Djabe Hungarian jazz-rock band
Djabe
Djabe plays at the Imatra Big Band Festival 2007 in Finland.
Origin Budapest , HungaryGenres Jazz , jazz rock Years active 1996–present Label Gramy Members Ferenc Kovács Website www
Djabe is a Hungarian jazz-rock band formed in 1996.
History
The name Djabe is influenced by the Akan word djabe , which means freedom.[ 1] Steve Hackett and Ben Castle .
Awards
2001: eMeRTon Award for Update (2001)[ 2] Discography
1996: Djabe
1998: Witchi Tai To
1999: Ly-O-Lay Ale Loya
1999: Lay-a-Loya
2000: Tour 2000
2001: Update
2003: Táncolnak a Kazlak
2003: Unplugged at the New Orleans =
2004: Gödöllô, 2001. Június 23.
2005: Slices of Life/Életképek
2007: Message from the Road
2007: Köszönjük Sipi!
2008: Take On
2009: Sipi Emlékkoncert – Sipi Benefit Concert (with Steve Hackett)
2011: In the Footsteps of Attila and Genghis (with Steve Hackett)
2011: Djabe 15 – 15th Anniversary Concert
2012: Down and Up
2013: Summer Storms & Rocking Rivers (with Steve Hackett)
2014: Forward
2014: Live in Blue (with Steve Hackett, Gulli Briem, John Nugent)
2016: 20 Dimensions
2017: Life Is a Journey (The Sardinia Tapes) (with Steve Hackett)
2018: It Is Never the Same Twice (with Steve Hackett and And Gulli Briem)
2019: Back To Sardinia (with Steve Hackett)
2020: The Magic Stag (with Steve Hackett)
2021: The Journey Continues (with Steve Hackett)
2022: Before
2024: When the Sound Turns Sweet (with Steve Hackett) Videos
2002: Flying – Live in Concert
2006: Táncoltak a Kazlak/Sheafs Were Dancing
2011: 15th Anniversary Concert
2012: Slices of Live Personnel
Ferenc Kovács – trumpet, violin, vocals
Attila Égerházi – guitar, percussion
Zoltán Kovács – piano, keyboards
Tamás Barabás – bass guitar
Szilárd Banai – drums
