This is the second (and unfortunately last) album from this great Hungarian group. Released in 1976, it’s more brass/jazz/funk than the first one, more prog jazz oriented, and the hungarian lyrics sound fresh for our westerner ears. “The Fever” is a great fender driven jazz funk track, with horns a la Headhunter. “I’m Stretching Out My Arms”, with these dope percussions intro and bridge, reminds me a lot the classic B-Boy break “Jam On The Groove” by Ralf Mc Donald. Anyway, every tracks are great... Jazz funk lovers: don’t sleep on this one.

01. Hajnali ének (Dawn Song)
02. Hol az az ember (Where is that Man)
03. Mint április (Like April)
04. A láz (The Fever)
05. Széttört álmok (Broken Dreams)
06. Kinyújtom kezem (I Reach out my Hands)
07. Hová mehetnék (Where may I go)
08. Igen, szép volt (Yes, It was Nice)
09. Széparcú idegen (Pretty Faced Stranger)

BONUS TRACKS:
10. Csendes kiálltás (Silent Shout)
11. Ha meghallod ezt a dalt (When you Hear this Song)
12. Szép az élet (Life is Wonderful)

Baronits Zsolt - saxophone
Molnár Ákos - saxophone, background vocals
Sipos Endre - trumpet, bassguitar
Friedrich Károly - trombone, bassguitar
Schöck Otto - organ, piano, background vocals
Veszelinov András - drums, background vocals
Turai Tamás - lead vocals, percussion
Tátrai Tibor - guitars

Guest musicians:
Tomsits Rudolf - trumpet
Göz László - trombone
Siliga Miklós - saxophone
Dés László - saxophone
+ String Quarted conducted by Bolba Lajos