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Chinaski
Chinaski, a Czech pop rock group, was established in 1987 as Starý Hrady by
Pavel Grohman and Michal Novotný. In 1989, Petr Rajchert and Jiří Seydler
joined, and the band renamed itself Chinaski after Henry Chinaski from Charles
Bukowski's novels in 1994. Their second album, Dlouhej kouř (1997), received a
gold certification in 1998. In 2005 and 2007, Chinaski won the Anděl Award
granted by the Czech Academy of Popular Music. Notable singles include "Kutil"
(2000) and "Klára" (2000). The band's album Originál, released in 2002, was the
second highest-selling album in the Czech Re...
