Michal Prokop is a renowned Czech singer, musician, and songwriter, instrumental in shaping the landscape of Czech rock and blues music. Born on February 13, 1946, in Prague, he first garnered public attention in the 1960s as the lead vocalist of the influential rock band Framus Five. Their blend of rock, blues, and soul with Czech lyrics helped to define a unique sound within the Eastern Bloc's music scene during a time of political unrest. With a career spanning over five decades, Prokop is celebrated not just for his distinctive voice and artistry but also for his ability to adapt and evolve with the times.

Throughout his career, Prokop has released a series of albums that reflect his musical versatility and poetic approach to songwriting. Among his notable works are "Mohlo by to bejt nebe" and "Má vlast," which showcase his commitment to reflecting on personal and national identity. His rich discography includes both studio records and live performances, such as "Unplugged (Live)." Prokop has received numerous accolades for his contributions to Czech music, cementing his status as a venerated figure. With the compilation "Čas je šťastnej lhář /1969-2021," Prokop offers fans a retrospective of his illustrious career, encapsulating his enduring legacy in the annals of Czech music history.