There are many artists with the name EDDA. 1) Hungarian EDDA EDDA is a highly successful Hungarian melodic/hard rock band formed in 1974 under the name "EDDA Művek". The word "művek" (works) symbolizes the band originally starting off its career in Miskolc, a typical Central European industrial city also dubbed as "Steel City" EDDA's catchy, melodic rock tunes and touching ballads primarily focus on the social and emotional life of youth. Love, loneliness, alienation, friendship and spiritual...
There are many artists with the name EDDA.
1) Hungarian EDDA
EDDA is a highly successful Hungarian melodic/hard rock band formed in 1974 under the name "EDDA Művek". The word "művek" (works) symbolizes the band originally starting off its career in Miskolc, a typical Central European industrial city also dubbed as "Steel City"
EDDA's catchy, melodic rock tunes and touching ballads primarily focus on the social and emotional life of youth. Love, loneliness, alienation, friendship and spirituality. The band performs more than one hundred shows annually throughout Hungary and surrounding Hungarian communities around the Carpathian Basin. However, the energetic and inventive musicianship that EDDA's known for, is best reflected through their dynamic live performances.
Band Members
* Attila Pataky (vocals) 1978-present * Zsolt Gömöry (keyboards) 1985-present * István Alapi (guitar) 1986-present * László Kicska (bass) 1992-present * Zoltán Hetényi (drums) 1997-present
* György Csapó (drums) 1978-1981 * István Slamovits (guitar) 1978-1983 * László Zselencz (bass) 1978-1983 * Alfonz Barta (keyboards) 1978-1983 * László Fortuna (drums) 1982-1986 * János Kegye (saxophone) 1983 * Tibor Gellért (guitar) 1985 * Tamás Papp (drums) 1986 * Endre Csillag (guitar) 1985-87 * Gábor Mirkovics (bass) 1986 * Tibor Donászy (drums) 1986-1997 * Tamás Gay (keyboards) 1983-1985 * Gábor Pethő (bass) 1986-1991 * Péter Kun (guitar) 1992
Discography
25 gold records, 4 platinum albums, 2 diamond records More than 5 million units sold in Europe
1. EDDA Művek 1. (1981) 2. EDDA Művek 2. (1982) 3. EDDA Művek 3. (1983) 4. EDDA Művek 4. - Viszlát, Edda! (1984) (live recording) 5. EDDA Művek 5. (1985)(live recording of original material) 6. EDDA Művek 6. (1986) 7. Változó idők (1988) 8. Szaga van (1988) 9. Pataky-Slamovits (1989) 10. Győzni fogunk (1990) 11. Best of Edda '80-'90 12. Szélvihar 13. Szellemvilág (1992) 14. Az EDDA két arca (double album) 15. Elveszett Illúziók (1993) 16. Lelkünkből (unplugged album dedicated to guitarist Péter Kun who died in a tragic vehicle accident shortly afterwards) 17. Karaoke EDDA (1994) 18. Sziklaszív (1994) 19. EDDA Blues (1995) 20. 15. születésnap (double live) (1995) 21. EDDA 20. (1997) 22. Lírák 2. (1997) 23. Best of 1988-98 (1998) 24. Fire & Rain (1999) 25. Nekem nem kell más (1999) 26. Örökség (2003) 27. Elvarázsolt EDDA dalok (EDDA songs performed by various artists) 28. Isten az úton (2005) 29. 2006 A szerelem hullámhosszán (2006) 30. Szerelmi átkok és áldások (2007) 31. Átok és Áldás
2) Italian EDDA
Stefano EDDA Rampoldi was the lead singer of Ritmo Tribale, one of the most important italian rock bands of the nineties. EDDA recorded 5 albums and one EP with Ritmo Tribale since when he left the band in 1996. He released his first solo album Semper Biot in 2009 for the indie label Niegazowana. In 2010 Niegazowana released In orbita, a live EP recorded for In Orbita Sessions on Radio Capodistria, which includes a cover of Suprema by Moltheni.
www.myspace.com/stefanoeddarampoldi
3) Polish EDDA Read more on Last.fm. User-contributed text is available under the Creative Commons By-SA License; additional terms may apply.
