Sunday, May 07, 2006

MAANAM - nocny patrol (1984)


























Tracklist:

01. Nocny patrol 4:47
02. Jestem kobietą 3:45
03. To tylko tango 2:25
04. French is strange 3:02
05. Polskie ulice 3:59
06. Eksplozja 5:06

07. Zdrada 3:13
08. Raz-dwa, raz-dwa 1:55
09. Krakowski spleen 4:30
10. Miłość jest jak opium 4:20

my bonus (one of my favourite):
Maanam - luciolla
www.mytempdir.com/648876

AUTORZY:1, 2, 4, 6, 7, 8, 9 - M. JacMaanam - luciollakowski - O.Jackowska3 - M.Jackowski/R.Olesiński - O.Jackowska5 - M.Jackowski/R.Olesiński/B.Kowalewski/P.Markowski10 - M.Jackowski/R.Olesiński/B.Kowalewski/P.Markowski - O.Jackowska

MAANAM:KORA - vocalMarek Jackowski - gitaryRyszard Olesiński - gitaryBogdan Kowalewski - gitara basowaPaweł Markowski - perkusjaGościnnie:Andrzej Olejniczak - saksofony, akordeonWiesław Dziedziński - akordeonMieczysław Decowski - wibrafonJose Torrez - instrumenty perkusyjneJanusz Grzywacz - instrumenty klawiszowe

Producent: Neil Black, Marek JackowskiNagranie: STUDIO ZPR "TEATR STU" - KrakówMix: PRODUCERS WORKSHOP LTD. - LondynRe-mix: TELAEG - KopenhagaInżynier nagrań: Neil Black, Jacek MastykarzMix: Neil BlackRe-mix: John Jones


link to download:
http://rapidshare.de/files/19833626/maanam_nocny_patrol.rar.html



BIOGRAPHY
The group Maanam was founded in 1975. In the beginning the band was made up of Marek Jackowski - guitars and Kora (Olga Jackowska) - vocals, as well as: the Greek Milo Kurtis and Welsh John Porter. Marek Jackowski and Kora continue today to be responsible for the music and lyrics of the band's almost entire repertoire. Up until 1979 the band played acoustic rock: from orientalising suits and ballads to acoustic (!) punk rock and new wave. In 1979 the band became electrified. Its composition was: Kora, Marek Jackowski, Ryszard Olesiński - guitars, Krzysztof Olesiński - bass guitar (meanwhile Bogdan Kowalewski played the bass guitar) and Paweł Markowski - percussion. In the 1980s Maanam was the first Polish rock band to achieve great fame in the country (for almost five years the band performed several hundred concerts per year in Poland's largest concerts halls). Maanam was the ice-breaker in paving the way for a new wave of Polish rock. In 1980, at the Polish Song Festival in Opole, Kora and Maanam shocked the Polish audience. The punk hits "Boskie Buenos" and "Żądza pieniądza" caused a mini revolution.
The big revolution of Solidarity and Polish rock were the most characteristic events of the '80s in Poland. The state record company stopped producing the band's first two albums "Maanam" and "O!" due to the lack of ... vinyl. The band also appeared in a very popular film "Wielka majówka" (1981, dir. K. Rogulski). Maanam produced a large number of superhits the most important of which include "Stoję stoję", "Oddech szczura", "Szare miraże", "Hamlet", "Żądza pieniądza", "Boskie Buenos", "Szał niebieskich ciał", "Karuzela marzeń", "O!", "Paranoja jest goła", "Nie poganiaj mnie", "To tylko tango", "Krakowski spleen", "Jestem kobietą", "Eksplozja", "Zdrada", "Raz-dwa, raz-dwa", "Lucciola", "Simple Story", "Lipstick on the Glass".
Since 1984 Maanam performs successfully in West Germany and Holland. The band's albums titled "Night Patrol", "Totalski No Problemski - Maanam In Concert" and "Wet Cat" reach those markets. Maanam also performs at festivals in Roskilde and Turku. They play at London's Marquee, and the video clip to the song "Sie ściemnia" is the first Polish clip to be released on the then international MTV channel.
From 1986 to 1991, the band breaks from performing to rest from work.


3 Comments:

Anonymous Anonymous said...

Great! Fantastic!
but... I must wait 40 minutes :)

Greetings!

ROb.

PS. ,,Schaby" - this album -coming soon in my blog possible next week or two weeks ( sorry for my broken-english) :>

4:53 AM  
Anonymous Anonymous said...

I will be very grateful if you make live the reference to the album of Maanam

2:18 PM  
Anonymous Anonymous said...

Hi, my compliments for your great blog. Is it possible to post MAANAM 'Wet Cat' lp - thanks!

6:44 AM  

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