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Wojtek Pilichowski has been working as a musician since 1992. His first solo album was realised in 1994.He has realised 7 solo albums till now (over 70 000 copies) .He is an author of 4 guides and lessons for bass guitar. The last solo album has also appeared in DVD version. As a session bass guitar player He realised over 120 albums-most of them with the greatest stars of polish music world. He took part in thousands of great projects and concerts. He was repeatedly entreat for cooperation with famous worldwide musicians such as Enrique Iglesias, Tony Royster Jr or Chris de Burgh during their visit in Poland. Wojtek is one of the most famous and recognised bass guitar lecturer who lead the most prestige workshops in Poland. Pilichowski was nominated three times for Polish Phonographic Academy Award. He was selected seven times by readers of ?Guitar and Bass? as the best polish bass guitar player. Fourfold laureate of Play Box Award which he received form polish broadcasting stations. Since 2005 he was guest of festivals: Euro Bass Day (Italy), European Bass Day (Germany), UK Bass Day, Bass Player Live (US).He is invited for shows and concerts from Almaty to Los Angeles. In 2002 Wojtek supported his bass guitar concord by Ashdown amplifier. Presently Wojtek works with following artists and music groups Pilichowski Band PiR2 Kasia Kowalska Borysewicz Kukiz Jan Bo Rock Loves Chopin.
He collaborated with such diverse musicians as such Michal Urbaniak, Gregg Bissonette (David Lee Roth, Joe Satriani), Simon Phillips, Tony Royster Jr., Thomas Lang [2] [3], Ricky Latham, Mary Mary, Nicko McBrain (Iron Maiden), Jonathan Mover, Marco Minnemann ( H-Blockx), Vinnie Moore, Barry Groniec, Chris de Burgh, Enrique Iglesias, Basia, Funky Filon, Edyta Górniak, Kasia Kowalska, Natalia Kukulska, Holdys Zbigniew Krzysztof Misiak, John Borysewicz. He has recorded several CDs as a session musician. 
It worked well in the Trio bass (Jurecki, Scieranski, Pilichowski) supergroup Woobie Doobie (Olszak, Ajuga, Nowakowski, Grymuza, Pilichowski). 
In the mid-90s founded, with Robert Leszczynski, short-acting Musiq Karate team. He received the award for Best bass player according to the magazine Guitar and Bass successively in the years 1995, 1996, 1997, 1998, 1999, 2000, 2001, 2003, best rhythm section according to the magazine Guitar and Bass in 2001 (with drummer Michael Dubravka) and 2003 ( Tomek Losowskim) and Playbox prize (awarded by all major radio stations in Poland) for the best bassist in the years 1996, 1997, 1998, 2001.

LineUp;
Wojtek Pilichowski - bass
Wojtek Olszak - keyboard
Radek Owczarz - drums
Bartek Papierz - guitar