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AMERICAN LABELS

COLUMBIA RECORDS
The pioneers of album cover design

CLEF, NORGRAN, VERVE (1)
David Stone Martin

CLEF, NORGRAN, VERVE (2)
The photographic covers

BLUE NOTE 10" LPs
Searching for a modern jazz identity

BLUE NOTE 1500 series
Defining the hard bop style

BLUE NOTE 4000 series
Masterpieces of Reid Miles

PRESTIGE RECORDS
Images of East Coast jazz

RIVERSIDE RECORDS
Street cred with Thelonious Monk

PACIFIC JAZZ
Moods of Chet and Claxton

CONTEMPORARY
Cool West Coast, great Sound

SAVOY RECORDS
Masterworks by Charlie Parker

DIAL RECORDS
Small label, big Bird sound

ATLANTIC RECORDS
Bold and striking albums

EMARCY RECORDS
The classic drummer logo label

BETHLEHEM RECORDS
The beautiful design of Burt Goldblatt

DEBUT RECORDS
Artist-operated jazz label with Mingus & Roach

CANDID RECORDS
Legendary, early 1960s LPs

ESP-DISK
Free jazz and silk screened covers

IMPULSE RECORDS
Edgy and experimental

RCA VICTOR
The high spirit of Jim Flora

VARIOUS US labels (1)
ABC-Paramount, Aladdin, Argo, Capitol, Coral, Dawn, Decca,
and more

VARIOUS US labels (2)
Epic, Fantasy, HiFi, Imperial, Jazzland, Jazz West, Jubilee, Mercury, Mode, and more

VARIOUS US labels (3)
Roost, Signal, Storyville, Tampa, Transition, United Artists, Vee Jay, and more

EUROPEAN LABELS

SWEDEN (1)
The EP era and Metronome Records in 1950s

SWEDEN (2)
The LPs in the 1950s, and Swedish jazz abroad

SWEDEN (3)
Changing times in the 1960s

SWEDEN (4)
New energy to Swedish jazz in the 1970s

DENMARK
Montmartre, Debut Records and the heydays in Danish jazz

NORWAY
Krog and Garbarek, greats in Norwegian jazz

FINLAND
Plenty of merged styles in Finnish jazz

FRANCE
Americans in Paris, force in French jazz

ENGLAND
Esquire and Tempo, classic labels in British jazz

GERMANY
Jazz labels with strong identity

ITALY
Rare Italian jazz covers

HOLLAND
From Diamonds to ICP in
Dutch jazz

POLAND
Unique series of Polish jazz on Muza

OTHER COUNTRIES
Jazz labels around the world

Jazz Club Fasching in Stockholm

SWEDEN (4)

New energy
to Swedish jazz
in the 1970s

During the late 1960s the interest in jazz in Sweden was very low. Many feared it would die out. But thanks to the 1970s fusion music a new interest in jazz grew up with the younger generation. The economic situation also improved by a new and more liberal cultural policy which gave social support to the musicians, the clubs and the record production.

The meeting between folk music and jazz had in the 1960s played an important role, and it continued in the 1970s. The Swedish folk tradition was often a part of the music by such as the musicians around Arne Domnerus, particularly for the pianist and composer Nils Lindberg.

Jazz in the church

Georg Riedel and Bengt Hallberg had a marked interest in choir-singing, a result from interactions with the church and church musicians. "Jazz in the church" became an estimated phenomenon around the country. Popular names in that context was also Svend Asmussen and Putte Wickman who often appeared together in church concerts.

Svend Asmussen with chamber choir

Jazz meets Rock

But the main influences into jazz in the early 1970s came from the rock music. The day after that Jimi Hendrix masterfully closed the Woodstock festival, Miles Davis was in the recording studio to start work on Bitches Brew. It is a curious coincidence, but true logical because that the electric music of Miles had Hendrix's influence hovering over it.

The Woodstock festval as well as Jimi Hendrix and Miles Davis´ new record had an enormously impact on the jazz development in the 1970s. New meetings between rock and improvised music began to be organised around the world. In Sweden gave surch as the legendary music festival at Gärdet in Stockholm in 1970 new energy to both rock and jazz music in Sweden.

The Festival at Gärdet in Stockholm

A variety of groups was formed in Sweden who were involved in fusion music of various kinds, and the boundaries between music styles began increasingly to blur.

