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Ken credits his parents for first getting him involved in polka music. His Dad had a radio polka program for many years and his parents ran many polka dances and weekends, so
Ken was always around polka music in his young years.
Ken took an interest in the drums at a young age and began taking drum lessons in grammar school and played in the
grammar school and high school bands. Ken played his first job when he was 15
and has been playing polka music ever since.
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Before the Maestro's Men, Ken was a member
of Jackie Libera’s Classix. Prior to the Classix, Ken spent four years
as a member of the Polka Family Band and performed on their three Grammy nominated recordings.
Ken was also a member of The Brass Works. In addition, Ken has had the
pleasure of being able to perform with the Eddie Forman Orchestra, Lenny Gomulka and Chicago Push, The Boys from Baltimore,
Bruno Mikos, The Ampol-Aires, Ray Jay and the Carousels, Happy Louie and Julcia, Joe Pasieka, Bud Hundenski and the Corsairs,
the Brass Dimension and others.
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Maestro's Men: Don't Stop The Music, Decade, It's All About The Music, Strike
Up The Band, Music Maestros Please, Once More...From The Top, Polkas For The Christmas Season 2, Polkas For The Christmas
Season 3.Eddie Forman: Bride and GroomPolka Family:
Fiddle Faddle, We Are Family, Polka Music Fan Rich Bobinski Orchestra: Playing
with My Band |
Most Memorable Musical Moments: |
Attending the Grammy Awards as a nominee with
Polka Family and the Maestro’s Men, playing Carnegie Hall with Polka Family, IPA awards with the Maestro’s Men
for Favorite Instrumental Group, the polka festivals and cruises, and sharing the stage over the years with great musicians.
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