Mauro Pawlowski

Tribute to Chris Whitley

Mauro Pawlowski

Mauro was a guest during Millionaire's gig

Mauro Pawlowski

Mauro and New Galaxy Orchestra plays Sun Ra

Mauro Pawlowski

Mauro was a guest of Millionaire.

Mauro Pawlowski

The Braakland All Star Impro Sextet.

Mauro Pawlowski

Benefit gig for HTI

Mauro Pawlowski

<p>On this date the city of Hasselt organised Kerstvonk for the second time. This year Marcel Vanthilt read a story by Stijn Meuris called 'De dag dat Neil Young in Hasselt speelde', with Joost Zweegers joining in to play a couple of Neil Young songs in between ('Man needs a maid', 'Sugar mountain' and 'Tell my why'!). Patrick De Witte and Frederik Van Den Eede held a humourous 'workshop' about humour and last but not least: a band consisting of Patrick Riguelle, Mauro, Stef Kamil Carlens and Tom Pintens played a set which consisted mostly of covers.</p> <p>Fantastic versions of Daniel Lanois' 'The Messenger' (sung by SKC), The Band's 'The Weight' and Neil Youngs 'Will to love' passed. SKC and Tom Pintens did two songs together ('Raining pleasure' by The Triffids and 'Hey whatchadoin' off the latest Zita Swoon record) without the rest of the band.</p> <p>Mauro played 'Shadow of your smile' solo and you could have easily mistaken Patrick Riguelle for Tom Waits when sang 'Red Shoes'... Very beautiful, and I wouldn't have minded it to last a bit longer.</p> <p>The full setlist reads as follows :<br /> Help me make it through the night (Glen Campbell)<br /> Good year for the roses (Elvis Costello)<br /> The Shadow of your smile<br /> The Messenger (Daniel Lanois)<br /> Jesus on the mainline (traditional)<br /> Red Shoes (Tom Waits)<br /> Hey Whatchadoing<br /> Raining pleasure (The Triffids)<br /> Will to love (Neil Young)<br /> Once I was fine<br /> The Weight (The Band)<br /> In every dream home a heartache (Roxy Music)<br /></p>

Mauro Pawlowski

Mauro Pawlowski

Singer-songwriter avond

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Mauro played with Stef Kamil Carlens

Mauro Pawlowski

<p>The<strong> Etoiles Polaires Festival</strong> in Gent's <strong>Vooruit</strong> 2004 edition celebrated talent from Iceland and Greenland, and invited collaborations from Belgian musicians. The <strong>Karanova</strong> project was one such project with a partnership between <strong>Peter Vermeersch</strong> and <strong>Johann Johannsson</strong> (Kitchen Motors) featuring:</p> Peter Veermeersch - Sax, clarinet<br /> Kristof Roseeuw - Bass <br /> Teun Verbruggen - drum <br /> Mauro Pawlowski - guitar / vocals <br /> Johan - keyboards, electronica <br /> Hilmar Jensson guitar electronica <br /> Matthias Hernstock drum <br /> Kira Kira; text and vocals. <br />

Mauro Pawlowski

Behoude de Begeerte

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Soli Soli Festival

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Interview session

Mauro Pawlowski

Mauro Pawlowski

Mauro guests in Sgt Pepper's Lonely Heartsclub cover band

Mauro Pawlowski

Between 16 July and late September 2004, Hasselt was staging the <strong>Cinema Rumba</strong> film festival. The final event of Cinema Rumba on 25th September took place in <strong>Kinepolis Hasselt</strong>. They showed three legendary music films (<strong>Scorsese's 'The Last Waltz', Jim Jarmusch' 'Year of the Horse' and Talking Heads' 'Stop making sense'</strong>), two movies for and about musical patients (according to Cinema Rumba) ('High Fidelity' and 'This is spinal tap') and one horror cult classic of 1974, namely 'The Wicker Man'. Each movie was preceded by a live-set by <strong>Patrick Riguelle, Mauro and friends</strong> performing music taken from those movies.

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Mauro was a guest of the <strong>Sgt. Peppers Lonely Heartsclub cover Band</strong>, featuring his uncle <strong>Rocco</strong> amongst other musicians.

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Mauro Pawlowski - Bjorn Eriksson - Mirko Banovic - Frederik Van Den Berghe - Jan Hautekiet (Nijdrop Mosquitos)

Mauro Pawlowski

Mauro Pawlowski

<p>Vadermoord was a series of short 'interpretations' at t Stuk in Leuven. The concept: a musician performs some songs of some musical icon that relates to him/herself... Mauro chose 'to do' Sun Ra.</p> <p>Vadermoord III (2004): 9/3 Thomas Devos (Rumplestitchkin) does Madou, Mauro Pawlowski does Sun Ra <br /> 10/3 Anton Walgrave does Leonard Cohen, Ronny Mosuse does The Beatles <br /> 16/3 Arne Van Peetegem (Styrofoam) + Dieter Sermeus (Orange Black) + Nico Jacobs (Star Club West) do Elliott Smith <br /> 17/3 Bherman does Patti Smith, Stijn Meuris + Dead Souls do Joy Division <br /> <p>On the 't Stuk-site: " Mauro: muzikaal genie zonder weerga. Mauro: bekend van o.a. Somnabula, Mitsoobishy Jacson en Evil Superstars. Maar vooral van zichzelf, natuurlijk. Mauro: niet gespeend van enige gekte. Misschien brengt dat hem wel bij Sun Ra, de ‘Stranger from Outer Space’. Deze jazzgod, naar eigen zeggen naar de aarde gezonden om de mensheid te redden en vrede te brengen, heeft meer dan één grens verlegd. Sun Ra stond op de eerste rij bij de Free Jazz revolutie, tourde met enorme bands en voorspelde dat auto’s ooit op muziek zouden rijden. Bij voorkeur zijn muziek! Thomas Devos is zanger/gitarist van Brusselse belofte Rumplestitchkin die debuteerde met het uitstekende small-time hero. Devos neemt de opdracht heel letterlijk met zijn keuze voor Madou. Zangeres Vera Coomans is zijn (echte) moeder en tekstschrijver Jan Devos zijn ( al even echte) vader. Begin jaren 80 leverde dat één album op, inclusief de hit Witte Nachten. Hoewel Coomans een folk verleden heeft met Rum was de blik van Madou veel ruimer. Een soort familiereünie dus."</p>

Mauro Pawlowski

Mauro Pawlowski

Mauro performed Terrorist Flower with De Laatste Show Band

Mauro Pawlowski

Mauro played guitar in Alex Chilton's backing band.

Mauro Pawlowski

Mauro played guitar in Alex Chilton's backing band.