OPPOSITE CORNER from Gothenburg played a music that included folk and art music from countries such as Arabia, Tibet and Ghana and they could go to classic composers like Eric Satie and Bela Bartok to get new starting points. Leader was the saxophonist Gunnar Lindgren and among the members Åke Johansson on piano.

Opposite Corner

Berndt Egerbladh, Bengt-Arne Wallin, Monica Dominiqe, Janne Schaffer among others mixed up their music with all kinds of moods from jazz, rock, funk and whatever. And on groups such as Arbete och Fritid, Fläsket Brinner, Samla Mammas Manna and Archimedes Badkar, it was impossible to bring any musical label.

One of the best and most long-lived fusion groups was EGBA who mixed their own rock material with folk music elements from mainly Africa and Latin America. The name EGBA associated from the outset to Africa but was later, when the instrumentation became more electronic, the meaning of "Electronic Groove and Beat Academy".

A meeting between Swedish jazz musician and Turkish musicians took place in the group SEVDA. Among the members were Bernt Rosengren, Maffy Falay and Okay Temiz. The latter also led the group ORIENTAL WIND, in which several members of the group Rena Rama also played.

Bobo Stenson

In RENA RAMA the Indian music played an important role. The group was started by Bobo Stenson, Palle Danielsson, Lennart Åberg and Bengt Berger. All four had important roles in several other groups and contexts.

The American trumpeter Don Cherry had a great importance for the development of jazz fusion in Sweden. He lived periodically in Sweden and often played with Swedish musicians.

Don Cherry

The free jazz and improvised music developed also in Sweden, even if the style did not get the same position here as in other parts of Europe. A pioneer was the saxophonist Bengt "Frippe" Norström, who already in the early 1960s had chosen a consistent musical direction. Others that moved across the musical borders were Bernt Rosengren, Tommy Koverhult, Eje Thelin, Per-Henric Wallin and Gilbert Holmström.

One of the first and most persistent Swedish groups in free improvised music was ISKRA. First playing quite chaotically, but subsequently became more nuanced.

A more aggressive music was played by LOKOMOTIV KONKRET. They were connected with the 1970s European avantgarde, which combined free improvisation with contemporary written art music.

Free jazz at Fylkingen, the scene for new and experimental music in Stockholm

Even more traditional forms of jazz had a place on the expanded Swedish jazz scene in the 1970s and 1980s. Swing music had a renaissance by musicians like Lars Erstrand and Ove Lind who addressed their music to both a listening and a dancing audience, mostly made up of middle-aged and older people.

Stampen, the place for "Happy Jazz"
in Stockholm

A younger dancing audience was interested in music with a strong jazz connection as well, but it was jazz flavoured with music from Latin America and Caribbean, and with black American soul and funk.

Also bebop and hardbop were living well in the 70s and 80s. Groups such as Communication (with Red Mitchell), Jazz Incorporated (Egil Johansen), CBQ (Christer Boustedt and Bosse Broberg), Fredrik Noren Band - they all played under the motto "bebop is beautiful." Soloists were musicians like Nisse Sandström, Krister Andersson, Bertil Lövgren, Åke Johansson, Lars Sjösten and others.

See also

Swedish jazz 1950s (1)
EP albums

Swedish jazz 1950s (2)
LP albums

Swedish jazz 1960s

LINKS

Swedish Jazz Discography

DIG JAZZ
Swedish jazz webzine

Jan Allan -70 Label: MCA 1782 12" LP 1970

Sweden 1970s

G.L.Unit: Orangutang Label: EMI Odeon E 062-34163 12" LP 1970
Design: Ture Sjölander Photo: Sven Gillsäter

Doris. EMI Odeon E 006-24194 7" singel 1970

Doris Label: EMI Odeon E 062-34193 12" LP 1970
Design: Håkan Gustaf Carlström

LPs from 1970 by Radiojazzgruppen: Blåsländor (SR Records RELP 1111), and
Frostrosor (SR Records RELP 1090). Design: Nisse Skoog

First and second LPs by Arbete & Fritid from 1970 on Sonet SLP 2513 and SLP 2526

LPs from 1970: Acoustic Space by Eje Thelin (EMI Odeon 062-34180), and
Marlene Widmark - Teddy Wilson (EMI Odeon 062-34172)

