Max & IntroBiography
album Beograd 1985.
Released by PGP RTB, Belgrade (Serbia, in that time Yugoslavia)
Group started in Belgrade as a duo of two friends, music middle school student - Max Vincent and Intro.
After Intro leaved a group, Max continued alone under the name Max Vincent.
Being extremely musical talented and electronic-instruments addicted, he made
some excellent songs, also being involved in cooperation with many of musicians from Belgrade and other parts of Yugoslavia.
Max (born 1967. in Belgrade as Misa Mihajlovic), sadly died early, 2004.
An special DVD release has been made a year upon his dead, by efforts of their Family and friends, particularly by help of Dadi Stojanovic, ‘Casablanca’ studio owner and guitarist.
Some more biography details can be found at:
http://max-vincent.blogspot.com
currently in Serbian language only. English translation will be added soon.
Find videos with Max’s songs and songs by Max & Intro posted on YouTube.com (search: Max Vincent keyboards, or: Max & Intro).
Released by PGP RTB, Belgrade (Serbia, in that time Yugoslavia)
Group started in Belgrade as a duo of two friends, music middle school student - Max Vincent and Intro.
After Intro leaved a group, Max continued alone under the name Max Vincent.
Being extremely musical talented and electronic-instruments addicted, he made
some excellent songs, also being involved in cooperation with many of musicians from Belgrade and other parts of Yugoslavia.
Max (born 1967. in Belgrade as Misa Mihajlovic), sadly died early, 2004.
An special DVD release has been made a year upon his dead, by efforts of their Family and friends, particularly by help of Dadi Stojanovic, ‘Casablanca’ studio owner and guitarist.
Some more biography details can be found at:
http://max-vincent.blogspot.com
currently in Serbian language only. English translation will be added soon.
Find videos with Max’s songs and songs by Max & Intro posted on YouTube.com (search: Max Vincent keyboards, or: Max & Intro).
Edited by Vinyled on 3 Oct 2012, 22:36
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collaborated closely with Max
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