Perfect (Polish band)

Perfect is a Polish rock band founded in 1977 by drummer Wojciech Morawski, bass guitar player Zdzisław Zawadzki and lead guitar player Zbigniew Hołdys. They are one of the all-time most popular rock bands from/in Poland.<ref>Spin, </ref>

History
Initially, the band played easy-listening pop music under the name Perfect Super Show and Disco Band. Their line-up contained Basia Trzetrzelewska who would later join Matt Bianco. After her departure in 1980, they changed their name to 'Perfect' and turned to hard rock music with Grzegorz Markowski as a lead vocalist. In 1981 Perfect recorded their debut album that sold almost one million copies in Poland alone . It included their first hitsNie płacz Ewka ("Don't Cry, Eve") and Chcemy być sobą ("We Want to be Ourselves") released as a 7" inch single. Their second album UNU released in late 1982 during the martial law in Poland. It sold less than half million copies (vinyl +CD reissue) and contains another classic song: Autobiografia ("Autobiography") devoted to rock and roll generation in Poland that grew up under communist occupation. In 1983 Perfect released their first live album that sold 200 000 copies and disbanded. However, they appeared on stage occasionally in 1987 (Poland), 1989 and in the early 1990s when they toured in the United States twice. However, the original line-up without Holdys reunited in 1994 and recorded their fourth studio album Jestem ("I am") which included another hit Kołysanka dla nieznajomej'' ("A Lullaby for a Stranger") and sold over 130 000 copies . Therefore Perfect is still active until now.

Band members

Current members
 Dariusz Kozakiewicz – lead guitar 
 Piotr Szkudelski – drums 
 Grzegorz Markowski – lead vocals 
 Jacek Krzaklewski – rhythm guitar 
 Piotr Urbanek – bass guitar

Past members
 Zbigniew Hołdys – guitars, vocals 
 Zdzisław Zawadzki – bass guitar 
 Ryszard Sygitowicz – guitars 
 Basia Trzetrzelewska – vocals 
 Ewa Korczyńska-Konarzewska – vocals 
 Wojciech Morawski – drums

Timeline

Discography

Studio albums

Live albums

Video albums

References

Category:Polish rock music groups