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After thirteen years together, they became better known in 2006 with the song "Nuudlid ja hapupiim" (Noodles and Sour Milk) winning them a spot on Raadio 2's yearly hit songs.
After thirteen years together, they became better known in 2006 with the song "Nuudlid ja hapupiim" (Noodles and Sour Milk) winning them a spot on Raadio 2's yearly hit songs.


In 2008, Winny Puhh's music video "Vanamutt" (The Old Lady) was nominated for the Estonian Music Awards (Eesti Muusikaauhinnad).<ref>Andri Maimets, Karilin Engelbrecht, Helen Teesalu. [http://www.postimees.ee/050408/esileht/meelelahutus/hip/321167.php Muusikud soovivad ühte auhinda.] 02. April 2008</ref> In 2009, Henry Kõrvits, better known under the stage name [[G-Enka]], joined Winny Puhh for the song "Peegelpõrand" ("Mirror Floor"), garnering them sixth place with 456 votes in the 2009 Raadio 2 Top 40.<ref>[http://publik.delfi.ee/news/muusika/aastahitt-2009-parim-kodumaine-lugu-on-koit-toome-kaugele-siit.d?id=28254505 AASTAHITT 2009: Parim kodumaine lugu on Koit Toome "Kaugele siit"] 02. January 2010.</ref>
In 2008, Winny Puhh's music video "Vanamutt" (The Old Lady) was nominated for the Estonian Music Awards (Eesti Muusikaauhinnad). In 2009, Henry Kõrvits, better known under the stage name [[G-Enka]], joined Winny Puhh for the song "Peegelpõrand" ("Mirror Floor"), garnering them sixth place with 456 votes in the 2009 Raadio 2 Top 40.<ref>[http://publik.delfi.ee/news/muusika/aastahitt-2009-parim-kodumaine-lugu-on-koit-toome-kaugele-siit.d?id=28254505 AASTAHITT 2009: Parim kodumaine lugu on Koit Toome "Kaugele siit"] 02. January 2010.</ref>


In 2013, Winny Puhh participated in the Estonian national final for the [[2013 Eurovision Song Contest]] with the song "Meiecundimees üks Korsakov läks eile Lätti", but they finished third behind [[Birgit Õigemeel]] and [[Grete Paia]].<ref>[http://www.elu24.ee/1184190/meiecundi-winny-puhh-kogub-fanne-teispool-ookeani Meiecundi Winny Puhh kogub fänne teispool ookeani] 28. March 2013</ref> Olav Ruitlane and Mr. Korsakov (the character in the song) were sent for press interviews.<ref>[http://eestilaul.err.ee/uudised/c11f31ba-fb5a-491e-bbbc-f42f4e314f06 Winny Puhh ei tea, miks ta konkursil osaleb], Eesti Laul 1013, 15. January 2013</ref> An extended version of "Meiecundimees üks Korsakov läks eile Lätti" was performed in Paris at the [[Rick Owens]] fashion show.<ref>[http://fashionista.com/2013/06/eurovision-rejects-winny-puhh-perform-upside-down-at-rick-owens/ Eurovision Rejects Winny Puhh Perform Upside-Down at Rick Owens]</ref>
In 2013, Winny Puhh participated in the Estonian national final for the [[2013 Eurovision Song Contest]] with the song "Meiecundimees üks Korsakov läks eile Lätti", but they finished third behind [[Birgit Õigemeel]] and [[Grete Paia]].<ref>[http://www.elu24.ee/1184190/meiecundi-winny-puhh-kogub-fanne-teispool-ookeani Meiecundi Winny Puhh kogub fänne teispool ookeani] 28. March 2013</ref> Olav Ruitlane and Mr. Korsakov (the character in the song) were sent for press interviews.<ref>[http://eestilaul.err.ee/uudised/c11f31ba-fb5a-491e-bbbc-f42f4e314f06 Winny Puhh ei tea, miks ta konkursil osaleb], Eesti Laul 1013, 15. January 2013</ref> An extended version of "Meiecundimees üks Korsakov läks eile Lätti" was performed in Paris at the [[Rick Owens]] fashion show.<ref>[http://fashionista.com/2013/06/eurovision-rejects-winny-puhh-perform-upside-down-at-rick-owens/ Eurovision Rejects Winny Puhh Perform Upside-Down at Rick Owens]</ref>

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Winny Puhh
Winny Puhh performing on the television show Ringvaade
Background information
OriginPõlva, Estonia
GenresPunk rock , Heavy metal
Years active1993–
LabelsLegendaarne Records
MembersIndrek Vaheoja
Silver Lepaste
Ove Musting
Indrek Nõmm
Kristjan Oden
Olavi Sander
Websitewww.myspace.com/winnypuhh/

Winny Puhh is an Estonian metal/punk band formed in 1993 in Põlva. The founding members, Ove, Indrek, and Olavi knew each other from school. In 2009, the drummer Olavi Sander (Olevik) temporarily left the band and was replaced by Kristjan (Väikepax). Later however Olevik returned and the band has two drummers now. Many of their performances involve costumes.[1]

Musical career

After thirteen years together, they became better known in 2006 with the song "Nuudlid ja hapupiim" (Noodles and Sour Milk) winning them a spot on Raadio 2's yearly hit songs.

In 2008, Winny Puhh's music video "Vanamutt" (The Old Lady) was nominated for the Estonian Music Awards (Eesti Muusikaauhinnad). In 2009, Henry Kõrvits, better known under the stage name G-Enka, joined Winny Puhh for the song "Peegelpõrand" ("Mirror Floor"), garnering them sixth place with 456 votes in the 2009 Raadio 2 Top 40.[2]

In 2013, Winny Puhh participated in the Estonian national final for the 2013 Eurovision Song Contest with the song "Meiecundimees üks Korsakov läks eile Lätti", but they finished third behind Birgit Õigemeel and Grete Paia.[3] Olav Ruitlane and Mr. Korsakov (the character in the song) were sent for press interviews.[4] An extended version of "Meiecundimees üks Korsakov läks eile Lätti" was performed in Paris at the Rick Owens fashion show.[5]

Band members

  • Indrek Vaheoja (Korraldajaonu) – Vocals
  • Silver Lepaste (Kartauto) – Guitar
  • Ove Musting (Jürnas Farmer) – Guitar, Vocals
  • Indrek Nõmm (Koeraonu) – Bass guitar
  • Kristjan Oden (Väikepax) – drums, percussion
  • Olavi Sander (Doktor O) - drums, percussion

Albums

References

  1. ^ Laupäevane kompott. 10. September 2006
  2. ^ AASTAHITT 2009: Parim kodumaine lugu on Koit Toome "Kaugele siit" 02. January 2010.
  3. ^ Meiecundi Winny Puhh kogub fänne teispool ookeani 28. March 2013
  4. ^ Winny Puhh ei tea, miks ta konkursil osaleb, Eesti Laul 1013, 15. January 2013
  5. ^ Eurovision Rejects Winny Puhh Perform Upside-Down at Rick Owens

Articles

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