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Novi Singers - 1999 - Vocal Jazz from Poland (1965-1975) Jerzy Milian

Novi Sing ers is surely one of the most popular Polish jazz groups. It’s name itself describes us the group’s style: New Original Vocal Instruments. The group, formed in 1964 by Bernard Kawka, Janusz Mych, Waldemar Parzyński, Ewa Wanat, was something innovative and fresh in Polish music industry, and that is why Novi was highly appreciated by the critics and immediately received enormous publicity. They took part in music festival in Zurich, where they of course were given first prize. In 1967 Głuch decided to continue his career in US, after 6 years Kawka left the group but he was soon replaced by Ochalski and than by Szeremeta. Novi’s music became well-known in whole Europe due to the wide array of songs. Apart from their own compositions, they were singing jazz standards and in 1971 they released “Novi Sing Chopin”, which was a tribute to our great composer.

I wasn’t sure which album should be posted, but finally I decided that it would be „1965-1975 - Vocal Jazz from Poland” – astonishing compilation of the best tracks form years 65-75. We ought to remember that apart from the four Singers, man y other Polish musicians, dry as Karolak, Makowicz Ptaszyn Wroblewski, Namysłowski, Stanko, took part in recording the tracks. You might think an album with That vocal jazz is boring, monotonous and songs are tedious, but you're wrong! Every track presents different use of human voice, so I bet you would not That be fed up with this compilation!

Novi Singers is unquestionably one of the most famous and characteristic Polish jazz groups. The name itself defines the nature of our team (New Original Vocal Instruments), a vocal jazz, which is using a vocal imitation of instruments. Its activity started in 1964 in the composition of Alexander depth uh, Bernard Jackson, Janusz Mych, Waldemar Parzyński, Ewa Wanat. The music he created Novi was certainly something new on the Polish market, and therefore aroused admiration of all critics. A few years later, during another foreign festival in Zurich, Novi Singers were honored again - this time they have been awarded first prize. In later years, the initial composition of the team has changed (first in 67 departed Głuch, and six years later, Jackson, whose place was Ochalski, replaced in 1977 by Szeremeta). Their work met with such recognition, inter alia, because of the wide repertoire, which included both their own compositions, new arrangements of jazz standards (including the album Pay Tribute to 81) and an album Novi Sing Chopin (1971) - devoted entirely to the work of the great virtuoso classical music.

long wondered which of the album to introduce you to Novi. I finally decided that it will be "1965-1975 - Vocal Jazz from Poland" - the collection of the best tracks released in 1999. It is worth noting, that in addition to four "Singersów" in the recording tracks attended nearly 30 jazz musicians, including such notables as Karolak, Makowicz Ptaszyn Wroblewski, Namysłowski, Stanko. It might seem that the entire album based mainly on vocalu can be monotonous, all the songs the same, but nothing like that. I urge you to familiarize yourself with this little part of the work of Novi Singers.

first Novi Singers - Torpedo (2:42)
second Novi Singers - All Together (3:08)
third Novi Singers - Christine (2:47)
4th Novi Singers - Misfit (3:28)
5th Novi Singers - My Own Revolution (4:27)
6th Novi Singers - Next, Please (2:40)
7th Novi Singers - Five, Four, Three (4:00)
8th Novi Singers - It Does not Matter (2:43)
9th Novi Singers - The Runway (3:40)
10th Novi Singers - Oh, Woman (4:04)
11th Novi Singers - Jeans (3:52)

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Wrestling Little Sisters

- 1969 - Zbigniew Namyslowski

Jerzy Milian – one of greatest Polish vibraphonists, he graduated from Berlin Music Academy. He started to perform in early 50s, when he established his own band and was also playing in other bands on the piano. A breakthrough in his career was in ’54 when Krzysztof Komeda noticed his talent. Under his influence, Milian took up playing the vibraphone and joined his group, with which he performed on I International Jazz Festival in Sopot. Of course, due to this event Milian became really popular and after a few years he began to cooperate with Belgian radio orchestra – BRT, and finally he was lecturing at the Berlin Music Academy.
This album (Bazaar) deserves a great renown because of many different factors. Firstly, I have to mention track number one “Memory of Bach”, which inspired many modern jazzmen. What’s more, you should pay attention to the so ng with Ewa Wanat’s (member of Novi Singers) vocal. If you are not still convinced that this album is a masterpiece remember that Jerzy Milian is the most recognizable Polish vibraphonist and it’s obligatory for each and every fan of this music to be acquainted with at least one of his albums.

