“Polish jazz group - 100$ a night” Displayed on the posters in Michał Urbaniak’s band’s van while playing across Europe in the 60s, this hippy traveling player was soon to become one of the most innovative Polish jazz musicians in history. Though his European career was quickly evolving, the old continent simply didn’t feel like enough. From a very young age, Michał knew at heart that he was a New Yorker, eventually jumping at the first chance he got to move to the world’s jazz capital and signing with the legendary Columbia Records. The rest is history. Time stamps [01:11]The Boys of America [02:29]An Introduction to Miles [03:22]New Yorker at heart [07:52]100$ a night [09:55]The violin [11:23]New York [12:14]Columbia [13:19]Folk [16:16]The impossible deal [19:08]Young talents [19:52]Meeting Miles [23:15]Poetry & jazz [27:22]Young musicians Music from the episode [07:33]Composition:Bengal Artist: Super Constellation Album editions: Super Constellation / Fusion I [14:13]Comp...