Maciej Kossowski
Maciej Kossowski was born in 1937 in Grudziądz and from an early age combined musical and humanistic interests. He studied trumpet, pursued Polish philology, and at the same time moved within the Tri-City jazz and cabaret scene. Early in his career he performed with Bim-Bom, Tralabomba Jazz Band, Flamingo, and Dixieland Septet. His biggest success in Poland came in the mid-1960s, when he became the lead singer of Czerwono-Czarni. That was the period when he popularized songs that entered the canon of Polish popular entertainment, such as “Dwudziestolatki”, “Wakacje z blondynką”, “Agatko pocałuj”, “Nie mówię żegnaj”, and “To ty, Mario.” At the same time he also wrote music for other performers and worked with...
Artist Trivia
- He studied trumpet at the Secondary Music School in Gdańsk.
- He studied Polish philology at Nicolaus Copernicus University in Toruń and at the Higher Pedagogical School in Gdańsk.
- In his younger years he also appeared in the Bim-Bom student theatre and in Jerzy Afanasjew’s Tralabomba Jazz Band circus project.
- From 1963 to 1967 he was the lead singer of Czerwono-Czarni, and in 1967 went on a Soviet tour with the band Tajfuny.
Discography
2 releases
W Wirualnej Przestrzeni
Album2018Tylko Ty W Moim Sercu
Album2015
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