Melvin Price: Jazzbalett Rytmer Label: Price Records 1001 12" LP 1970

George Riedel: Puls Label: Megafon mflp 15 12" LP 1970

Kustbandet: Jemsides Label: Kenneth Records KS 2031 12" LP 1970
Design: Mats Söderqvist Photo: Anders Nyström

Happy Jazz with Ove Lind, Monica Zetterlund, Brew Moore a.o. (Gazell GMG-1223), and
Fancy with Arne Domnerus Trio (Gazell GMG-1219). LPs from 1970

Monica Zetterlund with Monica Dominique (EMI Odeon E 062-34337), and
Huvva by Merit Hemmingson (EMI Columbia E 062-34273). LPs from 1971

Anthony Reebop Kwaku Bah Label: Philips 6316008 12" LP 1971
Design: Göran Rosander Photo: Larserik Svantesson

Rolf Ericson: Oh! Pretty Little Neida Label: Gazell GMG-1222 12" LP 1971
Design: Peter Viking

Nannie Porres: I Thought About You Label: EMI Odeon E 062-34336 12" LP 1971
Painting: Stig Claesson

Umeå Big Band in Montreux Label: Gazell GMG-1225 12" LP 1971
Design: Peter Viking Photo: Christer Landergren

LPs from 1971 in the Club Jazz Series: Nannie Porres and Bernt Rosengren (SR Records 1117)
and Opposite Corner and Palle Danielsson 6 (SR Records 1117)

LPs from 1971: Du glädjerika sköna by Radiojazzgruppen (SR Records RMLP 1134),
and Solar Plexus (EMI Odeon E154-34573)

LPs from 1971: Jan Eriksson Tollarparn (RCA INTS 1287),
and Beat on Hammond by Knud Jorgensen (InterDisc ILPS-165)

Lars Gullin: Jazz Amour Affair Label: EMI Odeon E062-34289 12" LP 1971
Design: Poulina Gullin Drawing: Mailis Gullin

LPs from 1971: Svenska Löd AB! by Hörselmat with Janne Schaffer (HM-KU-FI-SLP-001),
and Bengt Hallberg plays Bacharach (Polydor 2379 022)

Heta Linjen with Berndt Egerbladh, Kisa Magnusson, Janne Carlsson, Ulf Andersson a.o.
Feta Heta Linjen (Polydor 2379 029) and Won't You Step Inside? (Odeon 4E 062-34288)
Both LPs from 1971

Bernt Rosengren: Fly Me To The Sun Label: Gazell GMG-1226 12" LP 1971
Cover art: Agnetha Söderberg

Slim´s Blues Gang Label: Sonet SLP 2523 12" LP 1971
Photo: Bengt af Geijerstam

EP from 1971: Arac Constellation with Bertil and Göran Strandberg (Arac SEP 123), and
LP from 1971: Brew´s Stockholm Dew by Brew Moore (Sonet SNTF 623 - UK)

LPs by Bengt Hallberg from 1971: Hallberg à la carte (Columbia E 062-34148),
and Collaboration (EMI Odeon E 062-34397)

Björbobandet: Jazz från Masrike Label: Coop EP-01 7" EP 1971

George Russell: Othello Ballet Suite Label: Sonet SLP 1409 12" LP 1971

LPs from 1971: Dedikation by Arne Domnerus (Megafon mflp 17), and
Aurora Borealis by Sabu Martinez and Bjöbobandet (Coop 71-01)

Fläsket Brinner Label: Silence SRS 4606 12" LP 1971

Radiojazzgruppen with Berndt Egerbladh and Lars Werner Label: SR RELP 1136
12" LP 1971 Design: Nisse Skoog

Bengt-Arne Wallin: The Magic Box Label: SR Records RMLP 1131 12" LP 1971
Design: Ardy Strüwer

Don Cherry: Organic Music Society Label: Caprice DLP 1 12" LP 1972
Design and painting: Moki Cherry

Monica Zetterlund: Chicken Feather Label: SR Records 1151 12" LP 1972
Design: Anna Klang

Lars Sjösten: Gutår! (Philips 6316 016) Label: Philips 6316 016 12" LP 1972
Design: Göran Rossander Photo: Larsåke Thuresson

