Zbigniew Namyslowski Modern Jazz Quartet Lola Vinyl LP 2025
- Piekna Lola, Kwiat Polnocy (Beautiful Lola, Flower of the North)
- Leszek I Ludwig
- Piatawka ('In 5/4 Time')
- Blues Shmues
- Rozpacz ('Despair')
- Tkotkonitkotko
- Wozny - Najwazniejzy
- Ol' Man River
Originally released in 1964, and now much sought after by collectors and connoisseurs, original vinyl copies of this landmark Jazz album now sell for around £500. As the original sleeve notes stated, 'jazz is inevitably associated with the United States', and yet it has long been the case that other countries and cultures are able to bring a unique perspective to the music, as displayed on 'Lola', an album recorded in a pre-internet age by a hugely talented Polish quartet, at a time when the international exchange of ideas, let alone overseas travel, was extremely limited. Made up of seven original compositions, and a new take on the Jerome Kern and Oscar Hammerstein II standard 'Ol' Man River', 'Lola' draws on Polish folklore for inspiration, particularly highlander music.
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- Piekna Lola, Kwiat Polnocy (Beautiful Lola, Flower of the North)
- Leszek I Ludwig
- Piatawka ('In 5/4 Time')
- Blues Shmues
- Rozpacz ('Despair')
- Tkotkonitkotko
- Wozny - Najwazniejzy
- Ol' Man River
Originally released in 1964, and now much sought after by collectors and connoisseurs, original vinyl copies of this landmark Jazz album now sell for around £500. As the original sleeve notes stated, 'jazz is inevitably associated with the United States', and yet it has long been the case that other countries and cultures are able to bring a unique perspective to the music, as displayed on 'Lola', an album recorded in a pre-internet age by a hugely talented Polish quartet, at a time when the international exchange of ideas, let alone overseas travel, was extremely limited. Made up of seven original compositions, and a new take on the Jerome Kern and Oscar Hammerstein II standard 'Ol' Man River', 'Lola' draws on Polish folklore for inspiration, particularly highlander music.
