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Concert in “Stodola” in 1982 (I am playing keyboards)

Top of the Polish rock music
in the early 1980’s
clockwise (inter alia):
(TO JA) it’s me, then
Wojciech Bruslik “Jajco”,
Maciek Januszko (“Mech”),
Jacek Perkowski “Perkoz”,
Jarek Szlagowski “Szlaga” with Wojciech Luczaj-Pogorzelski (“Oddzial Zamkniety”),
Zbigniew Holdys (“Perfect”),
Janusz Panasewicz (“Lady Pank”),

left:
“Mech”: Maciek, Robert, Janusz,
right before one of the most important concerts at the prestigious
“Sala Kongresowa” (“Congress Hall”)
in Warsaw, in 1983.

I am playing keyboards with MECH at early concerts in Warsaw, Poland.

Pop Session 1981
Opera Lesna, Sopot, Poland
Photographs by Jacek Awakumowski
courtesy of Marcin Jacobson
Muzyka Mlodej Generacji (1978-1982)

One of the photo sessions for Tonpress Records in 1982 Warsaw, Poland.
I am at the very right.

1984, West Berlin.
Oh yeah,
before the wall went down!
That was one crazy artistic city. This is a picture
from the Peace Festival.
We performed there with
Mike Oldfield, Nena, Alphavile, Omega & Electra.

One of the earliest pictures of “Mech” at Aula Politechniki”

above:
I and “Wawrzon”, one of the Polish rock legends, at one of those gigs in Warsaw, Poland in 1986.
left:
it’s me, playing percussions at one of those crazy hippie concerts in Nowy Sacz in the late 1970-ties.

below:
Roman Kostrzewski (KAT) and I
1987 - during one of our crazy sessions at my home studio in Warsaw, Poland, after I wrote lyrics for KAT’s first single “Ostatni Tabor”/”Noce Szatana” and played one koncert with them at Torwar Hall in Warsaw.
The story behind it is that their bas player Tomasz Jagus got enlisted in the army and I was supposed to help them on the bas guitar. After several days of practicing together in Katowice, Tomasz managed to get out and play, so I played keyboards just for one time courtesy.
KAT had never had a keyboard player.

... hippie times...

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