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Andrzej Zaucha (1949-1991) was a Polish jazz/pop, funk singer and multi-instrumentalist. He started his career as a drummer, and played in a few bands before joining the jazz/rock ensemble Dżamble. His arrival resulted in the stabilization of the band's squad and the beginning of its successful career. From 1969, the band appeared at many festivals and won several prizes, most of which went to Zaucha for his vocal performances. Dżamble collaborated with important Polish jazz figures, such as Jan Ptaszyn Wróblewski, Jarosław Śmietana and Michał Urbaniak, before disbanding in 1972, having recorded only one studio album (they reunited later without...

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Marek Andrzejewski (born 1971 ) is a Polish poet, singer and composer. His music can be classified as poezja spiewana. He is a member of Federacja (formerly known as Lubelska Federacja Bardów). He won the first prize at the Student Song Festival in Kraków in 1994. He also won the Recitals Festival in Siedlce twice. .

Andrzej Kurylewicz (born October 24, 1932 in Lwów, died April 12, 2007 in Konstancin-Jeziorna), was a Polish jazz musician, composer, pianist, trombonist and conductor. He began playing music at the age of 6, in Music School in Lwów. After World War II, Kurylewicz was forced to leave his hometown and settled with family in Gliwice. In 1950 he became a student of the State Musicial College in Kraków, in class of piano under supervision of Henryk Sztompka as well as Stanisław Wiechowicz. In 1954 Kurylewicz, who was a member of pioneer jazz band Melomani, was expelled from the school for...