Peter Lipa | |
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Background information | |
Born | Prešov, Slovak Republic | May 30, 1943
Genres | Jazz, blues |
Occupation(s) | Singer, songwriter |
Instrument(s) | Violin, trumpet, trombone, guitar |
Years active | 1963–present |
Labels | East-West Promotion |
Website | peterlipa |
Peter Lipa (born May 30, 1943) is a Slovak singer, composer, and promoter of jazz. He has been called the Father of Slovak Jazz. [1] [2] Lipa is regarded as the most significant figure in the Slovak jazz scene. He developed a unique vocal style that focused on the lyrics. His music is influenced by performers including Jimmy Rushing, Ray Charles, Al Jarreau, Joe Cocker, and Bobby McFerrin, and is a mix of jazz and blues. He was the first jazz singer to use Slovak. [3]
Lipa was born in Prešov to Hungarian parents and has worked in Czechoslovakia, the Czech Republic, and Slovakia. His roots are in blues, soul, and classical music and his work rock and jazz standards.
In 2003, he released an album called Beatles in Blue(s) with versions of sixteen songs by The Beatles. He and his arrangers and musicians intended to create the most unusual renditions they could imagine. [4] Some songs, such as "Every Little Thing" and "I Wanna Be Your Man", are recorded so differently from the original versions that only the lyrics remain. In each case, the tempo, rhythm, chord changes, and melody are new.
Three of his studio albums have been listed among The 100 Greatest Slovak Albums of All Time, such as Lipa spieva Lasicu (2005), at number fifty-eight, ...v najlepších rokoch (2001), at number sixty-three, and Naspäť na stromy (1995), at number eighty-one. [5] His album 68 (2012) peaked at number forty-eight on the Czech Albums Chart. [6]
Year | Nominated work | Award | Category | Result | ||
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Major awards and/or nominations | ||||||
1993 | Himself | Ladislav Martoník Award |
| Won | ||
1994 | Naspäť na stromy | ZAI Awards |
| Won | [9] | |
1995 | "Balada o štyroch koňoch" |
| Won | |||
1998 | Himself | Crystal Wing Awards |
| Won | [10] | |
1999 | "Maturantky" | ZAI Awards |
| Won | [9] | |
2005 | Himself | Aurel Awards |
| Won | [11] | |
| Won | |||||
Lipa spieva Lasicu |
| Won | ||||
| Won | |||||
| Won | |||||
| Nominated | [12] | ||||
2010 | Himself | Bratislavian Blueberry |
| Won | [13] | |
Music polls | ||||||
1983 | Himself | Jazz Forum Award |
| Nominated | [14] | |
1998 | Himself | Slávik Awards |
| 19th place | [15] | |
1999 | 13th place | [16] | ||||
2000 | 14th place | [17] | ||||
2001 | 12th place | [18] | ||||
2002 | 18th place | [19] | ||||
2003 | 24th place | [20] | ||||
2004 | 21st Place | [21] | ||||
2005 | 8th place | [22] | ||||
2006 | 19th place | [23] | ||||
2007 | 29th place | [24] | ||||
2008 | 32nd Place | [25] | ||||
2009 | 17th place | [26] | ||||
2010 | 31st Place | [27] | ||||
2011 | 17th place | [28] | ||||
2012 | 21st Place | [29] | ||||
Lifetime honors and other achievements | ||||||
1987 | Himself | Merited Artist | Honored | [14] | ||
2000 | ZAI Awards |
| Honored | [9] | ||
2003 | Ľudovít Štúr Order – Class III |
| Honored | [30] | ||
2007 | Lipa spieva Lasicu | Best Slovak Album of All Time | 58th place | [5] | ||
...v najlepších rokoch | 63rd Place | |||||
Naspäť na stromy | 81st Place | |||||
The years are listed in order of the respective years, the annual ceremonies are usually held the next. |
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Peter Lipa → 68 #48
Peter Lipa → Lipa spieva Lasicu #11