"Pevniny a vrchy 2" contains live recordings of The Soulmen from the 1st Czechoslovak Beat Festival from 1967 and of Provisorium from 1971, in a very low sound quality. The album "Pevniny a vrchy" was part of the eponymous biography or Ursiny by Marián Jaslovský. ( ) Discography With The Beatmen Singles Safely Arrived/The Enchanted Lie - 1965 (Supraphon) Break It/Let's Make A Summer - 1965 (Supraphon) With The Soulmen EP Sample Of Happiness/Wake Up/I Wish I Were/Baby Do Not Cry – 1968 (Panton) Solo career Studio albums English album Dežo Ursiny & Provisorium – 1973 (Supraphon) Slovak albums (all but the first one as Dežo Ursiny – Ivan Štrpka): Pevnina detstva (Childhood's Mainland) – 1978 (Opus) Nové mapy ticha (New Maps Of Silence) – 1979 (Opus) Modrý vrch (Blue Hill) – 1981 (Opus) 4/4 – 1983 (Opus) Bez počasia (Without Weather) – 1984 (Opus) Zelená (Green) – 1986 (Opus) Na ceste domov (On The Way Home) – 1987 (Opus) Momentky (Snapshots) – 1990 (Opus) Do tla (Burned To Embers) – 1991 (Opus) Ten istý tanec (The Same Dance) – 1992 (Arta) Príbeh (Story) – 1994 (BMG Ariola) Compilation albums: Pevniny a vrchy (Mainlands And Hills) – 1997 (Bonton/Slovenský rozhlas) Pevniny a vrchy 2 (Mainlands And Hills 2) – 2000 (Sony Music Bonton) Live: Posledný príbeh live (The Last Story Live) – 2000 (Rádio Bratislava) Single: Hra je hra/Stá pieseň o daždi – 1980 See also The Beatmen The Soulmen Jaroslav Filip The 100 Greatest Slovak Albums of All Time Notes External links 1947 births 1995 deaths Czechoslovak Big Beat groups and musicians Slovak musicians Deaths from cancer in Slovakia