Leszek Winder

Leszek Winder is a notable Polish blues-rock guitarist and composer born on May 22nd, 1954, in Chorzów, Poland. He began his music career in the late 1960s and early 1970s. Winder initially gained recognition with his involvement in the group Apogeum and later with the band Krzak, where he became a central figure as both a guitarist and composer after the departure of its original leader, Jan Błędowski. Throughout his career, Winder has also led projects like the "Winder Session" and more recently, the "Czarny Pies" concert project. He has been recognized for his skills, including being named the best guitarist in the "Blues Top" poll in 2014.

Winder's discography includes albums such as "3B," which is a blues album, and "Bezdomne Psy," an alternative guitar rock album. His work often blends blues with other genres, reflecting his diverse musical background and influences. Winder continues to be an active figure in Poland's music scene, contributing to various projects and collaborating with a wide range of artists. His dedication to music has earned him cultural awards from the cities of Chorzów and Katowice.