Romuald Lipko - musical beast with a handle to a melody, I do not know how he does it, because I do not know music in the kitchen but it would not be without Lipka Age booths ... born April 3, 1950 in Lublin, a Polish-instrumentalist (keyboards, trumpet, bass guitar) and composer. He
basic music school, from high school musical was expelled for taking part in a television program. Since the early 70s Lipko was a bassist, and later keyboardist and composer, mainly in one of the most popular bands in Poland - Booth Stonehill.
Some of his early compositions in the booth is a song that you may have written Arthur Rimbaud, Event and White demon. In 1978 he took over
Stonehill booths leadership role after the departure of vocalist Christopher Cugowskiego.
His most commercially successful album was nothing hurts, like life, published in 1997. Sold over a million copies.
musical success and was a performance at Carnegie Hall and a recording session at Village Studios in Los Angeles under the tutelage of Greg Philinganesa. He collaborated with Marcus Miller, Steve Lukather, and Sheila E.
Romuald Lipko worked with many Polish vocalists. He wrote songs such as for Anna Jantar (Nothing can last forever), Ursula, Irena Jarocka, Zdislava Sośnicki (Avenue of Stars), Isabella Trojanowska (I'm your sin
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