Various - Early Polish Jazz Piano Players FLAC

Various Poland Polskie Nagrania Muza

Performer:

Various

Album:

Early Polish Jazz Piano Players

Country:

Poland

Label:

Polskie Nagrania Muza

Catalog:

SX 1325

FLAC size:

1738 mb

MP3 size:

2811 mb

WMA size:

2598 mb

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Tracklist

1	–Edward "Gwidon" Widelski	Lullaby Of Birdland Piano, Soloist – Edward "Gwidon" WidelskiWritten-By – G. Shearing	2:40
2	–Andrzej Kurylewicz Organ Sextet	Damask Bass – Ryszard GarbieńClarinet – Lesław LicDrums – Juliusz MysińskiGuitar – Zbigniew GadomskiOrgan, Harpsichord, Piano – A. KurylewiczWritten-By – S. Phillips	5:25
3	–Tadeusz Prejzner	The Fives Boogie Bass – Zenon WoźniakDrums – Mirosław UfnalewskiPiano – Tadeusz PrejznerWritten By – H. J. Thomas	2:08
4	–Andrzej Kurylewicz	Yesterdays Bass – Ryszard GarbieńDrums – Ryszard SzumliczPiano – Andrzej KurylewiczWritten-By – Kern, Harbach
5	–Waldemar Maciszewski	Alexander's Ragtime Band Piano – Waldemar Maciszewski (Valdi)Written-By – I. Berlin	2:10
6	–Jerzy Herman Jazz Band	Muskrat Ramble Bass – Zenon WoźniakClarinet – Władysław KowalczykDrums – Władysław JagiełłoPiano – J. HermanTrombone – Jerzy KowalskiTrumpet – Jan BrągielWritten-By – E. Ory	3:10
7	–Jerzy Herman Jazz Band	Lullaby Of Birdland Bass – Zenon WoźniakDrums – Władysław JagiełłoPiano – J. HermanTenor Saxophone – Władysław KowalczykTrumpet – Jan BrągielWritten-By – G. Shearing	3:30
8	–Jerzy Herman	Tenderly Bass – Zenon WoźniakDrums – Mirosław UfnalewskiPiano – Jerzy HermanWritten-By – Lawrence	3:42
9	–Andrzej Kurylewicz Organ Sextet	Midnight Sun Accordion – Stanisław "Drążek" KalwińskiBass – Ryszard GarbieńDrums – Juliusz MysińskiOrgan – Lesław LicPiano – A. KurylewiczWritten-By – L. Hampton	2:10
10	–Lesław Lic Jazz Ensamble	St. Louis Blues Banjo – Zbigniew GadomskiClarinet – L. LicDrums – Feliks KotarbaTrombone – Eugeniusz Kania, Maksymilian GroboszTrumpet – Jan SalamonWritten-By – W. C. Handy	4:00
11	–Krzysztof "Komeda" Trzciński	How High The Moon Bass – Witold KujawskiDrums – Witold "Dentox" SobocińskiPiano – Krzysztof "Komeda" TrzcińskiWritten-By – Lewis, Hamilton	7:10

Versions

Category	Artist	Title (Format)	Label	Category	Country	Year
SX 1325	Various	Polish Jazz 1946-1956 vol. 4 – From "Improvising Jazz" Series, Early Polish Jazz Piano Players – Polish Jazz Archive Series ‎(LP, Comp)	Polskie Nagrania Muza	SX 1325	Poland	1976
SX 1325	Various	Polish Jazz 1946 - 1956 ‎(LP, Comp)	Polskie Nagrania Muza	SX 1325	Poland	Unknown

Credits

Design – Teo Kemilew
Liner Notes – Andrzej Zarębski
Remastered By – J. Złotkowski
Supervised By – A. Karpiński, A. Zarębski

Notes

Polish Jazz 1946-1956
From "Improvising Jazz" Series

A1 Muza 2833 a (mx 4527, A-31), also Muza N 0010, Pronit N 0010, Veriton V-204. Recorded in the studios of "Radio Cracow", December 12, 1955.
A2 Muza 2833 b (mx 4529, A-32). Recorded in the studios of "Radio Cracow", December 20, 1955.
A3 Muza 3154 b (mx 5015, W-226), also Muza L 0133, Pronit L 0133. Recorded in the studios of "Radio Cracow", May 14, 1956.
A4. Muza (mx 4860, W-267), also Muza L 0133, Pronit L 0133. Recorded in Warsaw Philharmonic Hali, March 20, 1956.
A5. Muza 3027 b (mx 4867). Recorded in Warsaw Philharmonic Hali, March 20, 1956.
B1. Muza 2638 b (mx 3773, W-63). Recorded in Warsaw Transit Authority Hali, January 29, 1955.
B2. Muza N 0036 b (mx 5815, A-79), also Pronit N 0036, Veriton V-0214. Recorded in Warsaw Philharmonic Hali, March 22, 1957.
B3. Muza N 0038 a (mx 5835, A-77). Recorded in Warsaw Philharmonic Hali, March 29, 1957.
B4. Never released on records. From the Andrzej Zarębski collection.
B5. Never released on records, Recorded in the studios of “Radio Cracow’, 1952. From the Jerzy “Duduś” Matuszkiewicz collection.
B6. Muza 5364 a (mx 5364, W-224), also Muza L. 0084. Live recording at the 1-st Polish Jazz Festival in Sopot, August 6, 1956.

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Printed By – Łódzka Drukarnia Akcydensowa

Album

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