List of Už jsme doma members

The following is a chronology of the lineups of the Czech progressive rock group Už jsme doma.[1][2] The band has released eleven studio albums, toured worldwide, and strongly influenced the Czech alternative rock scene.[3]

Už jsme doma formed in 1985 in Teplice, Czechoslovakia, and later became based in Prague after the Velvet Revolution. No musicians have played in all lineups of the band, but singer, composer, and multi-instrumentalist Miroslav Wanek (also of FPB) has led the group since 1986. In addition to Wanek and longtime illustrator Martin Velíšek, Už jsme doma has included one trumpet player, five saxophonists, five guitarists, two melodic percussionists, eight bass players (plus Wanek from 1986 to 1988), and six drummers (plus Milan Nový, who was also an early saxophonist).

Members

Current

Miroslav Wanek – lead vocals, guitar, keyboards, bass (1986–present)
Pepa Červinka – bass, vocals (2005–present)
Adam Tomášek – trumpet, vocals (2007–present)
Vojtěch Bořil – drums (2016–present)
Martin Velíšek – illustrations (1994–present)

Past

Jindra Dolanský – saxophone, vocals (1985–2001; one-off, 2005)
Milan Nový – saxophone, vocals (1985–1986); drums, vocals (1987–1989, 1993–1995)
Martin Kubát – saxophone (1986)
Martina Fialová – saxophone, vocals (1987–1988)
Alice Kalousková – saxophone, vocals (1987–1991; one-off, 2005)
Jiří Solar – guitar (1985–1986)
Ota Chlupsa – guitar, vocals (1985–1986)
Romek Hanzlík – guitar, vocals, vibraphone (1986–1996; one-off, 2005; died 2019)

Radek Podveský – guitar, vocals (1996–2005)
Petr Židel – guitar, vocals (2005–2007; died 2016)
Jiří Závodný – keyboards, vocals (1985–1986; one-off, 2005)
Roman Kolařík – vibraphone, vocals (1985–1986; one-off, 2005)
Petr Keřka – bass (1985–1986)
Pavel Keřka – bass, vocals (1988–1993)
Jan Cerha – bass, vocals (1993–1995)
Kamil Krůta – bass, vocals (1995–1996)
Jan Čejka – bass, vocals (1996–2001; one-off, 2005)
Jaroslav Cvach – bass, vocals (2001–2003; one-off, 2005)
Miloš Albrecht – bass, vocals (2003–2005)
Jula Horváth – drums (1985–1987; died 2009)
Pavel Pavlíček – drums (1989–1993)
Petr Böhm – drums (1995–2005; one-off, 2005)
Tomáš Paleta – drums (2005–2011)
Jaroslav Noga – drums (2011–2016)

