Jacek Kochan
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Biography
Born December 18, 1955 in Poland, Jacek Kochan is a drummer, composer, arranger and producer. Kochan began his career in his homeland in the 1970s, moving to New York in the 1980s, studying under Jaco Pastorius and Robbie Gonzales, among others. He relocated to Toronto, Canada in the 1990s, working alongside Michel Donato, Karen Young, Andrew Leroux, Yannick Rieu, Kenny Wheeler, Oliver Jones and more. He released his first album, Visitor, in 1992. He moved back to Europe in 1995 and continued to record and collaborate with other artists. Alongside his solo releases such as Alberta (1996) and Monorain (2001), he also collaborated with Joey Calderazzo and Lars Danielsson on Our Standards (1996), and John Abercrombie, Pat LaBarbera and Jim Vivian on Standard Transmission (1997). Later albums included Third of Three (2014), Parentes (with MusiConspiracy/2017), and Ajee (2018).
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- Siblings
- Fugu
- Second organized thing
- Stop Being Pretty
- What's Wrong With Now
- Wrong Ring
- Once Again
- Yellow Car For The First Time
- Under the Circumstances
- Monorain
- Kowloon
- Five Dots
- Do You Really Need All This Money?
- Dream Broker
- House, Shack and the Tree
- Better Yet
- Another Blowish
- For The Reason
- Look At Her Smiling
- Slow Train Coming
- Fridat Night Wizards
- Nucleus
- Department Of Tolerance
- Inappropriate Sense Of Smooth
