Voo Voo
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| Background information | |
| Origin | Poland |
| Genres | Jazz-rock Jazz-fusion |
| Website | voovoo.pl (in Polish) |
| Members | |
| Wojciech Waglewski - guitar, main vocals Mateusz Pospieszalski - saxophone, vocals Karim Martusewicz - bass guitar |
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| Past members | |
| Andrzej Nowicki Wojciech Morawski Milo Kurtis Marek Czapelski Jan Pospieszalski Andrzej Ryszka Piotr Żyżelewicz |
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Voo Voo is a Polish jazz-rock band formed in 1985.[1]
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[edit] Band members
- Wojciech Waglewski - guitar, main vocals, and lyrics. Founder and leader of the band, its name comes from his initials. Father of Bartosz Waglewski and Piotr Waglewski, better known as Fisz and Emade. He also plays with the bands "Osjan" and "Gaya".
- Mateusz Pospieszalski - saxophone, flute, bass clarinet, keyboard instruments, accordion, vocals. He also played with the band "Maanam". Currently playing with the bands "Tie Break" and "GRAAL", also Stanisław Sojka.
- Piotr "Stopa" Żyżelewicz (died 12 May 2011)[2] - drums. He cooperated with the bands Armia and Izrael and 2Tm2,3.
- Karim Martusewicz - double-bass, bass guitar, he plays with Voo Voo since February 1998.
- Mamadou Diouf from Senegal - vocals - He's been cooperating with Voo Voo since 1994.
[edit] Discography
[edit] Official
- Voo Voo 1986
- Koncert 1987
- Sno-powiązałka 1987
- Z środy na czwartek 1989
- Muzyka do filmu Seszele 1990
- Zespół gitar elektrycznych 1991
- Mimozaika 1992
- Zaćmienie Piątego Słońca 1992
- Łobi-jabi 1993
- Koncert w Łodzi 1994
- Zapłacono 1994
- Rapatapa-to-ja 1995
- Flota zjednoczonych sił 1997
- Oov Oov 1998
- Kalejdoskop 1999
- Koncert w Trójce 1999
- Płyta z muzyką 2001
- Płyta 2002
- Voo Voo z kobietami 2003
- Trójdźwięki 2004
- XX Cz.1 2005
- 21 2006
- Samo Voo Voo 2008
- Wszyscy muzycy to wojownicy 2010
[edit] Non-canonical
Albums recorded by Voo Voo members from which some songs are played by the band.
- Małe Wu Wu
- Kolędy Pospieszalskich
- Matika
- Muzyka od środka
[edit] Unofficial
Unofficial or “semi-official” bootleg records compiled and published by the “Wannolot” fan-club containing either historical and otherwise unavailable songs or live performances of the band.
- Płyta klubowa 1
- Płyta klubowa 2
- Płyta klubowa 3
- XX ½
[edit] References
- ^ "VooVoo". europopmusic.eu. http://www.europopmusic.eu/Poland_pages/VooVoo.html. Retrieved 15 May 2011.
- ^ "Piotr Zyzelewicz Has Died". poland.pl. 13 May 2011. http://www.poland.pl/news/article,Piotr_Zyzelewicz_Has_Died,id,457548.htm. Retrieved 15 May 2011.
[edit] External links
Media related to Voo Voo at Wikimedia Commons
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