Lalla Hansson: Upp til Ragvaldsträsk
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One of the best voices in Swedish pop music, Lalla Hansson, first appeared as part of the
Fabulous Four in the '60s. He has released a steady stream of singles and albums since then,
and is still active at the beginning of the new millenium.
His 1971 album Upp til Ragvaldsträsk is a collection of Swedish interpretations of American folk and rock songs. The title track is is a translation of The Band's "Up on Cripple Creek".
Tracks
Side A
- Anna & Mej (Me & Bobby McGee)
- Hej, Du Med Tamburinen (Mr Tambourine Man)
- Vyssanlull, Lilla Marie (Sweet Baby James)
- När Min Dröm Kom (On The Way Home)
- Upp Till Ragvaldsträsk (Up On Cripple Creek)
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Side B
- Föddes Till At Vara (I Wasn't Born to Follow)
- Den Enda Levande I Vår Stad (The Only Living Boy In New York City)
- Lai-Le-Lai (The Boxer)
- Försök Att Förstå (Have You Ever Seen The Rain?)
- Grön Parfym - Ble Parfym (One Of Us Can Not Be Wrong)
Lalla Hansson - Upp til Ragvaldsträsk - 1971 - Columbia Sweden 4E 062-34435