix / Runout (Side AA - Full runout stamp): D 03128/D C
Matrix / Runout (Side AA - Full runout stamp Variant 1): D 03128/C J
Matrix / Runout (Side A - Full runout stamp): D 03127/B A
Matrix / Runout (Side AA - Full runout stamp): D 03128/D A
Other (Manufacturing date code): 71 1
Matrix / Runout (Side A - Full runout stamp): D 03127/C A
Matrix / Runout (Runout stamp A, variant 1): D 03127/B A
Matrix / Runout (Runout stamp AA, variant 1): D 03128/C E
Matrix / Runout (Runout stamp A, variant 2): D 03127/J A
Matrix / Runout (Runout stamp AA, variant 2): D 03128/B C
Matrix / Runout (Side A - Full runout stamp Variant 3): D 03127/E A
Matrix / Runout (Side AA - Full runout stamp Variant 3): D 03128/D A
Matrix / Runout (A): H 0137
Matrix / Runout (AA): H 0138

Interesting fact about Album

Did you know? Karel Gott's 1970 album *Lady Carneval Pouťový Triky* is a hidden gem from Czechoslovakia. It blends pop and Latin vibes with Schlager-style vocals, creating a unique sound for its time. The album even features Martina Kunstová on a few tracks, adding her voice to the mix. Fun fact: the cover art was done by Ladislav Rada, while legendary composer Karel Svoboda handled the music. It’s like a little time capsule of creativity from back then!