Nils Sandström: The Painter Label: EMI Odeon 062-34659 12" LP 1972
Design: Stig Söderqvist Photo: Bengt H. Malmqvist

br> LPs from 1972 by SEVDA: Jazz i Sverige -72 (Caprice 31),
and Live at Jazzhus Montmartre (Caprice 41)

LPs from 1972: Varmluft by Bengt-Arne Wallin (Sonet SLP-2528), and
I Let A Song Go Out by Arne Domnerus (RCA Victor LSA 3128)

LPs from 1972: Dialog by Arne Domnerus and Rune Gustafsson (Megafon mflp 19),
and 300.000 by Jan Johansson (Megafon mflp 18)

LPs from 1972: Hacke Björksten (Megafon mflp 22),
and Jan Johansson (Artist ALPL 104)

Staffan Harde (SJR Records LPS-2) and Mount Everest (Philips 6316 024)
LPs from 1972

Fläsket Brinner: Fläsket Label: Ljudsp�r EFG-7202 12" LP 1972

Jan Johansson spelar musik på sitt eget vis Label: Megafon mflp 20-21
12" LP 1972

Lennart Jonken Jonsson: 341216-7730 Label: Coop 7301 12" LP 1973

Lars Färnlöf: Svit Cachasa Label: SR Records 1152 12" LP 1973
Design: Anna Klang

Sabu Martinez: Afro Temple Label: Grammofonverket 7341 12" LP 1973
Design: Lorne De Wolfe and Sabu Martinez

LPs from 1973: Rena Rama: Jazz i Sverige -73 (Caprice 49),
and EGBA (Grammofonverket EFG 5015113)

LPs by Putte Wickman from 1973: Live at Åhus Jazz Festival (EMI Odeon E 062-35221), and
Happy New Year! (Odeon 062-34822). Both with quartet including S. Abeleen and Red Mitchell.

LPs from 1973: Blues Eyes by Kisa Magnusson (SR Records RHLP 1204), and
Music with a Jazz Flavour by Alice Babs (Swedish Society SLT 33223)

LPs from 1973: Nybyggarland by Berndt Egerbladh (Sonet SLP-2543), and
Live at Cervantes by Bengt Hallberg and Red Mitchell (EMI Odeon E 062-34860)

Bertil Strandberg: Cirrus Label: Arac ARA 3001 12" LP 1973
Design and photo: Len Luckhurst

Okay Temiz: Music for Xaba Label: Sonet SNTF 642 (UK) 12" LP 1973
Photo: Rita Knox

Don Cherry: Eternal Now Label: Sonet SNTF 653 (UK) 12" LP 1973
Design: Jörgen Renhorn Tapestry: Moki Cherry

LPs from 1973: Måltid by Samla Mammas Manna (Silence SRS 4621 - Painting: Tage �sén),
and Stardust International & Tayfun (Hendrix NSLP 51)

LPs from 1973: Den sista jäntan by Monica Zetterlund (Spotlight SPD-101), and
Bästisar! by Evabritt Strandberg and Red Mitchell (Artist ALP-40-105)

LPs from 1973 by Radiojazzgruppen: Seismisk komposition (SR RELP 1194),
and Nocturne (SR RELP 1193)

Lars Gullin: Fine Together Label: Sonet SLPD-2542 12" LP 1973
Photo: Bengt H. Malmqvist

Tony Scott: Manteca Label: Sonet SLP 2548 12" LP 1973
Design: Lasse Åberg Photo: Torbjörn Calvero

Lars Gullin: Like Grass Label: EMI Odeon E062-34874 12" LP 1973
Photo: Rolf Nilsson

Arne Domnerus: Scandinavian Design Label: RCA Victor YSPL 1-587 12" LP 1973

Gabor Szabo: Small World. With Berndt Egerbladh, Janne Schaffer a.o.
Label: Four Leaf EFG-7230 12" LP 1973

Archimedes Badkar: Rumpstek (front and back cover).
Privately issued 7" EP with no label 1973.