Timeline

Lineups

**Už jsme doma line-ups**
(1985)[1]	Jindra Dolanský – saxophone, vocals Milan Nový – saxophone, vocals Jiří Solar – guitar, vocals Jiří Závodný – piano, vocals Petr Keřka – bass, vocals Jula Horváth – drums	"Jo Nebo Nebo" recording released on Patnáct Kapek Vody (recorded 1985, released 2000) "Parník 1985" 7 inch (recorded 1985, released 2016)
(1985–1986)[1]	Jindra Dolanský – saxophone, vocals Milan Nový – saxophone, vocals Martin Kubát – saxophone, vocals Ota Chlupsa – guitar, vocals Jiří Solar – guitar, vocals Jiří Závodný – piano, vocals Petr Keřka – bass, vocals Jula Horváth – drums, percussion Roman Kolařík – xylophone
(1986)[1]	Miroslav Wanek – vocals Jindra Dolanský – saxophone, vocals Martin Kubát – saxophone, vocals Ota Chlupsa – guitar, vocals Romek Hanzlík – guitar, vibraphone, vocals Jiří Závodný – piano, vocals Petr Keřka – bass, vocals Jula Horváth – drums
(1986–1987)[1]	Miroslav Wanek – vocals, bass Jindra Dolanský – saxophone, vocals Romek Hanzlík – guitar, vibraphone, vocals Jula Horváth – drums	Uprostřed slov (original self-released cassette, 1987)
(1987–1988)[1]	Miroslav Wanek – vocals, bass Jindra Dolanský – saxophone, vocals Romek Hanzlík – guitar, vibraphone, vocals Alice Kalousková – saxophone, vocals Martina Fialová – saxophone, vocals Milan Nový – drums, vocals
(1988)[1]	Miroslav Wanek – vocals Jindra Dolanský – saxophone, vocals Romek Hanzlík – guitar, vibraphone, vocals Alice Kalousková – saxophone, vocals Martina Fialová – saxophone, vocals Pavel Keřka – bass, vocals Milan Nový – drums, vocals
(1988–1989)[1]	Miroslav Wanek – vocals Jindra Dolanský – saxophone, vocals Romek Hanzlík – guitar, vibraphone, vocals Alice Kalousková – saxophone, vocals Pavel Keřka – bass, vocals Milan Nový – drums, vocals	Rock Debut No. 7 (1989)
(1989–1991)[1]	Miroslav Wanek – vocals Jindra Dolanský – saxophone, vocals Romek Hanzlík – guitar, vibraphone, vocals Alice Kalousková – saxophone, vocals Pavel Keřka – bass, vocals Pavel Pavlíček – drums, vocals	Uprostřed slov (1990) Nemilovaný svět (1990)
(1991–1993)[1]	Miroslav Wanek – vocals, guitar, keyboards Jindra Dolanský – saxophone, vocals Romek Hanzlík – guitar, vocals Pavel Keřka – bass, vocals Pavel Pavlíček – drums, vocals	Hollywood (1993)
(1993)[1]	Miroslav Wanek – vocals, guitar, keyboards Jindra Dolanský – saxophone, vocals Romek Hanzlík – guitar, vocals Pavel Keřka – bass, vocals Milan Nový – drums, vocals
(1993–1994)[1]	Miroslav Wanek – vocals, guitar, keyboards Jindra Dolanský – saxophone, vocals Romek Hanzlík – guitar, vocals Jan Cerha – bass, vocals Milan Nový – drums, vocals
(1994–1995)[1]	Miroslav Wanek – vocals, guitar, keyboards Jindra Dolanský – saxophone, vocals Romek Hanzlík – guitar, vocals Jan Cerha – bass, vocals Milan Nový – drums, vocals Martin Velíšek – brushes	Pohádky ze Zapotřebí (1995) Jaro, Peklo, Podzim, Zima (1995)
(1995)[1]	Miroslav Wanek – vocals, guitar, keyboards Jindra Dolanský – saxophone, vocals Romek Hanzlík – guitar, vocals Kamil Krůta – bass, vocals Milan Nový – drums, vocals Martin Velíšek – brushes
(1995–1996)[1]	Miroslav Wanek – vocals, guitar, keyboards Jindra Dolanský – saxophone, vocals Romek Hanzlík – guitar, vocals Kamil Krůta – bass, vocals Petr Böhm – drums Martin Velíšek – brushes	Performances as the Residents' Freak Show live band (1995) Two bonus live tracks on Vancouver 1997 (recorded 1996, released 1997)
(1996–2001)[2][4]	Miroslav Wanek – vocals, guitar, keyboards Jindra Dolanský – saxophone, vocals Radek Podveský – guitar, vocals Jan Čejka – bass, vocals Petr Böhm – drums Martin Velíšek – brushes	Vancouver 1997 (1997) Uši (1999)
(2001–2003)[2][5]	Miroslav Wanek – vocals, guitar, keyboards Radek Podveský – guitar, vocals Jaroslav Cvach – bass, vocals Petr Böhm – drums Martin Velíšek – brushes
(2003–2005)[2][6]	Miroslav Wanek – vocals, guitar, keyboards Radek Podveský – guitar, vocals Miloš Albrecht – bass, vocals Petr Böhm – drums Martin Velíšek - brushes	Rybí tuk (2003) Už jsme doma v Tokiu DVD (2006)
(2005–2007)[2][7]	Miroslav Wanek – vocals, guitar, keyboards Petr Židel – guitar, vocals Pepa Červinka – bass, vocals Tomáš Paleta – drums Martin Velíšek – brushes	20 Letů (live, 2005) Sestřih Bratřih (medley; recorded 2005, released 2017) "Životopis" track on Brno – město básníků compilation (2007)
(2007–2011)[2][7]	Miroslav Wanek – vocals, guitar, keyboards Pepa Červinka – bass, vocals Adam Tomášek – trumpet, vocal Tomáš Paleta – drums Martin Velíšek – brushes	Czech Music on the Road – 10 Days That Shook Japan DVD (2009) Jeskyně (2010)
(2011–2016)[2][8]	Miroslav Wanek – vocals, guitar, keyboards Pepa Červinka – bass, vocals Adam Tomášek – trumpet, vocal Jaroslav Noga – drums Martin Velíšek – brushes	Moravian Meeting (live collaboration with Randy of the Residents, recorded 2011, released 2020) Pohádek ze Zapotřebí znovuudělání fortelné (re-recording of Pohádky ze Zapotřebí, 2012) Tři Křížky (2015)
(2016–present)[9][10]	Miroslav Wanek – vocals, guitar, keyboards Pepa Červinka – bass, vocals Adam Tomášek – trumpet, vocal Vojtěch Bořil – drums Martin Velíšek – brushes	Kry (2018)

