Monica Zetterlund

Monica Zetterlund sang with Ib Glindeman’s music group in Denmark and saxophonist Arne Domnerus’ music group in Stockholm in 1957, saving with Domnerus from 1958. She started performing overseas in the past due ’50s. In america, Zetterlund’s credibility like a jazz vocalist rests mainly upon Waltz for Debbie, a documenting manufactured in 1964 with pianist Expenses Evans’ trio. Furthermore to several single information, she’s also documented using the Thad Jones-Mel Lewis orchestra (It Just Happens EACH AND EVERY TIME, 1977) and bassist Niels-Henning Ørsted Pedersen (THAT IS All I Inquire, 1998), amongst others. Her repertoire also integrated such non-jazz idioms as Swedish folk tunes and traditional music. Zetterlund’s superstar transcended music; classically gorgeous, she was also an celebrity in her indigenous Sweden. She continuing to execute until her loss of life in-may of 2005 following a open fire broke out in her house.