Wojciech Karolak / Michał Urbaniak / Czesław Bartkowski - Podróż Na Południe - Moving South album flac

Violin, Soprano Saxophone – Michał Urbaniak. Written-By – Michał Urbaniak (tracks: B3), Wojciech Karolak (tracks: A1 to A3, B1, B2, B4). Notes. Recorded on 29th May, 1973 Ring modulator and phasing by Brian M. Taylor, England.

Andrzej Kurylewicz Group, Andrzej Kurylewicz Quartet, Andrzej Kurylewicz Quintet, Michael Urbaniak's Orchestra, Michał Urbaniak Constellation, Orkiestra Pod Kierunkiem Mateusza Pospieszalskiego, Polish Jazz Quartet, The High Bred Jazz Trio, The Wreckers (3), Towarzystwo Nostalgiczne Swingulans, Wojciech Karolak Trio, Zbigniew Namysłowski Quintet.

Recorded in Warsaw, October 1967 'Wojciech Karolak, Michał Urbaniak, Czesław Bartkowski – Podróż Na Południe - Moving South 1973 Polskie Nagrania Muza – Z-SXL 0551, Klub Płytowy PSJ Vinyl, LP, Album Jazz. Suita O Siedmiu Zbójach (Seven Brigands Story) A1 Część Pierwsza (Part One) A2 Mollowe Koty (Minor Cats) A3 Część Trzecia (Part Three) - B1 Bożena B2 Drottninggatan 49 B3 Piasek (Sand) B4 O Siedmiu Zbójach - Post Scriptum (Seven Brigands Story - .

Wojciech Karolak, Michał Urbaniak and Czesław Bartkowski. Podróż Na Południe - Moving South. Main genre: Jazz, Blues. Was sampled in 1 song. Multiple Elements Jazz, Blues. Directions by Skalpel (2000).

Next, Wojciech Karolak played tenor saxophone in Andrzej Trzaskowski’s The Wreckers. In 1961, Karolak switched from saxophone back to piano. In 1962, he formed his own trio and started recording his own music. In 1964 Karolak (under the name of the Kurylewicz Quintet) recorded an album called Go Right - the first Polish jazz LP ever released. He cooperated with famed violinist and future Miles Davis alum Michał Urbaniak in Europe and the . While in Western Europe he also played with Red Mitchell, Putte Wickman, Leroy Lowe and others. He then returned to Poland and co-led the group Mainstream and worked as a composer-arranger for the Polish Radio Studio Jazz Orchestra.