During the past several years of my career as a jazz pianist, I've had a steady and direct contact with my listeners at concerts and clubs. Their reaction, emotions and appreciation mean everything to me and give me a great satisfaction. They also give me the drive to search and create something new. The result of this search is an LP made with Czeslaw Bartkowski. A definite drawback in making this record was the absence of the audience. I had to imagine them and the club atmosphere so the music would be authentic and spontaneous, alive and very personal. If, and to what extent I have succeeded - my listeners will decide. (Adam Makowicz)
Adam Makowicz
Unit
Polish Jazz vol.35
Label: Polskie Nagrania - Muza , 1973/2004
Catalogue No: PNCD 935 (SX 0963)
Format: CD (24-bit re-mastered from original master tapes)
Condition: GENUINE, BRAND NEW
Tracks:
Piesn z dolin / Song from the valleys (A.Makowicz) Play
Piesn wojenna / War song (A.Makowicz)
Piesn ze wzgorz / Song from the hills (A.Makowicz)
Piesn pijacka / Drinking song (A.Makowicz)
Piesn religijna / Sacred song (A.Makowicz)
Seven for five (W.Karolak)
Propozycja / Suggestion (Cz.Bartkowski)
Blues (A.Makowicz, Cz.Bartkowski)
Nie jest zle / It's not bad (K.Komeda)
Cherokee (Ray Noble)
Recorded:
March 1973, at Polskie Nagrania Studio, Warsaw, Poland
Performed by:
Adam Makowicz - Fender piano, fender Bass & piano
Czeslaw Bartkowski - drums, percussion
About:
During the past several years of my career as a jazz pianist, I've had a steady
and direct contact with my listeners at concerts and clubs.
Their reaction, emotions and appreciation mean everything to me and give me a
great satisfaction. They also give me the drive to search and create something
new. The result of this search is an LP made with Czeslaw Bartkowski.
A Definite drawback in making this record was the absence of the audience. I had
to imagine them and the club atmosphere so the music would be authentic and
spontaneous, alive and very personal. If, and to what extent I have succeeded -
my listeners will decide.
(Adam Makowicz)
Sign In
