Elek bacsik biography of christopher

  • Elek Bacsik was a Hungarian-American jazz guitarist and violinist born in in Budapest, Hungary.
  • Elek Bacsik was a Hungarian Gypsy jazz guitarist who today is virtually unknown.
  • Elek Bacsik (– 14 February ) was a Hungarian-American jazz guitarist and violinist.

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    Elek Bacsik

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