Earlier name - Komet-Band. A band formed by Andrzej Kadłuczka in 1961, playing instrumental music, in particular numbers by the English group The Shadows. It was based at the "Oaza" club at the Kraków Cable Factory.
         Out of the many Kraków bands considered, it was the only one chosen to play for a time at the Pod Jaszczurami club. In various line-ups it existed until 1968. It was disbanded by its founder after Andrzej Zaucha left for Dżamble.

lead guitar - Andrzej Kadłuczka
bass guitar - Ryszard Stryjski / Marian Pawlik / Tadeusz Błaszak
rhythm guitar - Zbigniew Gdula / Antoni Pazdalski / Stanisław Dziewoński / Antoni Krupa

drums - Zdzisław Wawrzyńczak / Tadeusz Fudaliński / Zdzisław Nazarko / Adam Pukalak / Benedykt Radecki / Janusz Gajec

Tenor sax - Wacław Buratowski / Zbigniew Sztyc
Piano - Marek Kosek
Trumpet - Andrzej Jakóbiec
Trombone - Marek Michalak

vocals - Jerzy Świerczek / Elżbieta Żakowicz / Włodzimierz Gurgul / Wiesława Bator / Kazimierz Bocheński / Marek Pawlak / Andrzej Zaucha

Special thanks for the audio material below go to those who helped to obtain it: Stanisław Socha, Michał Owczarek i Janusz Cholewa

         It so happened that Marek Jamrozy of the band Szwagry had to leave for military service. It also happened that Szwagry were to play at the Sala Kongresowa (Congress Hall) in Warsaw, at a concert together with the English guitar group The Shadows. Luck smiled on Andrzej Kadłuczka of Telstar, who at that time was standing in for Marek Jamrozy, the lead guitarist of Szwagry.
        A virtuoso player of The Shadows numbers - Marek Jamrozy - missed by two months a live meeting with those whose music he had played with great passion in a band very well known in Kraków at the time - Czarne Koty.

         Szwagry appeared in the first part of the concert - before The Shadows - on 11 October 1965.
        In the second part of the concert Szwagry could admire the Vox amplifiers, the Burns guitars and the unique sound of The Shadows. The event is documented by the material below.