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Piotr Wyleżoł | Adam Kowalewski | Łukasz Żyta | Yearning
Piotr Wyleżoł – piano | Adam Kowalewski – double bass | Łukasz Żyta – drums
Simple Acoustic Trio | Lullaby For Rosemary
First solo album of Simple Acoustic Trio. Tracks composed by Komeda.
This is a tribute to music of Krzysztof Komeda – an extraordinary talented self-taught composer and pianist whose after his tragic, untimely death, became a legend and a cult hero of Polish jazz.
Interzone Jazz Trio | Crossing Atlas 45°
Atlas 45° – landmark on the 45th parallel, some mile north of Bucharest, geographic meeting point between Western and Eastern Europe. This album presents some of the music that was created while physically and spiritually travelling across this imaginary border.
Oleś / Pierończyk / Oleś | Gray Days
Bartłomiej Brat together with his brother Marcin are Oleś Duo formation; with the leading Polish jazz saxophone player Adam Pierończyk they are Oleś / Pierończyk / Oleś…
Leszek Kułakowski | Eurofonia
A very colourful composition in which a refined symphonic orchestra is the background for a swinging jazz band accompanied by a soprano singer.
Wojtek Groborz Trio | Yet Another Bebop Day
One could not choose better tunes for this CD, most of them are classic bebop evergreens. Beginning with the oldest “Be-bop” they form a musical biography of Dizzy Gillespie, and bebop as well.
Simple Acoustic Trio | Habanera
“Habanera is a strong, albeit more direct album that is clearly suggestive of things to come.” — John Kelman, All About Jazz
Leszek Kułakowski | Katharsis
Intellectual conception of improvisations, eagerly avoiding tonality, is likeable especially to those acquainted with modern mainstream.
Orange Trane | My Personal Friend
Piotr Lemańczyk, Dariusz Herbasz, Sławomir Jaskułke & Tomasz Łosowski are Orange Trane. Throw in Maciej Sikała, Mieczysław Szcześniak, Leszek Dranicki and Cezary Paciorek and you have a whole lot of personal friends in Krakow.
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