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Origin
  
Poland

Website
  
sdm-myszkowski.com/

Years active
  
1984 - present

Record label
  
EMI Music Poland

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Labels
  
Pronit, Pomaton, Pomaton EMI, Dalmafon, EMI Music Poland, Parlophone Music Poland

Past members
  
Andrzej Sidorowicz Marek Czerniawski Alina Karolewicz Aleksandra Kiełb-Szawuła Sławomir Plota Grzegorz Sieradzan Stefan Błaszczyński Adam Ziemianin Robert Szydło Przemysław Chołody Dariusz Czarny Wojciech Czemplik Andrzej Stagraczyński Ryszard Żarowski Maciej Harna

Members
  
Krzysztof Myszkowski, Roman Ziobro

Genres
  
Sung poetry, Folk music, Blues

Albums
  
Bieszczadzkie anioły, Memorabilia, Dla wszystkich starczy mi, Czarny blues o czwartej, Cudne manowce

Profiles

Stare Dobre Małżeństwo (in English translation "good old marriage") is a Polish music group.

Contents

The band derives from the so-called "student music", popular in Poland. This musical style is characterised by the use of a guitar for accompaniment, while the lyrics often talk about hiking in the Polish mountains, love and adventure. SDM, however, quickly created their own style, and became famous due to their interesting musical interpretations of poems written by the famous Polish poet Edward Stachura. Another important author, who worked with the band, is the Polish poet Adam Ziemianin.

Currently, the band has moved away from "student music" towards what can be described as acoustic blues. Furthermore, they often use poems of the forgotten poet Jan Rybowicz whose work addressed important questions about human existence.

Stare dobre malzenstwo czarny blues o czwartej nad ranem official music video


Songs

Z nim będziesz szczęśliwszaDla wszystkich starczy miejsca · 1990
Czarny blues o czwartej nad ranemLive in Łowicz · 1992
Jest już za późnoDla wszystkich starczy miejsca · 1990

References

Stare Dobre Małżeństwo Wikipedia