Catch the MoonMartin Gabriel, Stefan Andersson, Steve Eriksson, Magnus Tornqvist, Lars Broman, Sebastian Hankers, John Lonnmyr, Goteburg Cathedral Gustav Choir & Johann Dahl
Tack för MigMagnus Tornqvist, Johann Dahl, Stefan Andersson, Steve Eriksson, John Lonnmyr, Lars Broman, Martin Gabriel, Sebastian Hankers & Goteburg Cathedral Gustav Choir
Anywhere is ParadiseSteve Eriksson, Magnus Tornqvist, Stefan Andersson, John Lonnmyr, Johann Dahl, Lars Broman, Martin Gabriel, Goteburg Cathedral Gustav Choir & Sebastian Hankers
Dreams Like DiamondsMartin Gabriel, Stefan Andersson, Magnus Tornqvist, Lars Broman, Steve Eriksson, John Lonnmyr, Johann Dahl, Sebastian Hankers & Goteburg Cathedral Gustav Choir
Jag Säger IngentingMartin Gabriel, Stefan Andersson, Steve Eriksson, Sebastian Hankers, John Lonnmyr, Goteburg Cathedral Gustav Choir, Magnus Tornqvist, Johann Dahl & Lars Broman
Under a Low-Ceilinged SkyStefan Andersson, Steve Eriksson, Lars Broman, Goteburg Cathedral Gustav Choir, Martin Gabriel, Magnus Tornqvist, Sebastian Hankers, John Lonnmyr & Johann Dahl
Min Olycklige VänMartin Gabriel, Stefan Andersson, Steve Eriksson, Magnus Tornqvist, Lars Broman, John Lonnmyr, Johann Dahl, Sebastian Hankers & Goteburg Cathedral Gustav Choir
Stranger's HouseMartin Gabriel, Magnus Tornqvist, Sebastian Hankers, Steve Eriksson, John Lonnmyr, Johann Dahl, Stefan Andersson, Lars Broman & Goteburg Cathedral Gustav Choir
FatherStefan Andersson, Steve Eriksson, Sebastian Hankers, John Lonnmyr, Johann Dahl, Martin Gabriel, Magnus Tornqvist, Goteburg Cathedral Gustav Choir & Lars Broman
Dear GodSteve Eriksson, John Lonnmyr, Goteburg Cathedral Gustav Choir, Martin Gabriel, Magnus Tornqvist, Stefan Andersson, Sebastian Hankers, Lars Broman & Johann Dahl
With his rootsy rock ‘n’ roll - considered by many to be a Scandinavian version of Bruce Springsteen - Swedish singer Stefan Andersson made a huge impact in his native country with the 1992 release of Emperor’s Day. Andersson claims his musical approach is most heavily influenced by the cassettes his mother played to him as a child - principally comprising Elvis Presley and the Beatles. Indeed, his first band was a Beatles cover group, but over several years he was unable to write a hit single in this format. His solo career began with the usual round of rejections from major record labels (who suggested he write more Swedish-language material), before he teamed up with producer Lars Andersson (no relation) at Record Station Records. He found immediate success. His debut album sold over 150, 000 copies (achieving platinum status in Sweden) while the attendant single, ‘Catch The Moon’, stayed at number 1 in the Swedish charts for a month. Later he was presented with a Grammy award for Emperor’s Day, and a hugely successful live tour followed. In 1993 he entered the studio to record Walk Right On, an impressive follow-up set that returned him to the top of the charts.