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Dolly Roll

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Dolly Roll was a Hungarian pop band, which was established in 1983 from the ex-members of the band Hungária. Their first LP, Vakáció-ó-ó sold 250 thousand copies within two months. In 1984, they went on a tour in Hungary, performing in 50 places. They released a new album every year. In both 1986-87 and 1992 the band when through some changes in membership. In 1998, they held a concert in Budapest Sportcsarnok. In 2017, their lead singer, Dolly announced, that the band will cease to perform. Throughout their first thirty years, they sold more than five million records.[1]

Members

1983–1987
  • Mária Penczi – vocals
  • Béla Tibor Jeszenszky – vocals, rhythm guitar
  • Gábor Novai – bass guitar, vocals
  • Zoltán Kékes – guitar, vocals
  • Gyula Fekete – saxophone, vocals
  • Gábor Zsoldos – percussion
1987–1990
  • Mária Penczi – vocals
  • Gábor Novai – bass guitar, synthesizer, vocals
  • Zoltán Kékes – guitar, vocals
  • Gyula Fekete – saxophone, vocals
  • Gábor Kecskés – percussion, vocals
1990–1992
  • Mária Penczi – vocals
  • Gábor Novai – bass guitar, synthesizer, vocals
  • Zoltán Kékes – guitar, vocals
  • Gábor Kecskés – percussion, vocals
1992–
  • Mária Penczi – vocals
  • Zoltán Kékes – guitara, vocals
  • Gábor Kecskés – percussion, vocals

Discography

  • Vakáció-ó-ó (1983)
  • Eldoradoll (1984)
  • Happy cocktail (1985)
  • Oh-la-la (1986)
  • Játék az élet (1987)
  • Zakatol a szív (1988)
  • Országúti randevú (1988) (compilation)
  • Dupla vagy semmi (1989)
  • Ábrándos szép napok (1989)
  • Ébreszd fel a szívemet (1990)
  • Rég volt, szép volt (1990)
  • Gondolsz-e majd rám (1991)
  • Rock & Roll-ra Hívlak! (1992)
  • Beat turmix '60 1 (1993)
  • Tipi-Tapi Dinó (1993)
  • Simogass napsugár (1993) (compilation)
  • Beat turmix '60 2 (1994)
  • Tipi-Tapi Party (1994)
  • Dolly Roll Gold (1995) (compilation)
  • Atlanta Rá-rá-rá, hajrá!!! (1996)
  • Tipi-Tapi Csodaországban (1997)
  • Dolly Roll ReMix '98 (1998) (compilation)
  • Vakáció-ó-ó '98 (1998) (live album)
  • Poperett (1999)
  • Dolly Jubileumi Koncert (2003) (live album)
  • Plussz... (2005)
  • Karácsony (2009)
  • Emlékszel még - Best Of (2009) (compilation)

References

  1. ^ DOLLY ROLL Archived 2017-04-03 at the Wayback Machine Tasko Koncert

External links

This page was last edited on 1 September 2021, at 01:10
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