Biography:

Andrzej Janusz ^[a] Nowak (born April 9 , 1959 in Opole ^[2] [3] , died January 4 , 2022 ) – Polish guitarist , composer and music producer , one of the founders of the band TSA , leader and founder of the rock band Złe Psy . Also known for his cooperation with Martyna Jakubowicz and Tadeusz Nalepa .

Founder of the TSA team . In the 1980s, he played with Tadeusz Nalepa and Martyna Jakubowicz , and co-created the I Ching session . In 1999 he founded the band Złe Psy ^[1] [4] .

In 2008, he appeared in the documentary Theory of Noise (episode 5) from the History of Polish Rock series , directed by Leszek Gnoiński and Wojciech Słota ^[5] . He appeared as a guest on the album Test és vér (2013) by the Hungarian group Hungarica in the song “Lengyel, Magyar / Polak, Węgier”, dedicated to Polish-Hungarian friendship ^[6] .

He died on January 4, 2022 after a chronic illness that was not made public ^[7] . On January 28, 2022, the urn with his ashes was buried in the columbarium at the Powązki Military Cemetery in Warsaw , and the funeral ceremonies were state and secular ^[8] [9] .

Private life

The musician was addicted to alcohol ^[10] . Since the late 1980s, he has been breeding American pit bull terrier dogs ^[11] . He was also a collector of motorcycles and military items ^[12] [13] . He declared himself a patriot ^[7] .

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