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Na szkle malovane
- Format: LP
- Band: Various Artists
- Title: Na szkle malovane
- Band's Origin: PL
- Style: Rock & Folk, male & female vocals
- Rating: 4
- Release Year: 2023
- Recording Year: 1971?
- Production Year: 1971/2023
- Record Company: Warner Music Poland
- Item's Number: 50541 9 74974 4 5
- Color of the Label: black
- Edition: 2023
- Extras: transparent grey & blue 180 gram vinyl, fold out cover, insert
- EAN: 5054197497445
- Weight: 358 g
- Visual: new
- Acoustic:
- Cover: new
Halina Frąckowiak (2 x); Jerzy Grunwald; Edward Hulewicz; Czesław Niemen (2 x); Maryla Rodowicz (2 x); Andrzej Rybiński (2 x); Andrzej Rybiński, Jerzy Grunwald & Partita; Andrzej i Jacek Zielińscy
A limited edition of the album “Na szkle malowana” (Painted on Glass), released on transparent vinyl with a blue splicer. “Na szkle malowana” is one of the more interesting musical adventures into which Katarzyna Gaertner and Ernest Bryll, accompanied by a veritable pleiad of soloists and instrumentalists, took Polish listeners in 1970. Janosik and electric guitars? By all means.
“Na szkle malowana” indeed bears the hallmarks of a unique gathering, a kind of supergroup that included musicians from Czerwono-Czarni (Klaudiusz Maga, Henryk Zomerski), Bemibek (Aleksander Bem) and the core of the first line-up of Dwa plus Jeden (Janusz Kruk and Andrzej Rybiński). They accompany a very wide range of soloists – both those associated with the beat scene (Halina Frąckowiak, Andrzej and Jacek Zieliński from Skaldowie, Jerzy Grunwald) and more broadly defined pop (Maryla Rodowicz, Edward Hulewicz).
The whole sounds colourful and interesting. We have here expressive songs from the borderland of blues and soul (“Kolibaj się, kolibaj” (Rock on, Rock on)) or Polish folk-rock variations (“Czekałem na ciebie” (I’ve Been Waiting for You)). There are also a few lively pop hits that have made their mark in the history of Polish music (“Nie zmogła go kula” (He Wasn't Crushed by a Bullet), “Hej baby, baby” (Hey Baby, Baby)).
Two songs sung by Czesław Niemen should be treated separately – instead of a bigbit supergroup, he recorded them accompanied by his own Niemen Enigmatic. They fit perfectly into the formula of the whole, but the expressive arrangements, exposing Jacek Mikuła’s Hammond organ, Tomasz Jaśkiewicz’s predatory guitar and Niemen’s own passionate voice, meant that both songs could also be successfully included in the programme of the soon-to-be-released red two-LP album “Niemen”.
1. Jerzy Grunwald: Góry, chmury i doliny / Mounts, Clouds and Valleys
2. Maryla Rodowicz: Kolibaj się, kolibaj / Lullaby
3. Andrzej Rybiński: Bądź zdrowa, dziewczyno / Farewell, My Girl
4. Halina Frąckowiak: Wodo, zimna wodo / Water, Cool Water
5. Andrzej Rybiński: Czekałem na ciebie / I Was Waiting for You
6. Edward Hulewicz: Hej Baby, Baby / You Woman Folk
1. Andrzej i Jacek Zielińscy: Kochali my, kochali / We Were Mightily in Love
2. Andrzej Rybiński, Jerzy Grunwald & Partita: Nie zmogła go kula / The Bullet Could Do nothing against Him
3. Halina Frąckowiak: Na sianie / In the Hay
4. Czesław Niemen: Lipowa łyżka / Lime-Wood Spoon
5. Maryla Rodowicz: Jak Harnaś umierał / When the Robber Harnaś Was Dying
6. Czesław Niemen: Pożegnanie Harnasia / Farewell to the Robber Harnaś
Warner Music Poland Release Information
A limited edition of the album “Na szkle malowana” (Painted on Glass), released on transparent vinyl with a blue splicer. “Na szkle malowana” is one of the more interesting musical adventures into which Katarzyna Gaertner and Ernest Bryll, accompanied by a veritable pleiad of soloists and instrumentalists, took Polish listeners in 1970. Janosik and electric guitars? By all means.
“Na szkle malowana” indeed bears the hallmarks of a unique gathering, a kind of supergroup that included musicians from Czerwono-Czarni (Klaudiusz Maga, Henryk Zomerski), Bemibek (Aleksander Bem) and the core of the first line-up of Dwa plus Jeden (Janusz Kruk and Andrzej Rybiński). They accompany a very wide range of soloists – both those associated with the beat scene (Halina Frąckowiak, Andrzej and Jacek Zieliński from Skaldowie, Jerzy Grunwald) and more broadly defined pop (Maryla Rodowicz, Edward Hulewicz).
The whole sounds colourful and interesting. We have here expressive songs from the borderland of blues and soul (“Kolibaj się, kolibaj” (Rock on, Rock on)) or Polish folk-rock variations (“Czekałem na ciebie” (I’ve Been Waiting for You)). There are also a few lively pop hits that have made their mark in the history of Polish music (“Nie zmogła go kula” (He Wasn't Crushed by a Bullet), “Hej baby, baby” (Hey Baby, Baby)).
Two songs sung by Czesław Niemen should be treated separately – instead of a bigbit supergroup, he recorded them accompanied by his own Niemen Enigmatic. They fit perfectly into the formula of the whole, but the expressive arrangements, exposing Jacek Mikuła’s Hammond organ, Tomasz Jaśkiewicz’s predatory guitar and Niemen’s own passionate voice, meant that both songs could also be successfully included in the programme of the soon-to-be-released red two-LP album “Niemen”.
Tracklist
Side A
1. Jerzy Grunwald: Góry, chmury i doliny / Mounts, Clouds and Valleys
2. Maryla Rodowicz: Kolibaj się, kolibaj / Lullaby
3. Andrzej Rybiński: Bądź zdrowa, dziewczyno / Farewell, My Girl
4. Halina Frąckowiak: Wodo, zimna wodo / Water, Cool Water
5. Andrzej Rybiński: Czekałem na ciebie / I Was Waiting for You
6. Edward Hulewicz: Hej Baby, Baby / You Woman Folk
Side B
1. Andrzej i Jacek Zielińscy: Kochali my, kochali / We Were Mightily in Love
2. Andrzej Rybiński, Jerzy Grunwald & Partita: Nie zmogła go kula / The Bullet Could Do nothing against Him
3. Halina Frąckowiak: Na sianie / In the Hay
4. Czesław Niemen: Lipowa łyżka / Lime-Wood Spoon
5. Maryla Rodowicz: Jak Harnaś umierał / When the Robber Harnaś Was Dying
6. Czesław Niemen: Pożegnanie Harnasia / Farewell to the Robber Harnaś