References

Wanek, Miroslav and Martin Velíšek, 11: Už jsme doma history 1985–1996 (Prague: Argo Publishing, 1996), ISBN 80-7203-027-2.
Wanek, Miroslav, Výlov šuplíka (Prague: Maťa Publishing, 2012), ISBN 978-80-7287-167-4.
Scanlon, James (5 April 2006). "Up from underground". The Prague Post. Retrieved 13 May 2023.
Couture, François. "Ears". AllMusic.com. Retrieved 11 May 2023.
"Už Jsme Doma – Delta 19.12.2001 (report)". Teenage.cz. 19 December 2001. Retrieved 11 May 2023.
Rabid, Jack. "Rybí tuk". AllMusic.com. Retrieved 11 May 2023.
Lockwood, J. C. (February 2008). "Perfect Sound Forever: Už jsme doma". Retrieved 11 May 2023.
"UŽ JSME DOMA – Pohádek ze Zapotřebí znovuudělání fortelné". Fobia zine. 24 April 2018. Retrieved 11 May 2023.
Košťál, Martin (16 July 2020). "Už jsme doma hlásí: Máme 35 let namazáno. Slyšet je můžete U vysmátý žáby". Deník.cz. Retrieved 11 May 2023.
"Kapela Už jsme doma po osmi letech vydává album. Pokřtí ho na Špicberkách po vědecké konferenci". Aktuálně.cz. 15 August 2018. Retrieved 11 May 2023.

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[eleven-1] Wanek, Miroslav and Martin Velíšek, 11: Už jsme doma history 1985–1996 (Prague: Argo Publishing, 1996), ISBN 80-7203-027-2.

[vylov-2] Wanek, Miroslav, Výlov šuplíka (Prague: Maťa Publishing, 2012), ISBN 978-80-7287-167-4.

[3] Scanlon, James (5 April 2006). "Up from underground". The Prague Post. Retrieved 13 May 2023.

[usi-4] Couture, François. "Ears". AllMusic.com. Retrieved 11 May 2023.

[5] "Už Jsme Doma – Delta 19.12.2001 (report)". Teenage.cz. 19 December 2001. Retrieved 11 May 2023.

[rybi-6] Rabid, Jack. "Rybí tuk". AllMusic.com. Retrieved 11 May 2023.

[perf-7] Lockwood, J. C. (February 2008). "Perfect Sound Forever: Už jsme doma". Retrieved 11 May 2023.

[8] "UŽ JSME DOMA – Pohádek ze Zapotřebí znovuudělání fortelné". Fobia zine. 24 April 2018. Retrieved 11 May 2023.

[denik-9] Košťál, Martin (16 July 2020). "Už jsme doma hlásí: Máme 35 let namazáno. Slyšet je můžete U vysmátý žáby". Deník.cz. Retrieved 11 May 2023.

[kry-10] "Kapela Už jsme doma po osmi letech vydává album. Pokřtí ho na Špicberkách po vědecké konferenci". Aktuálně.cz. 15 August 2018. Retrieved 11 May 2023.