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Exodus (Polish band)

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Exodus
OriginWarsaw, Poland
GenresProgressive rock
Years active1976 (1976)–1985 (1985)
LabelsMadMax, Polskie Nagrania Muza, Metal Mind
Past membersPaweł Birula
Andrzej Puczyński
Wojciech Puczyński
Władysław Komendarek
Zbigniew Fyk
Marek Wójcicki
Jerzy Machnikowski
Kazimierz Barlasz
Jacek Olejnik
Bogdan Łoś
Joanna Rosińska

Exodus was a Polish symphonic rock band, active 1976–1985. Exodus was one of the leading progressive rock bands (sometimes described as "art-rock")[1] in Polish rock in late 1970s and early 1980s.[2][3]

Members

Past members

  • Andrzej Puczyński – guitar
  • Wojciech Puczyński – bass guitar
  • Władysław Komendarek – keyboards
  • Paweł Birula – vocals, 12-string guitar
  • Zbigniew Fyk – drums
  • Marek Wójcicki – guitar
  • Kazimierz Barlasz – vocals
  • Jacek Olejnik – keyboards
  • Bogdan Łoś – guitar
  • Joanna Rosińska – vocals

Discography

Albums

  • Nadzieje, niepokoje, (recorded 1977, released 2006 in the box The Most Beautiful Dream. Anthology 1977–1985)
  • The Most Beautiful Day (1980)
  • Supernova (1981)
  • Singles Collection (1992)
  • Najpiękniejszy dzień (2000)
  • Hazard (recorded 1983, released 2006 in the box The Most Beautiful Dream. Anthology 1977–1985)

Singles

  • Uspokojenie wieczorne/To co pamiętam
  • Niedokończony sen/Dotyk szczęścia
  • Ostatni teatrzyk objazdowy
  • Spróbuj wznieść się wyżej/Jest taki dom
  • Jestem automatem/Najdłuższy lot (1982)
  • Kosmiczny ojcze/Ta frajda (1985)

References

  1. ^ "Keyboard". 1988.
  2. ^ Leszek Gnoiński, Jan Skaradziński: Encyklopedia Polskiego Rocka. Konin: Władysław Wieczorek, 1996, s. 151-152. ISBN 83-86365-08-0.
  3. ^ Wolański R., Leksykon Polskiej Muzyki Rozrywkowej, Warszawa 1995, Agencja Wydawnicza MOREX, ISBN 83-86848-05-7, tu hasło Exodus, s. 48.


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