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Anni-Frid Lyngstad’s single “Där Du Går Lämnar Kärleken Spår” (Where You Go, Love Leaves a Trail), released in 1970, is a Swedish song that captivates with its emotional melody and profound lyrics.
“En ledig dag” is more than just a song; it symbolizes the beginning of a remarkable career that would later see Lyngstad rise to global fame with ABBA.
Though not as widely known as her later work, “Peter Pan” remains a treasured item for vinyl enthusiasts and ABBA devotees alike. It stands as a testament to Anni-Frid Lyngstad’s early talent and the beginnings of a remarkable musical legacy.
“Tivedshambo” is a unique instrumental piece in ABBA’s discography, recorded as a special tribute to their manager Stig Anderson’s 50th birthday in 1981.
17 März 2025
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Anni-Frid Lyngstad – Peter Pan (1969) on rare vinyl.
Before Anni-Frid Lyngstad became globally renowned as one-fourth of the legendary pop group ABBA, she was already making waves in Sweden with her solo career. One of her early releases, the 7” vinyl single “Peter Pan”, offers a fascinating glimpse into her musical journey before superstardom.
Released in 1969 under the Columbia label, “Peter Pan” was paired with the B-side “Du Betonar Kärlek Lite Fel” (translated as “You Emphasize Love a Little Wrong”). The single showcases Frida’s emotive vocal range and her ability to bring depth to Swedish-language pop songs. The track is a charming piece of late-1960s Scandinavian pop, reflecting both the era’s musical trends and Frida’s unique artistry.
This record holds particular significance for fans and collectors. Not only does it highlight Frida’s pre-ABBA career, but it also features contributions from Björn Ulvaeus and Benny Andersson, her future ABBA collaborators, who played instrumental roles in shaping her sound.
Though not as widely known as her later work, “Peter Pan” remains a treasured item for vinyl enthusiasts and ABBA devotees alike. It stands as a testament to Anni-Frid Lyngstad’s early talent and the beginnings of a remarkable musical legacy.