Olle Ljungström

An associate of the brand new influx music group Reeperbahn between 1979-1983, Olle Ljungström is a Swedish singer/songwriter who produced his single album debut in 1993 and strike the very best Ten from the albums graph with regularity in following years. Created Lars Olof Gustaf Ljungström on August 12, 1961, in Vaxholm, Sweden, he started his recording profession as an associate of the brand new influx band Reeperbahn. Made up of Dan Sundquist (vocals, bass), Eddie Sjöberg (acoustic guitar), and Peter Korhonen (drums), furthermore to Ljungström (vocals, acoustic guitar), the music group made its industrial documenting debut in 1979 using the solitary “Havet Ligger Blankt” on Mercury Information. The eponymous recording debut Reeperbahn (1979) adopted soon thereafter. The band’s second recording, Venuspassagen (1981), was its most effective, reaching the TOP, and fourth recording Peep-Show (1983) was also especially popular, achieving the Best 20. After Reeperbahn split in 1983, Ljungström teamed up with Heinz Liljedahl to create the short-lived duo Heinz & Adolescent, which existed lengthy enough release a the English-language record Buzzbuzzboys… (1984) on Stranded Rekords. Ten years afterwards Ljungström embarked on the solo career being a vocalist/songwriter, producing his eponymous record debut in 1993 on Warner Music subsidiary Telegram Information. While his debut was a humble hit, achieving the Best 40, his second single record, Världens Räddaste Guy (1994), vaulted him in to the TOP. The follow-up albums Tack (1995) and Det Stora Kalaset (1998) had been also TOP hits, while 5th recording En Apa Som Liknar Drill down (2000) arrived close, peaking at quantity 12. Then, following a best-of compilation Bäst (2001) as well as the recording Syntheziser (2002), Ljungström got a seven-year sabbatical. His return recording, Sju (2009), was his most effective release to day from a industrial standpoint, achieving the Best Five and spawning the solitary “Försökskanin.”