artwork [obraz] Mikuláš Medek
bass guitar, bells Jiří Kozel
contrabass Jiří Pellant
design [cover design] Pavel Jasanský
design [original cover] Stanislav Dvorský
drums Vlado Čech
drums, bells [koňské rolničky] Milan Vitoch
engineer [uncredited] Jan Chalupský
flute, alto saxophone, piccolo flute, performer [umělecký Řetěz], siren, temple block [wood bloky], flute [hawaiian] Jiří Stivín
guitar, performer [file], siren Radim Hladík
photography by Alexandr Janovský
piano, organ, trumpet [trumpetfagot], performer [onanium, masturbon, vábničky] Martin Kratochvíl
producer Michael Prostějovský
producer Tony-line
producer, liner notes Antonín Matzner
recording supervisor [hudební režie] Mojmír Balling
remastered by Oldřich Slezák
technician [technická spolupráce] Jiří Rohan
Phonographic Copyright (p) Sony Music / Bonton s.r.o.
Copyright (c) Sony Music / Bonton s.r.o.
Phonographic Copyright (p) Supraphon
Remastered At ADK Prague
Glass Mastered At Sonopress
Věnováno památce Lubomíra Pristofa [1]
Věnováno Peter MacMahonovi [3]

Natočeno v pražském studiu Dejvice v březnu 1970
℗ 1970 Supraphon (původní čislo LP desky 1 13 0845)
℗ + © 2001 Sony Music / Bonton s.r.o.

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℗ 1970 Supraphon
℗ + © 2001 Sony Music / Bonton s.r.o.
Remastering ADK Prague
Na přední straně obalu reprodukován obraz Mikuláše Medka Sentimentální signál IV, 1967
Original cover © 1970
Photos © 1970
Lithography Princo International, s.r.o.
Total time 39:58

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Recorded at studio Dejvice, Prague, March 1970.
Track 2 also known as “A Visit To Aunty Margaret For A Cup Of Tea”, track 3 also known as “Perhaps We’ll Probably Take The Dog Out”.

Issued in a standard jewel case with a clear tray. Includes a 4-page booklet.
Barcode: 5 099750 310021 (text)
Label Code: LC 5668
Rights Society: OSA
Rights Society: BIEM
Matrix / Runout: [Sonopress logo] A-53698/ 503100-2 A
Mastering SID Code: IFPI L0 30
Mould SID Code: IFPI 0713