Lasse Stefanz

Using a career spanning five decades, Swedish dansband Lasse Stefanz play music within a country style. Perhaps one of the most well-known dansbands of its period, the group broke to mainstream achievement in 1982 using the strike one “Oh Julie” and continued to be reliably well-known in the years thereafter, launching a new record every year and topping the Swedish graphs with regularity following the turn from the hundred years. Founded in 1967 in Kristianstad, the music group comprised Olle Jönsson (vocals), Christer Ericsson (acoustic guitar), Anders Pettersson (key pad, accordion), Lars Sigfridsson (bass), Hans Sigfridsson (acoustic guitar, saxophone), and Gunnar Nilsson (drums). Lasse Stefanz produced their commercial documenting debut in 1970 using the solitary “Kära Rut.” Many years later on the band produced its recording debut with Vad Tiden Går (1974). While Lasse Stefanz released an recording pretty much annually through the entire remainder from the 1970s, they didn’t break to mainstream achievement until 1982 using the strike solitary “Oh Julie” as well as the associated recording from the same name. Out of this stage onward, Lasse Stefanz continued to be successful, continuing release a songs at an amazingly consistent speed. In the 2000s, Lasse Stefanz’s recognition had increased to such levels that their fresh full-length releases frequently topped the Swedish albums graph. Such was the case with Vagabond (2007), Rallarsväng (2008), and Pickup truck Stop (2009), which were number 1 strikes. Amazingly, the music group remained consistently practical during its 5th decade, with just about any launch topping the graphs as well as the 2015 recording Whiskey Barrel heading yellow metal in Sweden. Carrying out a 2015 Greatest Strikes collection, Lasse Stefanz quickly adopted up with 2016’s Street Trip, once more reaching number 1.