Jerzy Milian - vibraphonist, a graduate of the Berlin Academy of Music. He started playing at the beginning of year 1950, assuming his orchestra, and most notably playing in other bands on the piano. In 1954 he drew attention to Miliana Krzysztof Komeda and invited him to cooperate. Under the influence of Komeda Milian abandoned the piano to be vibes in his band. On the first International Jazz Festival in Sopot, the team has achieved significant success Komeda, which led to increased interest in the person Miliana. Several years later (exactly in year 65) collaborates with the Belgian Radio Orchestra BRT. Then already gaining notoriety in the west: Working in a German radio station, and taught at the Berlin Academy of Music.

This album deserves attention for several reasons. Attention should be paid to the first track (Memory of Bach), which became one of the classics of Polish jazz - which later inspired many modernjazzowych teams. In addition, a song number 5 Ewa Wanat accompanied vocal (member of one of the most phenomenal Polish jazz groups - Novi Singers). If these arguments do not lead you to get acquainted with the production of a do it if only because of the fact that Jerzy Milian is the most famous Polish vibes and for every self-respecting jazz fan should be a duty.

first Jerzy Milian - Memory Of Bach (2:53)
second Jerzy Milian - My Favourite Band (4:53)
third Jerzy Milian - sensational Luciano (3:56)
4th Jerzy Milian - Sketches Party (4:00)
5th Jerzy Milian - Tempus Jazz 67 (4:10)
6th Jerzy Milian - Bazaar in Ashgabat (5:32)
7th Jerzy Milian - Serial Rag (1:54)
8th Jerzy Milian - Valse Ex Cathedra (5:01)

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Bazzar - 1964 - Lola

Zbigniew Namyslowski - cellist by profession, however he is famous for playing Also on the flute, trombone and sax (alto and tenor Both). He Achieved his first success in 1956, when I he received honorable individual as a cellist of Modern Dixielanders During The Student Jazz Review in Wroclaw. Later on, he was Cooperating with many famous Polish Jazzmen: Christopher Sadowski, Andrew Trzaskowski, Michal Urbaniak and Urszula Dudziak, Simultaneously developing his own career.
I chose one of his records not without a purpose. Being the first album to be released Abroad (1964, Decca, London), "Lola" - is a part of Polish jazz's history. Recorded by Namyslowski (alto sax), Gulgowski (piano), Wojcik (bass) and Bartkowski (drums), it consists of 8 tracks, Which Are Especially appreciated is due Namyslowski's great sax solos.


Zbigniew Namyslowski - a trained cellist, but also valued flute, trombone, and especially Meanwhile, the saxophonist alto, tenor and arranger and composer. For the first time sighted on the Review of Student Jazz Bands in Wroclaw, where in 1956 he won an individual award playing the trombone in the band Modern Dixielanders. In later years cooperated with Krzysztof Sadowski, Andrzej Trzaskowski, Michal Urbaniak, Urszula Dudziak. At the same time constantly continued his solo career.
plate, which is why I chose to present to you, because on the history of Polish jazz that was the first album from the Polish music issued abroad. Lola, because is the title of this album was released in 1964 by London Decca label. The album was recorded in the composition Namyslowski (alto sax), Gulgowski (piano), Wojcik (bass) and Bartkowski (drums) contains 8 songs that have gained our ears primarily Saxie wonderful solos.



first Zbigniew Namyslowski - Beautiful Lola, Flower of the North (Beautiful Lola, Flower of the North) (6:40)
second Zbigniew Namyslowski - Leszek I, Ludwig (3:38)
third Zbigniew Namyslowski - Piatawka (in 5 / 4 Time) (8:03)
4th Zbigniew Namyslowski - Shmues Blues (3:52)
5th Zbigniew Namyslowski - Despair (7:22)
6th Zbigniew Namyslowski - Tkotkonitkotko (4:47)
7th Zbigniew Namyslowski - Carey - the most important (The Caretaker - The Most Important Man) (3:56)
8th Zbigniew Namyslowski - Ol 'Man River (6:46)
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