Gunnar Lidberg: Swinging Violin Label: InterDisc ILPS 228 12" LP 1973

Lars Gullin: Bluesport Label: EMI Odeon E 062-35141 12" LP 1974
Photo: Gunnar Smoliansky

Staffan Abeleen: Sweet Alva Label: EMI Odeon E062-35001 12" LP 1974
Photo: Stig Forsberg

Arne Domnerus: Antiphone Blues Label: Proprius 7744 12" LP 1974

Lalle Svensson: Cockroach Road Label: Cockroach Records 101 12" LP 1974
Design: Jörgen Renhorn

Melvyn Price: Rhythm and Blues Label: Merl Dor PR 1003 12" LP 1974
Photo: Beata Bergström

LPs by Bernt Rosengren from 1974: Notes from Underground (EMI Harvest E 154-34958-9),
and Live in Stockholm, vol. 1 (Amigo AMLP 815 - photo: Nils Edström)

LPs from 1974: Lars Gullin 1959-1960 (Artist 30-114), and
Live at Fregatten by SEVDA (Sonet SNTF 665 - UK)

LPs from 1974: Turkish Folk Jazz by Okay Temiz (Sonet SNTF 669 - UK), and
Communication with Red Mitchell, Nisse Sandström a.o. (Grammofonverket EFG-402 5 090)

Peps Blodsband Label: Sonet SLP-2552 12" LP 1974
Design: Sture Johannesson and Sten Kallin

Guido Manusardi: Romanian Impressions Label: Amigo AMFLP 814 12" LP 1974
Design: Peter Viking

Gugge Hedrenius Big Blues Band: Stockholm Blues Label: Polar POLS 257
12" LP 1974

LPs from 1974: A Sleeping Bee by Art Farmer (Grammofonverket EFG-501 5 084), and
Rainbow Scetches by Radiojazzgruppen (CAM CMLP 5906)

LPs from 1974: Reflexioner by Georg Riedel - Bengt Hallberg (Megafon mflp 23), and
Leif Strand´s Chamber Choir with Arne Domnerus, Bengt Hallberg a.o. (Proprius 7726)

Kjell Öman: Misturada Label: Sonet SLP-2570 12" LP 1975
Design: Lasse Åbrg Photo: Bengt H. Malmqvist

Mount Everest: Waves from Albert Ayler Label: LIM 7503 12" LP 1975
Photo: Per Wissing

Kornet Label: Manifest MAN 005 12" LP 1975

Monica Zetterlund: Hej, man! Label: EMI Odeon E 062-35171 12" LP 1975
Photo: Bengt H. Malmqvist

LPs by Berndt Egerbladh from 1975: Kristallen den fina (CBS 80299), and
Don´t Get Around Much Any More (Grammofonverket EFG-505 5 127)

LPs from 1975: Stone Free by Claes-Göran Fagersted (Odeon E 062-35170), and
Kropp å Själ by Lars Werner - Christer Boustedt (Dragon LP 2)

Bengt Ernryd Quartet Label: Dragon LP 1 12" LP 1975
Design: Magnus Lindgren

Archimedes Badkar: Badrock för barn i alla åldrar Label: MNW 53P 12" LP 1975

The New Figaro Label: Dragon LP 4 12" LP 1975
Photo: Anita Westin

Tommy Koverhult & Jan Wallgren Quintet Label: Dragon LP 5 12" LP 1975
Photo: Anita Westin

Thad Jones with Radiojazzgruppen: Greetings and Salutations Label: Four Leaf FLC 5001
12" LP 1975 Design and photo: Gerard Nouchi

Evabritt Strandberg with Teddy Wilson a.o.: Elva bitar Evabritt
Label: EMI 062-35167 12" LP 1975

LPs from 1975: Helf Me! by Lars Werner trio (Odeon E 062-35239), and
Anders Lindskog Quartet (Amigo AMLP 817)

LPs from 1975: Ivan the Terrible by Ivan Oskarsson (Dragon DRLP 7),
and Sabra by Arne Domnerus (RCA Victor YSLP 1-571)

LPs from 1975: Jazz i Sverige -75 by ISKRA (Caprice CAP 2006), and
Spjärnsvallet with Bengt Berger, Christer Bothén a.o. (MNW 57P)

LPs from 1976: Arne Domnerus: Jazz at the Pawnshop (Proprius 7778-9), and
Iskra: Allemansrätt (Ett minne för livet MILP 002)

Dorothy Donegan Label: Four Leaf FLC 5006 12" LP 1976
Design: Jens Holmsen Photo: Rune Johansson

