Moje Polskie Serce

The world most unfamous country-legend Marc Miner recorded the polish pop-rock song "Moje Polskie Serce" (engl: "My Polish Heart") for the UEFA European Football Championship 2012 (EURO 2012) in Poland and Ukraine. About Outlaw-Country-Star Marc Miner: Born in Krakow/Poland in 1982 as the only child of a rich american guy, who invested into the polish communist party and a west-german girl, who made a road trip through the Eastern Bloc heading for Wladiwostock - the eastern end of the former USSR. Marc's family had to leave Poland in 1985, when the communistic regime slowly started to fall appart, and moved to Vienna/Austria, where Marc got his first guitar and started to play rock n roll, rock and even punk and grunge - which at that time was the "teenage sound of revolution". By the age of 16 the rebelling Marc Miner had enough of his parents and ran away from home. He traveled through Europe, got a job on board of a container ship and arrived in the USA in 2000. Impressed by the life-style of the South, the prairie, the Rockys and the melodies he heard there he decided to stay. Marc broke with his teenage "fuck you" attitude and as a mellow young man he learned to enjoy all the good things in life (money, sex, money, party, money, etc.). Unfortunately life ain't a free-ride and beside his music jobs he started to gamble - until he stuck in jail in Baton Rouge. He was accused of illegal gambling, forging and other "trivial offense". That's when Marc remembered daddy's fat moneyback and his influental friends. The US authorities finally gave amnasty Marc, but he had to leave this wonderful country - forever! Back in good ol' Europe - where Miner spent the most of his life - he finally settled down in Vienna - the city of music, where he grew up and where his journey once began. Here he does what he can do best - gambling - and from time to time he steps in front of a drunken crowed to perform the worlds finest melodies.