- The
Melomani,
later known as Hot Club
Melomani, were a
pioneer Polish jazz band.
Formed in Łódź in 1951 by
Jerzy Matuszkiewicz, they were the
first self-styled...
- time with the first, postwar,
pioneer Polish jazz band, a
group called Melomani that was from Kraków and Łódź,
whose mainstays were Matuszkiewicz, Trzaskowski...
-
Noble (1932)
Ambrose (1933) Dave
Brubeck (1954)
Jackie Gleason (1957)
Melomani Jazz
Group (1957)
Frankie Laine (1958)
Sammy Davis, Jr. (1965) Rod Levitt...
-
granted every year
within the Gala
Grand Prix Jazz
Melomani by TVP
Programme 2 and Jazz
Melomani Society. 2013: ECHO Jazz
Award "International Artist...
- The
Cracow Klezmer Band
Hagaw Jazz
Darings June Kury
Light Coorporation Melomani Mikrokolektyw Miłość
Niechec Skalpel Tie
Break Voo Voo
Marcin Olak Trio...
-
School in Łódź.
While in college, he was a
member of the
pioneer jazz band
Melomani, in
which he pla**** the drums.
After graduation, he
worked with Polish...
- Pee Wee Hunt and his
orchestra – 1954 (Album "Swingin' Around") Hot Club
Melomani – 1957 Jim
Kweskin & The Jug Band – 1965
Greatest Hits
Jimmy Roselli –...
- Kraków, Łódź and Zakopane. In the
summer of 1952, he
performed in the band
Melomani together with
Krzysztof Trzciński in
Ustronie Morskie.
Trzaskowski was...
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Communist takeover, jazz was
initially repressed.
Although groups like
Melomani existed, jazz was
officially condemned and
forbidden from the radio. Musicians...
- 2013.
Retrieved 5
August 2013. Handzlik, Tomasz. "Encyklopedia, na którą
melomani czekali ponad 30 lat". gazeta.pl
Krakow (in Polish).
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