Lars Gullin: Aeros Aromatic Atomica Suite Label: EMI C062-35282 12" LP 1976
Painting: Mailis Gullin

Monica Zetterlund: Folk som har sånger kan inte dö Label: YTF 50300 12" LP 1976

Siljabloo Nilsson: Bloo-Hacketyhack-Bock! Label: EMI E 062-35286 12" LP 1976
Design: Folke Müller

Benny Bailey: How Deep Can You Do? Label: EMI Harvest 062-35278 12" LP 1976
Design: Kjell Andersson Photo: Stig Forsberg

LPs from 1976: Sundance w. Gilbert Holmström, Ulf Wakenius a.o. (Harvest E062-35289),
and Alice Babs & Titti på Berns: Glädjen (RCA YSLP 1-581)

LPs from 1976: Vargavinter (Silence SRS 4637), and
Archimedes Badkar II (MNW 62-63P)

LPs from 1976 and 1977: Eskimo Heat by Häxmjölk (Metronome MLP 15599), and
Ann-Kristin Hedmark & Sandvik Big Band (Philips 6316 101)

Lars Lystedt: Blues After Dark Label: Dragon DRLP 15 12" LP 1977

Okay Temiz Oriental Wind Label: Sonet SNTF 737 (UK) 12" LP 1977

Lennart Jonken Jonsson - Lars Sjösten: As Time Goes By Label: Dragon DRLP 11
12" LP 1977 Design: Magdalena Sandlund

LPs from 1977: As You Are by Karin Krog and Nils Lindberg (RCA PL40015),
and Archimedes Badkar Tre (MNW 78P)

LPs from 1977: Ralph Lundsten´s Andromeda All Stars (EMI Harvest C 062-35340),
and Eje Thelin Live -76 (Caprice CAP 2007:1-2)

EGBA Live at Montmartre Label: Sonet SLP-2595 12" LP 1977
Design: Lars Jonsson Photo: Jan Persson

Förklädd Gud (God in Disquise): Jazz i Sverige 77 Label: Caprice CAP 1125
12" LP 1977 Design: Lars Kolsrud

The Unique Lalle Svensson Label: EMI 7C 062-35560 12" LP 1978
Photo: Elon Lindberg

Rune Öfwerman: Glenn Miller Is Missing Label: Sonet SLP-2606 12" LP 1978
Design: Wagner

Sansara Music Band Label: Sonet SLP-2607 12" LP 1978
Design: Peter Wiking Photo: Torbjörn Calvero

Lars Werner - Christer Boustedt Label: Bellatrix BLP 702 12" LP 1978
Design and photo: Dan Tillberg

LPs from 1978: Meta Roos & Nippe Sylwens Band (Click LP 2878),
and Archimedes Badkar + Afro 70: Bado Kidogo (MNW 91P)

Lokomotiv Konkret (Urspår 1) and Christer Boustedt Quintet (Dragon DRLP 17)
LPs from 1978

LPs with Alice Babs from 1978: Far Away Star (Phontastic 50-11)
and Simple Isn´t Easy (Bluebell 104)

LPs from 1978: Jazz i Sverige -79 by Mount Everest (Caprice CAP 1177)
and Belsta River by Gabor Szabo (Four Leaf FLC 5030)

Don Cherry: Live Ankara Label: Sonet SNTF 669 (UK) 12" LP 1978
Design and tapestry: Moki Cherry

Salih Baysal with Okay Temiz, Maffy Falay a.o.: The Myth Label: Sonet SNTF 739 (UK)
12" LP 1978 Painting: Wolfgang Jagusch

Knud Jörgensen in Stockholm Label: Ö Records L19 12" LP 1978

Oriental Wind: Chila-Chila Label: Sonet SNTF 809 (UK) 12" LP c.1979
Design: Dan Ahlquist Photo: Jörgen Boo

Lars Werner: That's why I drink! Label: Dragon DRLP 20 12" LP 1979

Åke Johansson: På heder och samvete Label: Tonart 6 12" LP 1979
Illustration: Eric Werner

LPs from 1979-80: Lars Gullin p� Gyllene Cirkeln (EMI 7C 062-35627 M),
and Lars Gullin with Strings (Sonet SLP-2659). Both recorded live mid 1960s

Cornelis Vreeswijk - Jazz Incorporated Label: Four Leaf FLC 5046 12" LP 1979

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