Jimmy Zámbó

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Jimmy Zámbó

Jimmy Zámbó (born January 20, 1958 , † January 2, 2001 ; actually Imre Zámbó ) was a Hungarian pop singer . His fans called him the "King" and "Four Octave Jimmy".

Discography

Albums

  • 1991: Csak egy vallomás (Only one confession) (HU: goldgold)
  • 1991: Jimmy II.
  • 1992: Számíthatsz rám (You can count on me)
  • 1994: Jimmy IV.
  • 1994: Jimmy's Roussos
  • 1995: Szeress, hogy szerethessenek (love so that you can be loved)
  • 1996: With akarsz a boldogságtól? (What do you want from the bliss?)
  • 1997: Zámbó Jimmy Best of I.
  • 1997: Zámbó Jimmy Best of II.
  • 1998: Fogadj örökbe ( Accept me forever)
  • 1999: Dalban mondom el (I say it in the song) (HU:Double platinum× 2Double platinum )
  • 2000: Karácsony Jimmyvel (Christmas with Jimmy) (HU:platinumplatinum)

Posthumously:

  • 2001: Zámbó Jimmy 1958–2001 (HU:platinumplatinum)
  • 2001: Best Of 2 (HU:goldgold)
  • 2001: Volt egyszer 4 oktáv (there were once 4 octaves)
  • 2001: Csak a jók mennek el (Only the good go away)
  • 2001: Karácsony Jimmy nélkül (Christmas without Jimmy) (HU:goldgold)
  • 2001: Valahol bús dal szól (Somewhere a sad song sounds) (Maxi)
  • 2002: Mindörökké Jimmy (video album) (Jimmy forever)
  • 2003: Emlékalbum (memorial album) (HU:goldgold)
  • 2004: Szeptember volt (It was September)
  • 2005: Requiem
  • 2006: Jimmyx (Mix) (HU:goldgold)
  • 2006: In Memoriam Zámbó Jimmy - A király utolsó koncertje (video album) (In Memoriam Jimmy Zámbó - The King's Last Concert)
  • 2008: Királyi duettek (Royal Duets)
  • 2010: Zámbó Jimmy királysága 1991-2001 (Jimmy Zámbó's Kingdom)

His death

Zámbó killed himself by an accidental shot in the head early in the morning on January 2, 2001. His extreme popularity and the unusual circumstance of his death provided the Hungarian tabloids with material for months of daily coverage of him and his family. After his death, he reached a record that no musician had ever achieved before. According to the mahasz , the Hungarian Association of Record Publishers , in the fifth week of the chart in 2001 he took the first 13 positions in the national LP charts with the 13 long-playing records that he had released during his career.

swell

  1. ↑ Awards for music sales: HU
  2. ^ Homepage of the BBC
  3. ↑ mahasz.hu
personal data
SURNAME Zámbó, Jimmy
ALTERNATIVE NAMES Zámbó, Imre (real name)
BRIEF DESCRIPTION Hungarian singer
DATE OF BIRTH 20th January 1958
DATE OF DEATH January 2, 2001