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Karin Stanek

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Karin Ilona Stanek, also known as Karin Stanek, was born on August 18, 1943, in Bytom, Poland, and was a Polish big beat singer. After winning a national contest in 1962, she joined Czerwono‑Czarni and recorded hits "Jimmy Joe" and "Malowana lala". Her first solo LP appeared in the U.S. in 1966, followed by the band’s albums Czerwono‑Czarni (1966) and 17, 000, 000 (1967). Leaving the group in 1969, she issued the German album Das geballte Temperament mit der unerhörten Stimme (1979) and the English single "Let's Have a Party" (1981). Returning to Poland in 1991, she performed at Opole. Her studio track, the eurodance "Sex", was released in 2005. She died from pneumonia on February 15, 2011, after which a 3‑CD collection was issued.
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