Filipinki - Złota kolekcja: Batumi / Własny świat CD NEW

Description: Gold Collection There are few bands in the history of our entertainment music that have had such a significant impact on its development as a Filipina girl band.The group was founded in autumn 1959 at the Szczecin Technical School of Commerce, under the care of music and economics teacher Jan Janikowski. The first line-up included nine schoolgirls singing in the school choir. The Technikum Handlowy Vocal Ensemble – that’s how the band was originally called – sang covers of Western hits (“Lilies”, “Bambino”, “Pity pity”) and jazz tracks. The 'Memory of Gershwin' bundle included in this collection was the ironclad of the group's concerts at the time.The band's local fame grew rapidly, and the distinction won at the Wrocław Festival of Music, Song and Dance in June 1961 for their interpretation of "Ave Maria no morro" and participation in the "Microphone for All" broadcast popularized the band across the country.In 1963, with the approval and backing of the popular teen biweekly "Filipina", the band took the name Filipina. The repertoire of the group began to expand quickly with original works, composed mostly by artistic supervisor, Jan Janikowski, for texts by Włodzimierz Patuszyński. "Wala Twist", "Bal Arlekin", "Goodbye, Professor", "Charleston teenagers" immediately became hits that all of Poland hummed. In 1964, the Filipinos won the 1963 Polish Radio Song Plebiscite with the song "Batumi" and released the first albums that broke all sales records.In less than a year of music lovers, they bought over 700,000 black albums of the band, and Polskie Nagrania collected a round five million zlotys for them.In 1967, the Filipina separated from Jan Janikowski, completely changed their image and repertoire and came under the care of the composer Mateusz Święcicki - co-founder of KFPP in Opole and creator of the radio Three. In the spring of 1968, they won the TV Song Exchange with the big bit song "He's Not There" and a year later took first place again in the same competition with the song "Spring Will Return in May". At KFPP ’69, they won a distinction for "Let's Have Fun", in the same year they also won the Polish Radio plebiscite for the best nautical song of 1969 with "Captain Teliga's Yacht". In 1970, the band changed their image again - this time to rock. Together with the music band Bez Atu created specifically for them, the singers prepared the show "Don't Believe the Boys", they also worked on a longplay under the same name.Eventually, however, they returned to a lighter repertoire and in the spring of 1971 with a new hit "I will not fall in love with you" they won the Polish Radio plebiscite for the song of April.In 1972, the group came under the care of the composer Janusz Kępski. Only one of them remained of the original line-up - the rest of the singers left the band as families started. The group eventually disbanded in the fall of 1974 when the last original Filipino, Krystyna Pawlaczyk, married and retired from stage life.The band has been around for fifteen years – the only one of our first wave youth groups to have survived that long. They were the first Polish girls band, but more importantly - they were the first Polish band to prove that youth music is not the margins of the entertainment scene, but its pillar and excellent business. The Philippines were the first Polish band to take care of marketing in almost the same way as the later Spice Girls a few decades later.They created and then filled a niche in the Polish market, gaining gigantic popularity and the nickname "Polish bitcoins". They made their first professional music videos (in Poland and the GDR), were in constant contact with the press providing journalists with news and information about themselves. They performed regularly on TV and radio without neglecting concerts – an average of about three hundred per year. As the first post-war stars to promote themselves as a brand and sign advertising contracts with clothing companies (Dana, Moda Polska), transport companies (Polish Ocean Lines), or tourism companies (PTTK). For hundreds of our music groups, they have become a role model, imitated more or less literally - from 1963, like mushrooms after the rain, Filipino-like groups began to appear all over Poland - including Alibabki, Krystynki, Hajduczki, Partita, Dots, Gray, Bergerettes. In 1965, as the first Polish youth band, the Philippines toured the USA and Canada, and the success they achieved there opened the way to the West for the next artists of the younger generation. They released two longplays and one small disc in the US, introducing their song "A Walk in the Port" (as "We Are Walking On the Beach") to the US charts. In Poland alone, they have sold over a million vinyl records and at least another in the USSR and overseas. Their hit "Wala Twist" in the USSR became the first tweist-to-beat song promoted in the media, and its success forced the communist authorities to lift the embargo on lighter Western music. Impressive achievements - all the more impressive because seven modest students of the Szczecin Technical School of Commerce saved them, the oldest of whom at the time of the group's formation was only fifteen years old. These were: Zofia Bogdanowicz, Niki Ikonomu, Elżbieta Klausz, Krystyna Pawlaczyk, Iwona Racz, Anna Sadowa and Krystyna Sadowska.Tracklist:CD 11. The Philippines is us2. Remembering Gershwin3. Umbrellas4. Batumi5. Children of Piraeus6. Washing machines from Portugal7. Equators8. Wala Twist9. Walk around the harbour10. Left Arlekin11. Mr. Wonderful12. Charleston teens13. Farewell Professor14. Tarap tarap15. A Ballad of Someone Far Away16. Seven boys17. And this is meant to be love18. Servus Mr Chief19. Port night20. Those who like themselves feel21. Tomorrow weather or rain22. Learn to play23. Paderewski Street24. Ave Maria no morroCD 21. Nothing comes back2. Hey nam hey3. Piston on the beach4. Strange Guest5. There is no6. Your own world7. At ten o'clock8. I know him by heart9. Why You Cry Small10. Spring May Will Return11. Let's Have Fun12. A song about the north wind13. Jurek and I14. Don't believe the boys15. My whole world (This is my world)16. Fifth time of year17. He is here18. I'll Give You Everything You Want19. If you love, never talk about it20. Too much experience21. White shells22. What Delays Won't Escape23. Cause he's a gypsy14. I won't fall in love with you25. I Want You to Own26. At the top of the stairs27. People at the FireIf you are looking for some others polish releases please let me know :)

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