Don't believe the boys - the third Polish longplay album of the Filipinki band, which was originally scheduled to premiere in the fall of 1970. Songs intended for the longplay Don't believe the boys entered the group's repertoire at the turn of 1969 and 1970, and were presented to the public during the Filipinki and Bez tour Atu - Don't believe the boys. The exhausting, badly organized tour led to a split in the band - in the middle of the tour, singer Anna Sadowa and Niki Ikonomu announced that they were leaving the group. The other three Filipinos, Iwona Racz, Krystyna Pawlaczyk and Maria Hardy, broke the contract with Estrada Dolnośląska, organizing the Don't believe the boys tour, and were taken over by Stołeczna Estrada. The singer Barbara Kowalska joined the group, the band became a quartet and changed not only the sound, but also the image and repertoire. Due to this transformation, Polskie Nagrania Muza withdrew from the planned release of the album Do not believe the boys, and the music material collected for the album ended up in the archives, and in the case of some of the songs, it was not even occasionally presented in the media. The premiere of the album took place on December 1, 2016. Its publishers are Instytut Wydawniczy Latarnik and Oficyna Wydawnicza AS. The publishing house is partnered by Atlas and the Szczecin Artistic Agency. The album was released in vinyl and on CD.
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Postcard advertising Filipinki & Bez Atu longplay - Don't believe the boys signed by the band members.
